John tells me he's an amateur astronomer, yet he doesn't seem to know the difference between a planet and a star, call me later, not now, 7 PM your time
First of all Tex Marrs didn't even know how to spell Qabalah, you want to discuss Qabalah with me you spell it right otherwise the conversation is ended right there.
As we used to say in the clubs nine, Julien is the bomb. Looks like Schlomo done stole himself another election, I have reports that voting machines malfunctioned and didn't work all over the country. Maybe Americans, the 70 million who have not been zombified will finally figure out that they won't be voting their way out of this.
As an aside, the western cabalistic tradition, especially that of the troubadours and alchemists, plays heavily on the oral pronunciation of a word or its approximation in several languages such as Latin or Greek to spread certain doctrinal secrets. It ignores the rules of spelling and grammar. These are not the same methods as the Hebrew Qabalah, which attaches great importance to spelling.
The cabal therefore chooses its readers...
She uses slang to get her message across ("Argot" in French - Art Goth or Gothic Art)
Cabala also refers to the horse in Latin, Caballus, also a very Nordic symbol.
And a workhorse in Greek, is Kaballès (καβάλλης), because as Eugène Canseliet reminds us, it is the language that supports ancient wisdom, that of the cabalists, the horsemen, the knights...
(Respectively in French "cabaliers", "cavaliers", "chevaliers")
Wow, I'll do a podcast tomorrow, Romain, first thing in the morning. You're in the same league as Orage Romain. I've been wondering for eight years whether you guys are the next level or I am...
I discovered what I wrote at the same time as you.
That's the beauty of it.
As I listen to you and read you and your readers, these thoughts and memories come to me. In trying to give them shape, I fortuitously come across new insights and material that change what I intended to write.
So thank you.
It's all of you who do the heavy lifting and give me things to meditate on.
My Great-Grandfather Jack Hillyer was a great horseman and Colour Sergeant.
Fought both in the Boer and Great War. When drunk, he would loudly sing in the mean Catholic streets of Liverpool "We rooted it and we planted it for everyone to see, we are the sons of Billy and to hell with Popery!" He was a right bastard by all accounts, but even a broken clock tells the right time twice a day. Your esoteric knowledge awes me.
To be honest, I only share what the great French alchemists wrote about the Hermetic cabal, namely Eugene Canseliet and Fulcanelli.
The initiates mocked the church in front of their faces with their concealed words. Their doctrine and their true knowledge passed quietly under the veil of the cabalistic code.
Your great-grandfather was much more frank, though, haha.
The Cathar Felibriges also hid their doctrine under their dialect of the langue d'Oc, the occult language, from the cult of the Sun (O) and the Moon (C).
But also the cynical language (Languedocien for dog language) as well as the feline language (Cata-Ora). This comes from Pierre-Dujols de Valois but I'm sure that Aryensoufi would have a lot to add to this.
By the way Julien, you write like a poet, but you have the voice of one as well! A funny guy too. I loved your contribution to the show.
I think Lynch says a lot with the Judy entity as a representation of Yahwe and his offspring.
In part 15 of the show, we learn that the jumping man is actually associated with Sarah Palmer as her face is interposed on his mask but you have to watch the sequence frame by frame.
We also know that Sarah Palmer is a vehicle for Judy/Jowday
Judy is the shortened form of Judith, which comes from Greek Ioudith, from Hebrew Yehudith. That is, literally "Son of Judah".
And Jowday could therefore be approximated from Aramaic Jehudhai: "a Jew".
The funny part is that the jumping man has a physical mark well known to be a characteristic of Jews: a big nose.
My message lacks finesse on this point, but I didn't say that having a big nose was ugly, did I?
I was pointing out the characteristic in relation to its representation in the collective mind, which is certainly too clichéd.
Besides, Cyrano de Bergerac had one too, but that's because he had flair...
And some French women may live in a hell of a lot trying to please males as you say but some demand a lot in return too. That's the case with my lady anyway haha.
Si belle mais si cruelle...
And in our country it's mainly men who go out of their way to win women's favours, not the other way round.
But why do we see this as a dominance issue? Men and women complement each other, seeking separation on such trivial matters contributes to making our world what it is now.
Men love to please women and women love to please men.
No one is forcing women to do what you say, except for the pressure they feel from the surrounding media pollution.
Do you have the flair to see where this excessive pressure comes from?
