Vatican Pope Dmitri Defacto Luciferus

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Waning Gibbous Moon Enters Aries

"I'm one with the Goddess

and open to Her Wisdom."

18th Day of the 9th Lunar Cycle

Ruled by Demeter

Lunar Tree Cycle of Coll/Hazel

12th Day of the Celtic Tree

Month of Coll/Hazel

18th Day of the Cycle of Lughnasadh -

Days of Lugh

Moon Phase: waning Gibbous Moon

Moon sets: 9:22AM EDST

Moon rises: 9:19PM EDST

Moon in Pisces v/c 1:07PM EDST

Moon enters the Cardinal Fire

Sign of Aries at 8:01PM EDST

Rhiannon's Cycle of the Moon

Lunar Meditation: The grail of

your search.

Sun in Leo

Sunrise: 6:31AM EDST

Sunset: 8:18PM EDST

Solar Question for the Day: Do you

practice hospitality of spirit?"

Lughnasadh (Gwyl Awst) Quarter

of the Year

August 16th, 2011

MOON IN ARIES - So the moon leaves the watery sign of Pisces early this afternoon and enters the fiery sign of Aries tonight. The Moon in Aries lights a fire under our tails; it wakes us up, strips away our complications and our patience. We can make a fresh start but will tend to shoot from the hip, move fast, argue quickly - remember we are still in Mercury Retrograde and our judgments may be cloudy.

This can be a time to initiate, to speak up, and honor independence. The Moon in Aries asks us to wake and remember who we truly are, even if bothers those we love or work for. Tempers, tears and passions run hot. Moon in Aries is a time of new beginnings, intense activity, pioneering in any field, reaching out with emotional surges, impulsiveness. This moon can be the great tester of the limits. When the moon is in Aries you may want to depend on yourself, as there is also a certain amount of ego involvement. You might feel impatient now or want to initiate new things. Moon in Aries is the best time to work magick involving leadership, authority, rebirth, spiritual conversion or willpower. Healing rituals for ailments of the face, head or brain are also done during this period of time. Those who are born under a Moon in Aries are passionate, honest and fierce, and big-hearted but intensely self-directed. They are happy to loan their fire to inspire others, just don't tell them what to do.

TIU'S DAY - Mars Day - the Day of Activity and Physicality, Passion and Desire - Action Day....

DEVELOPING THE SENSES - "In order to develop our sixth sense we first need to maximize and balance the use of the other 5: sight, smell, taste, touch and hearing... "

Our senses are constantly bombarded by sights, sounds, and smells which can lead to confusion, if not actual overload. To test this for yourself, sit quietly and listen. What can you hear? You will probably start to identify many sounds; perhaps passing traffic, people in the distance, aircraft passing overhead, and the wind in the trees. Underlying this you may also detect the hum of the refrigerator, the tick of a clock and other sounds.

To understand and improve our senses it is often best to try limiting the amount of input they receive. As sight is, for humans, the dominant sense, try closing your eyes to allow you to focus on another. Close your eyes and listen, and after a few minutes you will find that you are hearing sounds you would otherwise have missed. Take a selection of items, perhaps flowers or herbs, close you eyes and spend a few minutes smelling each; you will find that there is a greater depth to the scents. This is especially useful when choosing ingredients for incense. Do likewise with things you can taste and with different textures to examine the sense of feeling. Sight can often be enhanced by blocking off hearing, so try watching people at a distance to see what you can learn about them. If you practice really using each of your 5 senses regularly you will soon find that your sixth sense is enhanced.

[From: "The Real Witches' Year "by Kate West]

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Gifts From The Wild Wood

Benevolence of violently resin, wisteria, blossoming hawthorn, mauve and verdant plums owed us in the bordering forest today. I was very shocked to find an astounding evergreen plant with broken in resin shared in crevices of the tree. It smells incredible- less chemical fragrant than suffer resin, arrogant of a minty, dry toilet water.

