Ripley's Scroll: Alchemists sure are pale!

[vega33]

The pdf is referring to radiant energy, no??

The series of pdfs postulates something that many others (Leedskalnin, Schauberger, Davson, Ighina, and yes even Moray to some extent) have put forward before - the idea of the polarized entities (north and south pole magnets for instance in Leedskalnin) making up all matter, and all life in particular. To quote part 4:

When we realize that our bodies are made up of "polarized entities," and that the erth is a great magnet revolving in a universe of polarized energies, then we shall understand that the more we are in harmony with these COSMIC energies, the more benelit Nature will bestow upon us.

It deals with various anomalous facts observed in nature, particularly in farming, where yield appears to have been improved by what the author refers to as "electroculture". This includes not only "radiant energy" from sunlight, but alignment with the magnetic fields of force that are so vital on this planet for shaping biological evolution... subtle formative forces of nature that we have of course unbalanced in the process of putting such energy to work in our machines.

It is somewhat dated (this was written in the 1940s), but I suppose I have a taste for this kind of stuff, anything that attempts to probe these inner dynamics of life, and I've already benefited from reading similar things before

 

[Andro]

When we realize that our bodies are made up of "polarized entities," and that the earth is a great magnet revolving in a universe of polarized energies, then we shall understand that the more we are in harmony with these COSMIC energies, the more benelit Nature will bestow upon us.

I think the Author of 'Cosmo-Electro Culture' stresses a very important point:

Natural Fields (Human, Planetary, etc...) have a Natural Rhythm to them, like a Pulse or even a Breath/Cycle.

We don't get this Rhythm/Pulse (I assume, according to this Author) from Fields generated by man-made permanent magnets, for example.

From what I gather from the text, this Natural Rhythm/Pulse is of utmost importance for achieving the beneficial effects.

 

[vega33]

I think the Author of 'Cosmo-Electro Culture' stresses a very important point:

Natural Fields (Human, Planetary, etc...) have a Natural Rhythm to them, like a Pulse or even a Breath/Cycle.

We don't get this Rhythm/Pulse (I assume, according to this Author) from Fields generated by man-made permanent magnets, for example.

From what I gather from the text, this Natural Rhythm/Pulse is of utmost importance for achieving the beneficial effects.

I would tend to agree with this yes. A metal moving/standing in the pulse of the earth's magnetic field is producing a weak current of sorts at a rate proportionate to the pulse of that field, and this is taken up by the plants as it is small enough and in resonance to aid their natural growth rhythms. However, plants directly above running underground springs, or close to large actuations of moving energy from radio frequencies do not fair so well.

From my own research, I seem to have found that resonance, synchronous movement, things/energies working together, etc are critical to life processes, including assumedly the buildup of matter. Especially in the formation of "mixts", where dissimilar things start to unite.

 

[Ghislain]

Just to play the Devil'd advocate as I so like to do...in part one of the PDF some of the plant pots were left ungrounded, however were any left ungrounded with copper wire in the pot still?.

Do egg producers today insist on the hens roosting North/South rather than East/West?

so on and so forth.

Lovely story, but how much foundation.

Ghislain

 

[Albion]

The series of pdfs postulates something that many others (Leedskalnin, Schauberger, Davson, Ighina, and yes even Moray to some extent) have put forward before - the idea of the polarized entities (north and south pole magnets for instance in Leedskalnin) making up all matter, and all life in particular.

A few days ago I was doing a keyword search in Amazon.com for "Theories of Everything" and happened upon this book:

The Theory of Everything, Solved: A simplified explanation of the nature of the universe by Lawrence J. Wippler.