Is it those who hide behind the curtain pulling the strings of receptive minds?
Is it self-inflicted? Narcissus in love with her reflection and sinking into her world? Even after her death, she still seeks her reflection in the waters of the Styx...
Agent Cooper operates the SS bell to change the timeline and enter take 3 instead of 15 which propels him into the dream, and he wakes up at part 15 by electrocuting himself.
When he uses key 315 after killing Bob, remember what you said about the Hebrew word for cave? Mearah?
Twin Peaks: being born and raised in Seattle and knowing the area the way I do....Mark Frost and David Lynch did their research. One look at Frost's Twin Peaks book and I can tell you everything about the area is researched exceedingly well. The 'Twin Peak mountains' in the background that is on the cover of the book is called (in real life) Mt Si and Little Si....the town next to the mountains where all this takes place is called North Bend (where the Diner is as well)--I have run and hiked Mt Si many many times especially when I was training hard as a runner. There is reference to a large portal in the area (and also Buenos Aires?) and especially pinpointed in the Snoqualmie Falls that is the picture in the book of which Chief Joseph of Seattle way back in the early 1900's spoke of Joseph's mysterious visionquest echoes that of the same experience of Meriwether Lewis (of Lewis & Clark lore) in the 'place of the falls and the twin mountains'.
There are more bigfoot sightings in the state of Washington than anywhere else and many many missing hikers, ufo sightings (the biggest UFO sighting back in 1947 when a private pilot saw 9 shiny saucers around Mt Ranier) supposedly this sighting introduced the world to UFO phenomena. All that said, there is interesting phenomena everywhere but why Lynch chose Washington State and the depth of research he did on the area (or he just 'knew' this area) is worth trying to understand. I once, went for a run on a trail deep in the wilderness (read no one for probably 50 mile sq radius) back in the mid to late 90's when I was a real runner--about 8-10 miles or so out and back along a fire road next to Mt Adams and all was fine on the way out however all that changed when I turned around to run back. The hair on my neck stood up and something was wrong and very 'off'. I'll never forget running about 6 minute mile pace to get back to my car constantly looking to my left and right and behind me--something was watching or following me. Knowing what I know now I would never do that again. You never know when something won't be a return trip.....
By the way, as a side note....Frost mentions Ray Palmer from Amazing Stories in the book along with Richard Sharpe Shaver. Can we also then connect 'Palmer' to Sarah and Laura Palmer name?
Alright you all convinced me, we'll do Twin Peaks again, I already subscribed to Showtime. I was gonna start today the windows still open I got sidetracked when Edwin called and now it's getting late, I start before 1 AM and go to bed at dusk. Tomorrow morning. Thing is there is a pocked of Navajo over there Jana, they speak Athabaskan. The Navajo are the keepers of the portals, or they were till NASA got here, now they share them. I know Lynch knows just what he's doing, and Frost is an adept, so I have no doubt they are reading, so we will return to The Return...
The woods are fascinating places. Full of beauty and colour but this feeling can quickly turn to apprehension and distress as the light fades and new life emerges in the dark.
And even more so in these woods that you, Lynch and Jack mentioned...
As far as Palmer is concerned, I haven't read any other authors edited by him but given that Richard SS puts a lot of beautiful women in tragic situations, supernatural even according to what they arouse in the male characters, and that he also did a rather sordid story with an old vampire called Hecate, this is not at all to be excluded in his case.
John tells me he's an amateur astronomer, yet he doesn't seem to know the difference between a planet and a star, call me later, not now, 7 PM your time
First of all Tex Marrs didn't even know how to spell Qabalah, you want to discuss Qabalah with me you spell it right otherwise the conversation is ended right there.
I just went all through the importance of the spelling. That's my final word on it
If I lived a thousand years ago I would have made myself king, in fact I probably should have done that in New York thirty years ago
As we used to say in the clubs nine, Julien is the bomb. Looks like Schlomo done stole himself another election, I have reports that voting machines malfunctioned and didn't work all over the country. Maybe Americans, the 70 million who have not been zombified will finally figure out that they won't be voting their way out of this.
What great fun that was!
Thank you gentlemen.
I'm almost disappointed that there wasn't a call from a Mr. Ivan Jellicoe though ...