The resin came in a flaky mix with roomy chunks, some clean, some impure.

I had calm some purple wisteria forgotten in the day and then happened on both sides of this bent around an old apple tree's undergrowth.

These unripened plums inner self be erratic dehydrated and included in incense that deals with enlarge, abundance, loss and mainstream.

This type of mauve is darker than maximum and inner self make a colossal altar border for tonight's rite- the drink of a righteous magical cook for too long combination and the devoutness altar for the sacred pear tree who gave it's fern to me for a wand, one for healing and strength resources.

An altar at the display stone, thank you Airmid for the viewpoint featuring in these herbs and Anu who guided my steps upon the land.

Source: alchemy-and-alchemists.blogspot.com

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News Occult Graffiti Linked To Missing Student

The family of a student who disappeared a year ago believe he might have last visited a disused underground bunker to see erotic "occult" graffiti, according to a story in The Yorkshire Post.

Missing 18-year-old Russell Bohling had apparently been looking at images of RAF Bempton, a former radar station near Bridlington, East Yorkshire, on his computer a couple of weeks before he disappeared on 2 March, 2010.

According to news stories, Russell's father is concerned that his son might have been in contact with an "occult" group or someone connected with the graffiti.

He told news site This Is Hull they are nature worshippers who honour pagan gods - they do not worship the Devil. And the graffiti on those walls really has nothing to do with witches or witchcraft - and almost certainly has nothing to do with the occult either.

I very much hope that Russell Bohling is found safe and well. My thoughts go out to his father, who must be desperate for any news about him. So, if anyone reading my blog knows anything about Russell's whereabouts, please tell him to phone his dad.

I also hope that I can put people's minds a bit at ease that this graffiti is nothing more than a set of crude and lurid images, unconnected with witches or the occult.

Links

http://www.thisishullandeastriding.co.uk/news/fear-son-murdered/article-2115179-detail/article.html

http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/at-a-glance/top-stories/student may have been lured to occult bunker father fears 1 3128596

http://www.subbrit.org.uk/rsg/sites/b/bempton/tour/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/phill dvsn/sets/72157616974230235/

http:/www.28dayslater.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?p=550296

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History In The Making

First published as Of Myths and Men in the Jan./Feb. 2007 issue Of Touchstone, A Journal of Mere Christianity.

By Robert Hart

An archeological find from the future is rare. I don't know how, but one day pages 343 and 344 of a book called "The Washington Myth", apparently written in the fortieth century, appeared on my desk. The middle of the first page is damaged and we can only read the top and bottom and a footnote. The second page is intact and contains a footnote also, of which we do not have the ending, as it appears to have been continued on the next page.

THE DEITY WASHINGTON

We begin with excerpt one from the first page, in the middle of a sentence:

"theory, that George Washington was not regarded as an actual deity by the ancient Americans, but only as their patriarch, is, we admit, plausible at first glance. Perhaps his ability to sprout wooden teeth, mentioned in many but not all ancient sources, developed from a story that originally contained no supernatural element: however, this theory is thinly supported, and must be weighed against the almost certain consensus that the story was, from the first, a tale about Washington's divine or magical powers.

"The assertion that ancient Americans were Monotheists and would not be inclined to worship a god like Washington overlooks the presence of Chinese immigrants, who, building the massive railroads in the Nineteenth Century which connected the whole country, would have been the most important cultural influence in the spread of the American nation. They would have brought ancestor worship into the American experience, transforming George Washington's patriarchal status into divinity."16

The second excerpt from page 345 begins about halfway down the page:

"and so it is clear that a multi ethnic nation, needing to have a psychological and spiritual oneness, first created the myth of a common ancestor, as the Romans had believed in Romulus and Remas. The creation of George Washington, no doubt a synthesis of various legends (the most important of which we shall mention), met a great need for a national patriarch for a new nation with no natural source of common identity. Later, the influence of the dominant oriental culture led to the worship of this ancestor, as father of the country.