I haven't read it. I'm not endorsing it. Just thought I should provide the link in case anyone is interested.

http://www.amazon.com/Theory-Everyt...r_1_57?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1307793413&sr=1-57

"For many years, scientists have attempted to unite the four fundamental forces?the strong and weak nuclear forces, gravity, and electromagnetism. Many have tried uniting known theories, such as general relativity, with quantum mechanics, string theory, and even the standard model. These theories differ, and it seems difficult to find a link to connect them. In The Theory of Everything, Solved author and researcher Lawrence J. Wippler explains a new theory and provides an alternate understanding of the workings of the atom. He found that the four fundamental forces of nature can be united by just three particles?the north and south magnetic monopoles and a particle of matter that represents an element. He describes how these particles interact with each other and how they are able to create all forms of energy, including magnetism and gravity. Setting aside the presently known theories and laws of physics and attacking the problem from a different perspective, Wippler kept his assumptions simple when developing the three-particle theory. In The Theory of Everything, Solved Wippler shows that the north and south monopoles and a particle of matter are the building blocks of the universe."

 

[vega33]

A few days ago I was doing a keyword search in Amazon.com for "Theories of Everything" and happened upon this book:

The Theory of Everything, Solved: A simplified explanation of the nature of the universe by Lawrence J. Wippler.

I haven't read it. I'm not endorsing it. Just thought I should provide the link in case anyone is interested.

http://www.amazon.com/Theory-Everyt...r_1_57?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1307793413&sr=1-57

"For many years, scientists have attempted to unite the four fundamental forces?the strong and weak nuclear forces, gravity, and electromagnetism. Many have tried uniting known theories, such as general relativity, with quantum mechanics, string theory, and even the standard model. These theories differ, and it seems difficult to find a link to connect them. In The Theory of Everything, Solved author and researcher Lawrence J. Wippler explains a new theory and provides an alternate understanding of the workings of the atom. He found that the four fundamental forces of nature can be united by just three particles?the north and south magnetic monopoles and a particle of matter that represents an element. He describes how these particles interact with each other and how they are able to create all forms of energy, including magnetism and gravity. Setting aside the presently known theories and laws of physics and attacking the problem from a different perspective, Wippler kept his assumptions simple when developing the three-particle theory. In The Theory of Everything, Solved Wippler shows that the north and south monopoles and a particle of matter are the building blocks of the universe."

Great find Albion, thanks! The book is available for download on Lulu (looks like the author is self publishing) - $6 only. I just snagged it and will have a read through it.

 

[Albion]

Well, thank you for the tip, vega33. I never thought to look there. So now I'll be sure to check out Lulu for some of the other titles on my wish-list.

Postscript: I noticed a similarity between the premise of this book, as mentioned above ["He found that the four fundamental forces of nature can be united by just three particles - the north and south magnetic monopoles and a particle of matter that represents an element. He describes how these particles [which, for lack of better terms, seem to occupy a midway bridge between matter, as such, and idea/spirit - somewhat reminiscent of Indian Microvita theory] interact with each other and how they are able to create all forms of energy, including magnetism and gravity."] and one of the propositions of the book "Love Without End" - regarding Adamantine particles. I don't want to derail this thread [apologies to the OP] so I've begun a new one HERE.

 

[horticult]

that will be great!

i wonder how to puzzle these in

http://www.jstor.org/pss/3194492

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12793109

http://www.newscientist.com/article...chemy-turns-bone-marrow-into-brain-cells.html

 

[Aleilius]

that will be great!

i wonder how to puzzle these in

http://www.jstor.org/pss/3194492

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12793109

http://www.newscientist.com/article...chemy-turns-bone-marrow-into-brain-cells.html

Oh oh! I actually came across the use of marrow a month or two ago when contemplating the work with the human brain (parts of it) as the prima materia. It is really strange how I'd come across this previously not well known subject, and then a month or two later you post this as a sort of synchronistic confirmation. Universe: "Yeah, you were right, let me manifest some proof for you." or "You thought it, and it became reality? Isn't that the only universal law?" Just seems to be strange to me. I've noticed this before, and was unable to explain how the universe manifested something I'd just learned about. Like, for instance, you learn a new word, and then on the same day you hear that word used (when you'd never heard it used before!). It's magick.