This was was awesome. Sent it to a few friends who I wish were ready for it
Leviathan - לויתן
5 letters to form the Hyperborean star that joins the 2 (female) and 3 (male), sealing the world-shattering union.
The primary root לוה (Lavah), incidentally, means "to join" or "to be joined."
Pronounced orally, it sounds like "Lava", which one might associate with the purifying fire of Surtr.
"Lava", in French is "Lave", which can refer to the act of washing as an action too.
Maybe Jack can tell us more?
9 locks on Leviathan because once the seals are removed, it acts on all worlds simultaneously?
As an aside, the western cabalistic tradition, especially that of the troubadours and alchemists, plays heavily on the oral pronunciation of a word or its approximation in several languages such as Latin or Greek to spread certain doctrinal secrets. It ignores the rules of spelling and grammar. These are not the same methods as the Hebrew Qabalah, which attaches great importance to spelling.
The cabal therefore chooses its readers...
She uses slang to get her message across ("Argot" in French - Art Goth or Gothic Art)
Cabala also refers to the horse in Latin, Caballus, also a very Nordic symbol.
And a workhorse in Greek, is Kaballès (καβάλλης), because as Eugène Canseliet reminds us, it is the language that supports ancient wisdom, that of the cabalists, the horsemen, the knights...
(Respectively in French "cabaliers", "cavaliers", "chevaliers")
Pegasus who takes us to the heights!
Wow, I'll do a podcast tomorrow, Romain, first thing in the morning. You're in the same league as Orage Romain. I've been wondering for eight years whether you guys are the next level or I am...
I discovered what I wrote at the same time as you.
That's the beauty of it.
As I listen to you and read you and your readers, these thoughts and memories come to me. In trying to give them shape, I fortuitously come across new insights and material that change what I intended to write.
So thank you.
It's all of you who do the heavy lifting and give me things to meditate on.
I look forward to this next podcast!
Amazing commentary sir!
My Great-Grandfather Jack Hillyer was a great horseman and Colour Sergeant.
Fought both in the Boer and Great War. When drunk, he would loudly sing in the mean Catholic streets of Liverpool "We rooted it and we planted it for everyone to see, we are the sons of Billy and to hell with Popery!" He was a right bastard by all accounts, but even a broken clock tells the right time twice a day. Your esoteric knowledge awes me.
Your another one Jon, same league. I think the list is complete now...
Thanks Jon,
To be honest, I only share what the great French alchemists wrote about the Hermetic cabal, namely Eugene Canseliet and Fulcanelli.
The initiates mocked the church in front of their faces with their concealed words. Their doctrine and their true knowledge passed quietly under the veil of the cabalistic code.
Your great-grandfather was much more frank, though, haha.
The Cathar Felibriges also hid their doctrine under their dialect of the langue d'Oc, the occult language, from the cult of the Sun (O) and the Moon (C).
But also the cynical language (Languedocien for dog language) as well as the feline language (Cata-Ora). This comes from Pierre-Dujols de Valois but I'm sure that Aryensoufi would have a lot to add to this.
By the way Julien, you write like a poet, but you have the voice of one as well! A funny guy too. I loved your contribution to the show.
Beautiful E...
I will meditate on this.
And great song, I'm singing the chorus a lot lately, it stays with me.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mbBbFH9fAg
A brief comment on Lynch and Twin Peaks:
I think Lynch says a lot with the Judy entity as a representation of Yahwe and his offspring.
In part 15 of the show, we learn that the jumping man is actually associated with Sarah Palmer as her face is interposed on his mask but you have to watch the sequence frame by frame.
We also know that Sarah Palmer is a vehicle for Judy/Jowday
Judy is the shortened form of Judith, which comes from Greek Ioudith, from Hebrew Yehudith. That is, literally "Son of Judah".
And Jowday could therefore be approximated from Aramaic Jehudhai: "a Jew".
The funny part is that the jumping man has a physical mark well known to be a characteristic of Jews: a big nose.
https://www.pinterest.fr/pin/425097652323121182/
Lynch is a funny guy...
RMB,
My message lacks finesse on this point, but I didn't say that having a big nose was ugly, did I?
I was pointing out the characteristic in relation to its representation in the collective mind, which is certainly too clichéd.
Besides, Cyrano de Bergerac had one too, but that's because he had flair...
And some French women may live in a hell of a lot trying to please males as you say but some demand a lot in return too. That's the case with my lady anyway haha.