"Although we do not doubt that George Washington was real as a felt force for unity and a sense of national identity - a reality possessing great spiritual power - it is nonetheless certain, because it is agreed upon by scholars", "that George Washington did not actually exist, nor did he "need "to exist, as a real man in history."

The footnote reads:

"16 Regarding the subject of Washington as a real patriarch to the mind of the ancient Americans, and not a merely symbolic one, much extensive research by the Austrian scholar, Barbara Teehrignen (in "Das Wahramericanischergeschictegrossbuch", published in 3907") "reveals an obelisk to Washington's honor in the Capital city named for him. The meaning of the obelisk is clear, as the male organ was so revered that whole communities called themselves 'Penal colonies,' no doubt to invoke the blessing of fertility. The symbolic connection with the idea of Washington as 'the father of our country' is clear."

THE REAL GEORGE

On to the next page:

"In order to find the root of the George Washington myth, we need to look across the ocean, from America to England, the ancestral home of the colonists of the first 13 states. There we see that the king against whom they rebelled was named George. It helps to be aware of an old English phrase, 'The Real George.' It refers, ultimately, to the legendary Saint George who slew a dragon.

"Consider first the dragon, a word that was used in an altered form by the British military when fighting against the American rebels, "Dragoon". (Those soldiers would later be called by Americans "the Goons," or "the Goon squad," first used by a man now known to have been a real historical figure, a Naval hero named Popeye. He was also noted for the creation of some stimulant containing spinach and olive oil).

"The Dragoons, being defeated by the American army and various state militias, must have come to symbolize the country over which the Americans triumphed, as 'the Real George' symbolized America. Thus the idea that their George, that is the Real George, slew the dragon began as a slang expression that came to be taken literally as the memory of the real events was lost.

"Washington is a name that comes also, no doubt, from the idea of the Real George, the symbol of the American fighters, washing or cleansing the land of the British enemy. When the Capital city was later built, the use of "ton" - commonly used in England and America as a short version of "town" - was added to the word, making it Washing Town, or Washington. The original 'washing' was owed to this Real George (as opposed to the less than real George of England) who slew the Dragoons or the dragon, cleansing the land of oppression and enmity. So went the myth.

"In the Washington Studies Seminar, that still meets regularly, some of my colleagues have objected the many records about the President of the Constitutional Convention, 'first President,' and General all rolled into one, purport to be eye witness accounts. Here we must consider that these have become, for purposes of our consideration, hear-say evidence.

"That is, they are set forth as eye-witness accounts, but by the time they have been transmitted to us (which is the key point for the professional scholar of American Mythology) they become mere hear-say. The earliest copies we have date from several decades after the events described, other than some documents whose authenticity cannot be verified, but which so exactly express the Washington myth as we have come to understand it, that we are safe in treating them as examples of the ideological development of a culturally necessary mythology. As such, their evidentiary value is greatly diminished.

"The problem also remains of tracing the origins that led to the myth of George Washington, since scholars have come to believe that what we really have is four separate traditions that later came together as one.17 The four traditions are the agricultural, the military, and the two political traditions. In these various traditions George Washington is a Plantation owner in Northern Virginia, the Army General, the President of the Constitutional Convention, and the President of the United States.

"Although it is possible (though highly unlikely) that one man, in his lifetime, may have fulfilled all of these roles, it seems much more plausible that a combination of legends about different heroes in ancient America were combined over a long period of time in the already dominant myth of George Washington."

EMBARRASSING TEXTS

Finally the incomplete footnote from the second page:

"17. The military version of the myth is further complicated by recent discoveries of lost texts. In these George Washington appears as an officer fighting under British command instead of fighting against the British. In this version the entire war is completely different, apparently one of defense against an invading coalition from France and India. Could it be that these texts were seen as an embarrassment and challenge to American orthodoxy? If so, it is small wonder that they were concealed deliberately rather than allowing the risk"

That is all that we have from this future work. I was forced to rethink everything I had ever learned about American History.

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