My research on this mainly focused around the cabalistic connections of marrow with other words of alchemical interest. I could immediately see a connection, but couldn't find any mention of an actual process for it (since the very nature of it would be accursed to a varying degree - using humans derived materials as the prima materia for our work).

I posted all about this on a small private forum. I think I pretty much scared all my peers when I started hinting towards the use of humans, or human derived materials as being the highest secret in alchemy. I still think this to be the case, and now we have a bit more proof! Actually, I spilled most of the gold I had in the "Alchemists sure are pale! thread, but I did leave a few gems out (which relates to what you've just mentioned). I'll merge this off into another thread sometime today. Probably will go in the section for the phonetic cabala. Actually, I think I'll just add it to the "Alchemists sure are pale" thread.

How did I know I was on to something when I first came to this strange idea? Well, the phonetic connections between certain words were just too much of a coincidence to not have been "designed" that way. Various alchemists always tell us that the only thing they leave out is the correct nature of our prima materia, and that to understand the true origin of the subject of the sages we must use the phonetic cabala.

 

[Aleilius]

But even suppose that in the literal meanings you find jolly enough non- sense, in perfect keeping with the title, you must still not be deterred, as by the Sirens' song, but must interpret in a more sublime sense what you may possibly have thought, at fast, was uttered in mere light-heartedness. Have you ever picked a lock to steal a bottle? Good for you! Call to mind your ex- pression at tine time. Or did you ever see a dog - which is, as Plato says, m the second book of his Republic, the most philosophical creature in the world - discover a marrow-bone? If ever you did, you will have noticed how devotedly he eyes it, how carefully lie guards it, how fervently he holds it, how circumspectly he begins to gnaw it, how lovingly he breaks it, and how diligently he licks it. What induces him to do all this? What hope is there in his labour? What benefit does he expect? Nothing more than a little marrow. It is true that this little is more delicious than great quantities of any other meat; for, as Galen says in his third Book, On the Natural Faculties, and in his eleventh, On the Parts of the Body and their Functions, marrow is the perfect food concocted by Nature.

Who was Galen? Well, Galen was the first known to have written & speculated about the pineal gland!

http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/pineal-gland/

The first description of the pineal gland and the first speculations about its functions are to be found in the voluminous writings of Galen (ca. 130-ca. 210 AD), the Greek medical doctor and philosopher who spent the greatest part of his life in Rome and whose system dominated medical thinking until the seventeenth century.

Galen discussed the pineal gland in the eighth book of his anatomical work On the usefulness of the parts of the body. He explained that it owes its name (Greek: kônarion, Latin: glandula pinealis) to its resemblance in shape and size to the nuts found in the cones of the stone pine (Greek: kônos, Latin: pinus pinea). He called it a gland because of its appearance and said that it has the same function as all other glands of the body, namely to serve as a support for blood vessels.

In order to understand the rest of Galen's exposition, the following two points should be kept in mind. First, his terminology was different from ours. He regarded the lateral ventricles of the brain as one paired ventricle and called it the anterior ventricle. He accordingly called the third ventricle the middle ventricle, and the fourth the posterior one. Second, he thought that these ventricles were filled with “psychic pneuma,” a fine, volatile, airy or vaporous substance which he described as “the first instrument of the soul.” (See Rocca 2003 for a detailed description of Galen's views about the anatomy and physiology of the brain.)

