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Cardiac torsion, electromagnetic fields And The apocalypse of the Bhagavad Gita

           The heart unlike the brain is said to contain multiple identites and also have a more fluid expression of the chemicals which is said to augment and supress activity.      Notice however the pattern in which I set out.  Tranquility, motion and inertia seem to play in threes, similar to creatoin, inerta and destruction.   The number 3 is deeply connected with Lord Shiva, symbolizing various aspects of his divine nature and power .  He is often associated with the number 3 through his three eyes, the three-pointed Trishul weapon, and the Tripundra (three horizontal lines) on his forehead.  He is also considered part of the Hindu trinity, along with Brahma and Vishnu, representing the cycle of creation, preservation, and destruction.   In Hinduism, the number 3 holds deep symbolic meaning, often representing completeness, balance, and the divine trinity.  Kali, the Hindu goddess associated with destr...
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Syncretism of the Allegorical Motifs Of The Legend of Excalibur

          The story of that of excalibur is one told of trials, the over coming of obstacles in order to to return to the higher realms of better living. It is a story of sacrifice in an allegorical context along with having literal significance.  

     Pulling the sword from the Dynamo is allegorical for a successful alchemical union that is balanced, the sword also has a significant amount of symbolism towards Scorpio, the stone representing finding balance in accordance to the Cell Salt: Calcarea sulphate (must be properly triturated according to the biochemic method. 

     “When man learns to supply his dynamo with the proper dynamics, he will “wash away his sins with the blood of Christ” – blood made with the “White Stone.”  The word dynamo is linked to dynamometer along with Dionysus. 

     This is also linked to “the lovers” tarot card, “O Mother, extinguish my brilliance in thy devouring night. Let not my brilliance stain the sublimity of thy perfection. Let not my little light blind me so that I cannot see Thee. Thy love is the velvet sheath to my sword, & the white-hot heat that tempers it. Take me for the sword in thine own hand, with which Thou art girt, O warri- or-lover.” 


"Ye are golden Eagles! Ye are the essence into which all things disappear! Ye are free from error and know no deterioration! Ye are of beauteous beaks that would not unjustly strike and are victorious in every encounter! Ye certainly prevail over time! Having created the sun, ye weave the wondrous cloth of the year by means of the white thread of the day and the black thread of the night!” 





The tantric and alchemical significance of the allegory of this tale represents the successful employment of meshing the alchemical wedding into a successful union. 

TANTRIC & ALCHEMICAL SIGNIFICANCE: The Wedding. Declaration of the Work to be done, employing of  a complex alchemical apotheosis. 

     The story of this allegory with King Arthur is not only linked with the Christ but the word sounds similar to Arjuna and Juno is linked to the Christ legend. 


Photo from The Red Book of Hergest


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