Si belle mais si cruelle...
And in our country it's mainly men who go out of their way to win women's favours, not the other way round.
But why do we see this as a dominance issue? Men and women complement each other, seeking separation on such trivial matters contributes to making our world what it is now.
Men love to please women and women love to please men.
No one is forcing women to do what you say, except for the pressure they feel from the surrounding media pollution.
Do you have the flair to see where this excessive pressure comes from?
Is it those who hide behind the curtain pulling the strings of receptive minds?
Is it self-inflicted? Narcissus in love with her reflection and sinking into her world? Even after her death, she still seeks her reflection in the waters of the Styx...
Is it both at the same time ?
By the way, in relation to Cooper :
Agent Cooper operates the SS bell to change the timeline and enter take 3 instead of 15 which propels him into the dream, and he wakes up at part 15 by electrocuting himself.
When he uses key 315 after killing Bob, remember what you said about the Hebrew word for cave? Mearah?
https://jackheart.substack.com/p/the-cross-the-rabbi-and-the-skin
Lynch knows his Qabalah...
The Jumping Man is probably called that because he jumps the wordline to change it to his advantage.
This is what he does in episode 17 to recapture Laura Palmer.
Twin Peaks: being born and raised in Seattle and knowing the area the way I do....Mark Frost and David Lynch did their research. One look at Frost's Twin Peaks book and I can tell you everything about the area is researched exceedingly well. The 'Twin Peak mountains' in the background that is on the cover of the book is called (in real life) Mt Si and Little Si....the town next to the mountains where all this takes place is called North Bend (where the Diner is as well)--I have run and hiked Mt Si many many times especially when I was training hard as a runner. There is reference to a large portal in the area (and also Buenos Aires?) and especially pinpointed in the Snoqualmie Falls that is the picture in the book of which Chief Joseph of Seattle way back in the early 1900's spoke of Joseph's mysterious visionquest echoes that of the same experience of Meriwether Lewis (of Lewis & Clark lore) in the 'place of the falls and the twin mountains'.
There are more bigfoot sightings in the state of Washington than anywhere else and many many missing hikers, ufo sightings (the biggest UFO sighting back in 1947 when a private pilot saw 9 shiny saucers around Mt Ranier) supposedly this sighting introduced the world to UFO phenomena. All that said, there is interesting phenomena everywhere but why Lynch chose Washington State and the depth of research he did on the area (or he just 'knew' this area) is worth trying to understand. I once, went for a run on a trail deep in the wilderness (read no one for probably 50 mile sq radius) back in the mid to late 90's when I was a real runner--about 8-10 miles or so out and back along a fire road next to Mt Adams and all was fine on the way out however all that changed when I turned around to run back. The hair on my neck stood up and something was wrong and very 'off'. I'll never forget running about 6 minute mile pace to get back to my car constantly looking to my left and right and behind me--something was watching or following me. Knowing what I know now I would never do that again. You never know when something won't be a return trip.....
By the way, as a side note....Frost mentions Ray Palmer from Amazing Stories in the book along with Richard Sharpe Shaver. Can we also then connect 'Palmer' to Sarah and Laura Palmer name?
Great stuff Romain....
Alright you all convinced me, we'll do Twin Peaks again, I already subscribed to Showtime. I was gonna start today the windows still open I got sidetracked when Edwin called and now it's getting late, I start before 1 AM and go to bed at dusk. Tomorrow morning. Thing is there is a pocked of Navajo over there Jana, they speak Athabaskan. The Navajo are the keepers of the portals, or they were till NASA got here, now they share them. I know Lynch knows just what he's doing, and Frost is an adept, so I have no doubt they are reading, so we will return to The Return...
The woods are fascinating places. Full of beauty and colour but this feeling can quickly turn to apprehension and distress as the light fades and new life emerges in the dark.
And even more so in these woods that you, Lynch and Jack mentioned...
As far as Palmer is concerned, I haven't read any other authors edited by him but given that Richard SS puts a lot of beautiful women in tragic situations, supernatural even according to what they arouse in the male characters, and that he also did a rather sordid story with an old vampire called Hecate, this is not at all to be excluded in his case.
Thank you Jana.
one day we must do the Beast of Gévaudan
I never thought to link this with the Beast of Gévaudan but wow, you're onto something I guess.
I don't know the events though, I'd have to look into it.