Galen went to great lengths to refute a view that was apparently circulating in his time (but whose originators or protagonists he did not mention) according to which the pineal gland regulates the flow of psychic pneuma in the canal between the middle and posterior ventricles of the brain, just as the pylorus regulates the passage of food from the esophagus to the stomach. Galen rejected this view because, first, the pineal gland is attached to the outside of the brain and, second, it cannot move on its own. He argued that the “worm-like appendage” [epiphysis or apophysis] of the cerebellum (nowadays known as the vermis superior cerebelli) is much better qualified to play this role (Kühn 1822, pp. 674-683; May 1968, vol. 1, pp. 418-423).

http://www.mlahanas.de/Greeks/Galen.htm

In Galen's (129-ca.210 A.D.) On the usefulness of the parts of the body we find the following passage about the function of the pineal gland:

I believe that this gland resembling a pine cone and filling up the bifurcation of the large vein [v. cerebri magna (Galeni)] from which nearly all the choroid plexuses of the anterior ventricles arise was formed for the same usefulness as other glands that support veins as they divide. Indeed, its position is the same in every respect as that of such glands, for its apex is firmly established at those parts of the vein where it first divides [beneath the splenium of the corpus callosum]; all the rest of it increases in size to correspond with the distance between the vessels [vv. cerebri internae, veins of Galen] resulting from the division; and it proceeds as far as the vessels extend in a suspended condition. As soon as these veins pass onto the body of the encephalon itself [at the posterior boundary of the third ventricle], the pineal body abandons them, and the body of the encephalon in this region becomes a support for both the pineal body itself and the veins.

The notion that the pineal body is what regulates the passage of the pneuma is the opinion of those who are ignorant of the action of the vermiform epiphysis [vermis superior cerebelli] and who give more than due credit to this gland. Now if the pineal body were a part of the encephalon itself, as the pylorus is part of the stomach, its favorable location would enable it alternately to open and close the canal because it would move in harmony with the contractions and expansions of the encephalon. Since this gland, however, is by no means a part of the encephalon and is attached not to the inside but to the outside of the ventricle, how could it, having no motion of its own, have so great an effect on the canal? But perhaps some one will say, "What is to prevent it from having a motion of its own?" What, indeed, other than that if it had, the gland on account of its faculty and worth would have been assigned to us as an encephalon, and the encephalon itself would be only a body divided by many canals and would be like an instrument that was suited to be of service to a part formed by Nature to move and capable of doing so? Why need I mention how ignorant and stupid these opinions are? For this part, which people imagine must be a part of the encephalon itself near the canal, this part which must be such as to control and govern the passage of the pneuma and which they cannot discover, is not the pineal body but the epiphysis [vermis superior cerebelli] that is very like a worm and is extended along the whole canal. (Book VIII, ch.14; May, 1968, vol.I, pp.419-420.)


Thus, Galen regarded the pineal gland as a support for the blood vessels in its neighborhood. This idea was widely accepted until the eighteenth century. Even Vesalius (1543, p.638) did not object to it.

The idea that the vermis regulates the flow of spirit in the "canal" between the third and fourth ventricles was also accepted for a very long time. It fell out of favor after Vesalius (1543, p.216, p.639) had rejected it.

The Stone of Galena for sure!

 

[Aleilius]

Didn't I tell all of you that CSF is the water from the old oak, the water of life, etc!

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/03/110309125151.htm

Cerebral Spinal Fluid Guides Stem Cell Development in the Brain

ScienceDaily (Mar. 10, 2011) — Cerebrospinal fluid -- the clear and watery substance that bathes the brain and spinal cord -- is much more important to brain development than previously realized.

Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator Christopher Walsh, his postdoctoral fellow Maria Lehtinen, former student Mauro Zappaterra, and their colleagues have discovered that cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) contains a complex mix of proteins that changes dramatically with age. In the lab, CSF by itself is enough to support the growth of neural stem cells, and this effect is particularly robust in young brains.

Centuries ago, philosophers thought spinal fluid held particular importance for health. The French philosopher and mathematician René Descartes, for example, described the brain as a simple hydraulic machine, pumping fluid -- pneuma anima, or 'animal spirits' -- through the body's nerves like a Parisian water fountain.

