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75 pages of results. 611. Homo Schizo Meets God [Books] [de Grazia books]
... an experimenter, based on the mammalian trait of curiosity. It was 400,000 years ago that he experimented with fire and limonite to get a result which was the red color mineral hematite. Many others after him, either independently or by diffusion, hit on the same. Many thousands of years passed between these experiments. And those ... God, cast for Freud in the image of Oedipus, and the devil- reflection of his own repressed frustrations. For Velikovsky, God was in the image of the planet god that brought purpose and terror, judgment and fire, to the peoples of the earth. Deg recollected, when he read a copy of Sieff's speech, a ...
612. On the Nature of Natural Selection and Speciation [Journals] [Aeon]
... would be either clearly present or completely absent, realizing that if heredity were to be understood, a trait would have to be easily recognizable. His choices were color (red or white), stature (tall or dwarf), and seed shape (smooth or wrinkled). When fertilization occurred, Mendel found that three different color combinations ... means of transformation is generally recognized, that of natural selection. And it is burdened by the faith that it is responsible for the protracted development of all life on this planet. It is indeed speculation. It is an unfounded extrapolation of a relatively limited process. (I do not intend to minimize its complexity.) And it collapses ...
613. Thoth Vol I, No. 24: October 20, 1997 [Journals] [Thoth]
... Pyxidis only needs to drain one part in 10 million of its companion's hydrogen (roughly the mass of our moon) to start an eruption. (The companion is a red dwarf, a small, cool, faint star.) This can be done in a mere 20 years or so, leading to the fascinating structure the Hubble telescope ... as above, so below; as before, so again. Hence, kings will die on the day One Reed, the day that Quetzalcoatl's heart-soul departed to become the planet Venus. What, then, is the significance of the fact that the symbolism of Venus replicates so precisely the global symbolism of the comet? The new appearance of ...
614. Conclusion [Books] [de Grazia books]
... "[10] there tying together skillfully much scientific knowledge pointing towards the actuality and sequence of the plagues. Briefly she argues that an unprecedented rainfall in Ethiopia eroded the red soil basin of Lake Tana and the banks of the Blue Nile and sent red floodwaters causing down the some 2000 miles of river, carrying with them a red micro-animal ... . An extra brief example is the word "Noga" translated "great light" from Isaiah, without regard for the fact that the word has another meaning "the planet Venus." Now I think that the reader will wish to analyze my own book here in this way. Read god-names as words performing specific functions. The fire ...
615. Scientists, Journalists and Editors as Suppressors (Part II) [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... about what these journalists and editors are really up to. The concept that they raise about whether or not a book is published by a mainstream publisher is really a journalist red herring. Why would anyone believe that while they have absolutely no standards with respect to peer review they really have any standards with regard to mainstream publishers. But even ... (Part II)Charles Ginenthal The general public does not know that the Velikovsky Affair has not ended. For example, in his recent book, Dark Matter, Missing Planets & New Comets, Tom Van Flandern stated that [i ]n 1950, [Immanuel] Velikovsky published a sensational book in which he hypothesized (based on new ...
616. Electricity [Books] [de Grazia books]
... could have or would have set such a fire. The heat was fierce. The ash was far too abundant for a deliberate fire from local materials, and carried a red color. In places it was like calcinated rock, a meter or more in depth, perhaps like the vitrified Scottish forts. No one would have wanted to destroy ... erased. The Tower of Babel was probably erected at a time when electrical perturbations were attributed, if my analysis in Chaos and Creation is correct, to movements of the planet Mercury [14]. The arrogance of the builders in attempting to reach the sky was punished, recites the Bible, but in a peculiar way. They who ...
617. Typhon and the Comet of the Exodus: Rockenbach's Lost Source [Journals] [Aeon]
... a slight discord among these early writers comes from Servius who quoted Avienus. According to the latter, this comet "was not of a fiery, but of a bloody redness." [3 ] This difference was repeated by Johannes Laurentius (490-565 A.D .) , the Byzantine writer on antiquity better known as Lydus (the ... dated to the time of the Exodus. In addition to the above, I can also mention that, despite the fact that Velikovsky identified the Egyptian god Set as the planet Venus, nowhere can this identification be verified- not even in Worlds in Collision itself. Velikovsky arrived at this identification through the Greek equation of the Egyptian Set with ...
618. Letters [Journals] [SIS Review]
... on the electrical charge generated in clouds (in thunderstorms presumably, although he does not say so) and the second, for the possible applications to the crossing of the Red Sea by the Israelites. If you remember, The Lord looked out from the cloud and took off the chariot wheels of the Egyptians'. Did the Egyptians' ... astronomer and understood by books the number of the years, wherefore the Word of The Lord came', the Word of The Lord being delivered by his Archangels, the planets. Daniel had his visions of Michael, planet Venus and of Gabriel, planet Mars, in the 1st and 3rd years of Belshazzar, son of Nebuchadnezzar. Since ...
619. The Prodigal Archive [Books] [de Grazia books]
... A regular catalogue of Macmillan books in science carried Worlds in Collision as a possible supplementary reading in general courses. This was a trifle, to be sure, but a red cloth is no trifle to a goaded bull. Still the annoying question once more arises: why should not the book have been advertised as a contribution to science, ... to two sets of events that are claimed to have befallen the world in the years around 1450 and 700 B.C ., about seven hundred years apart. The planet Venus, argued Velikovsky, began its career as a comet that probably exploded from the giant planet Jupiter sometime, whether a few years or thousands of years before its ...
620. Loess [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... its present locations by an immense global flood and, to some extent, by ferocious hurricanes which accompanied the deluge. Velikovsky, in Worlds in Collision, writes of a red dust that fell upon the Earth from proto-planet Venus. "In the middle of the second millennium before the present era, . . . the earth underwent one of ... suggested in 1992: "Future geologists with the intellectual freedom to think in both uniformitarian and catastrophic terms have a better chance of really understanding the process and history of our planet than did an earlier generation, shackled by an outdated uniformitarian viewpoint. 258 As I have repeatedly pointed out, the uniformitarian theory is a can of worms, fiIled ...
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