Several years ago, Walsh's work on brain development led him to suspect that there is much more to the unassuming fluid. He noticed that neural stem cells tend to line up around the brain's inner chambers, where CSF is stored, and stick cellular fingers, called cilia, into the pool of CSF. "That made us think, there's got to be something in CSF that's binding to cilia and controlling how the cell divides," Walsh says.

In 2007, Zappaterra and Walsh performed the first comprehensive analysis of embryonic human CSF. They found it holds hundreds of different proteins that are involved in a variety of tasks, including cell growth, transport, support, and signaling. "We were amazed at the diversity of substances that we identified in there, many of which people had no clue would be there," Walsh says.

In the new study, the researchers took small pieces of embryonic rat brain tissue and, using a thin platinum wire, deftly moved them onto culture plates made up of CSF from rats of different ages. They found that when brain stem cells bathe in CSF from young rats, they furiously divide. In contrast, when grown on CSF from older rats, there is less cell division, but CSF from all ages contains all that is needed to maintain brain stem cells in a dish. Subsequent analysis of the fluid showed that the amount of a protein called Insulin-like growth factor 2 (Igf2) strongly correlates with the level of cell division.

Basically, I'm not going to say I told you so, but I told you so! I knew I'd pierced the veil correctly.

 

[Aleilius]

Here's my phonetic research on this subject I promised:

From Ancient Greek μυελός (myelos, “marrow”) + -in

myelin (uncountable)
1. (neuroanatomy) A white, fatty material, composed of lipids and lipoproteins, that surrounds the axons of nerves.


From Ancient Greek μυελός (muelos, “marrow”).

myelo-
1. Used in the formation of words relating to marrow or the spinal cord.


From Ancient Greek μέλας m., μέλαινα f., μέλαν n.; first/third declension; (melas)

1. dark
2. black
3. gloomy, murky
4. obscure, enigmatic


Greek μυαλά n. pl. (myalá)

1. plural form of μυαλό
2. the brain of animals when used as food.


Greek μυαλό n. (myaló), plural μυαλά

1. brain
2. brain (person providing intelligence)
3. mind
4. Head


French: milieu (fr) m
1. middle


Greek μήλο n. (mílo), plural μήλα

1. apple


Greek μέλι (genitive μέλιτος) n, third declension; (meli)

1. honey
2. anything sweet


Greek μῆλον (genitive μήλου) n, second declension; (mēlon)

1. sheep
2. goat
3. beast


Greek μῆλον (genitive μήλου) n, second declension; (mēlon)

1. apple
2. any fruit from a tree
3. (figuratively, plural) a woman's breast

From "marrow" we can derive the following: mar/mer/mère/mare roi/roy/rei/rois/reus/rose/res/rex.. I'm sure there are a number of others, but these are the ones that most easily came to mind.

Also mill, meal, mule, and mole are appropriate when considering mel*.

I doubt this has ever before been expounded upon in a cabalistic manner so openly as I'm doing right now.

 

[solomon levi]

Sorry - I thought I was posting under the practical section - didn't mean to put that here.

I haven't read it recently, as a whole. But I've followed somewhat.
I can certainly relate to the cerebral spinal fluid with the prana exercise i told you I practice.
You can really feel this energy moving up the spine and into the skull, even making your head hurt a bit,
but feeling expanded overall.

But synchronistically, I do see a relation to sungazing and this thread. And of course the production of melatonin in darkness/
absence of light - increased dreaming/trance ability. I learned that from the same source that taught me the cobra breath and kundalini.

It's funny Horticult mentioned the marrow and femur when i did so in the silicate thread. Are we jumping through wormholes??
I got lost.

 

[Aleilius]

Sorry - I thought I was posting under the practical section - didn't mean to put that here.

Haha, I was curious about that post! I replied, and then when I came back to the thread you had moved your post. So I deleted my reply to your message.

I haven't read it recently, as a whole. But I've followed somewhat.

Have you read about how I related it to the mysteries of the Foundation Stone, and the mystery behind the Dome of the Rock?

Upon it lying the stone from which the foundation was hewn…Who gives ear from which the waters flow (i.e. the foundation stone "from which flow all the waters of the world")

The Foundation Stone (Hebrew: אבן השתייה, translit. Even haShetiya) or Rock (Arabic: translit. Sakhrah, Hebrew: translit.: Sela) is the name of the rock at the heart of the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem. It is also known as the Pierced Stone because it has a small hole on the southeastern corner that enters a cavern beneath the rock, known as the Well of Souls. It is believed by some to have been the location of the Holy of Holies in the Temple, and is the holiest site in Judaism. (Midrash Tanhuma, chapter 10) Jewish tradition views it as the spiritual junction of heaven and Earth.

The Radbaz is convinced that “under the dome on the Temple Mount, which the Arabs call El-Sakhrah, without a doubt is the location of the Foundation Stone”.

Above the Temple Mount, under the Dome of the Rock (Golgotha, the Place of the Skull, whence Christ, the Spirit of God, was crucified to the accursed Cross of Matter), is the Foundation Stone, near a cavern, from whence all the Waters (CSF) of the World (le monde - People/World - from this we can associate it with lemon balm [le monde lamb], melissa, etc) flow. I believe that's how I related it.

It's funny Horticult mentioned the marrow and femur when i did so in the silicate thread. Are we jumping through wormholes??
I got lost.

Yeah, I was like "what the heck?" I moved his posts here, but he came here and was like "these posts mysteriously vanished from this thread - the VITRIOL thread" (can't remember exactly what he said). So I moved it back, and had a chuckle. I thought it belonged here, but I suppose he really wanted it there!

 

[solomon levi]

I'm not sure what to make of that.
I just saw one translation - under the dome/cranium... mounting the temples... the place of the foundation stone....

which would be roughly the location of the pituitary gland, which is indeed the master gland that dictates to the remaining six
and produces their respective neurotransmitters and hormones (along with the hypothalamus). The cavern would correspond nicely with the ventricles.

[image link broken]

 

[Aleilius]

I just saw one translation - under the dome/cranium... mounting the temples... the place of the foundation stone....

I mentioned somewhere in this thread the various associations of the word cranium, and how it hearkens to time/Saturn/Chronos.

Greek: κρανίο (el) (kranío) n
1. Skull

Ancient Greek κραίνω (krainō, “to rule or command”).

French chrono m (plural chronos)

1. (informal) timer
2. (informal) time (the length of time recorded on a timer)

Ancient Greek Κρόνος m (Krónos)

1. (Greek mythology) Cronus, Cronos
2. (astronomy) The planet Saturn

Greek Κρόνος m (Krónos)

1. (Greek mythology) Cronus, Cronos
2. (astronomy) The planet Saturn


χρόνος (genitive χρόνου) m, second declension; (khronos)

1. time (in the abstract sense)
2. specific time, period, term
3. lifetime
4. delay

χρόνος m (chrónos) (plural χρόνια and χρόνοι)

1. time
2. year

 

[Aleilius]

What do you think of the allegory: "to cut off the head of the crow/raven?"

Kouroúna = Chrónos = Krónos

Corbeau = Cerveau

How do you think the word cranium was derived?

Bumping this post for SL.

Edit: Bah, not all the good stuff showed (mainly Greek/French word definitions/associations.).

 

[Aleilius]

There's even more to this than I've mentioned thus far. I recently discovered some new & very exciting things about how this work relates to the Tree of Life & alchemy. I haven't had time to write up an article yet. It'll take up a bit of time to document & carefully explain the new discoveries I've found.

 

[Aleilius]

I will post something that might freak some of you out, and might not. What I'm about to show you I discovered back in April while working on some Vesica Pisces sacred geometry research. The brain is a very very very strange thing.

[image links broken]

In both images you can clearly make out two different forms of the "alien." The left is always male, and the right is female. It's also possible to make out various other creatures. The image can be flipped upside-down, and new forms will pop out.

These brain images came from MRI scans that were not tampered with in any manner. The colors were inverted, and then submitted to the image manipulation technique I came up with. I was shocked by the results after the first manipulation I performed. It freaked me out pretty well.

Is this the ultimate inkblob test, or is there something else to it? Are these hyperdimensional holographic imprints?

If any of you want to test me on this, please go find a well detailed MRI image scan like the one's you see in the photos. I will show you that this isn't just a fluke, or related to the two MRI brain scans I used.

Here's an image I made to point out the different figures I've spotted:

[image link broken]

 

[horticult]

bloody hell


2. ok then, we have that old/!/ oak, so what to do with it? how to extract/pump that water?
from anothers does not look like a proper way, nb philosophical!?

 

[solomon levi]

The large picture looks like a bug or cockroach. The parasite or foreign installation, flyers,
are discussed in Castaneda's work. The dualism of our brains, which some say is a product of interference from "the gods",
creates a pendulum swing where other energy centers are vortexes.
There's something to be said for joining the left and right hemispheres - binaural beats - or meditation
on the midbrain and yoga/union of the conscious and subconscious.

 

[Aleilius]

bloody hell


2. ok then, we have that old/!/ oak, so what to do with it? how to extract/pump that water?
from anothers does not look like a proper way, nb philosophical!?

Yeah, it's not a proper work to carry out in my opinion. The way to get to the CSF is via a lumbar puncture (lumber puncture - neat pun on the Oak symbolism). It's done with a lance (Lance of Longinus, Lance that slays the Dragon, etc). This is where we get into the Mars/Antimony connection a bit.

This work can't really be carried out externally anymore. The only way to obtain the same results is by internal alchemy.

 

[Aleilius]

Oh, this is great!

Elohim (Aleph Lamed He Yod Mem) = Alhym

Possible vowel combinations: Alahym, Alehym, Alihym, Alohym, Aluhym, Alyhym.

Take into account that the actual Hebrew for Elohim is read from right to left: אלהים. Let's read it the way we read instead (e.g. from left to right). Let's use the first letter of each Hebrew character in אלהים (Mem Yod He Lamed Aleph). This is what we get: myhla.

Let's do the same for the other possible vowel combinations I listed above: myhala, myhela, myhila, myhola, myhyla.

Now associate the words I've just mentioned with these:

From Ancient Greek μυελός (myelos, “marrow”) + -in

myelin (uncountable)
1. (neuroanatomy) A white, fatty material, composed of lipids and lipoproteins, that surrounds the axons of nerves.


From Ancient Greek μυελός (muelos, “marrow”).

myelo-
1. Used in the formation of words relating to marrow or the spinal cord.


From Ancient Greek μέλας m., μέλαινα f., μέλαν n.; first/third declension; (melas)

1. dark
2. black
3. gloomy, murky
4. obscure, enigmatic


Greek μυαλά n. pl. (myalá)

1. plural form of μυαλό
2. the brain of animals when used as food.


Greek μυαλό n. (myaló), plural μυαλά

1. brain
2. brain (person providing intelligence)
3. mind
4. Head


French: milieu (fr) m
1. middle


Greek μήλο n. (mílo), plural μήλα

1. apple


Greek μέλι (genitive μέλιτος) n, third declension; (meli)

1. honey
2. anything sweet


Greek μῆλον (genitive μήλου) n, second declension; (mēlon)

1. sheep
2. goat
3. beast


Greek μῆλον (genitive μήλου) n, second declension; (mēlon)

1. apple
2. any fruit from a tree
3. (figuratively, plural) a woman's breast

Pretty strange isn't it?

Another name of interest is El Olam (malola).

El Olam.
God Everlasting; The Everlasting God; (Gen. 21:33, Ps. 90:1-3, 93:2; Isa. 26:4).
Olam means world, universe, everlasting time or space.

Olam means world, universe, time, and age.

Olam is an interesting word that is frequently used of a definite time, or of an indefinite time, in relations to God it refers to eternity

“Olam, which is rendered “everlasting”, contains in itself both the idea of a secret and also of time or of an age…. The word Olam has two senses, though the connexion between the two is obvious. Its first and original sense is to conceal or hide or something hidden. Hence it came to mean time hidden from man or time indefinite. In our version it is often translated forever, and in certain places it may mean time unmeasured for an age or for ages.”

What's the reverse of Olam? It's malo! We've come full circle.

Could be a coincidence? No? I don't think so.

 

[Aleilius]

I'm really digging deep into the Hebrew connections surrounding this topic. They're numerous, and well preserved (for the most part).

Another name of God is El Sali.

El Sali.
God of my Strength; God my Rock (Ps. 42:9).
Sala means cliff or crag in Hebrew, used poetically like Tzur (Rock).

The God of the Rock, the God of the Stone, the God Rock, the God Stone, etc.

The sella turcica (literally Turkey Chair - indirectly translating to Turkish Chair) is a saddle-shaped depression in the sphenoid bone of the human skull.

The seat of the saddle is known as the hypophyseal fossa, which holds the pituitary gland.

The same meaning is provided by the Twelfth Night cake, to which the Greeks gave the same name as to the Moon, Selena: [*458-1] (selene); this word formed from the Greek roots [*458-2] (selas), brightness, and [*458-3] (ele), solar light, had been chosen by the initiates to show that the philosophical mercury drew its brightness from sulphur just as the moon receives its light from the sun.

he braid, in Greek [*457-5] (seira), is adopted to represent the vibrational energy, because, among the ancient Helllenic people, the sun was called [*457-6] (seir).

An analogous reason caused the name [*458-4] (seiren), siren to be attributed to the mythical monster resulting from the combination of a woman and a fish; serein, a contraction of [*458-5] (seir), sun and [*458-6] (mene), moon, also indicates the mercurial lunar matter combined with the sulphurous solar substance.

Old High German sēula, sēla, from Germanic. Cognate with Dutch ziel, English soul, Danish sjæl.

Seele f (genitive Seele, plural Seelen)

1. soul
2. mind, spirit
3. human being, soul
4. bore (of a gun)
5. swim bladder
6. core (of an electric cable)

Let's sail (sell, sal, seal) the sea/saddle (mare - both horse, and sea) of the soul (the soil/rock of sol) on a boat (ירה (sirá) boat)). We'll paddle (paddle = Estonian: mõla & Finnish: mela) or row (roi, roy, rho, rei, rose, ros) with our golden oar/oars (or, aur, auro, aura, Au-Ra, aurum, horus, hours, etc).

Row, row, row your boat,
Gently down the stream.
Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily,
Life is but a dream.

What is our Ra (our Ra is a phonetic pun), and what is the connection to Horus, hours, and horse?

Can you tell me the connection between the optic chiasm, and why Christ was crucified on the Cross?

the optic chiasm, which lies on top of the pituitary, enveloping the pituitary stalk

The optic chiasm or optic chiasma (Greek χίασμα, "crossing", from the Greek χιαζω 'to mark with an X', after the Greek letter 'Χ', chi) is the part of the brain where the optic nerves (CN II) partially cross. The optic chiasm is located at the bottom of the brain immediately below the hypothalamus.

Do you see? The optic chiasm (chiasm, chrism, Ancient Greek χρῖσμα (khrisma, “anointing”, “unction”), from χριειν ‘anoint’ - All hearkens to Christ/Khristos/χριστός as the anointed one) is tied into this mystery too. Isn't it strange that the word 'see' sounds like "sea."

So many interweaving connections, but I think I'm nearing the end of the puzzle.

 

[Awani]

...and horse?

We talked about that a while back (in regards to interweaving): https://alchemyforums.com/index.php?threads/seven.6/ (scroll down to the horse bit).