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75 pages of results. 421. KA [Books]
... CHAPTER TWENTY SANCTIFICATION AND RESURRECTION WE have seen something of Greek and Roman sacrifices. Chapter Seven reviewed the Greek and Hebrew apotropaic practices- red-haired men being killed to avert the red Typhon, and the driving by the Israelites of a scapegoat into the wilderness. We have also studied the earthing technique (trench filled with water, sprinkling of water ... Pherecydes uses the terms pentemuchos, and pentekosmos. Vide The Presocratic Philosophers' by Kirk, Raven and Schofield for a full account. The five gods would be the five planets visible to the naked eye. For the seven recesses, compare the seven regions of the dead in Babylonian myth, and the seven gates through which Ishtar had to ...
422. Reply to Earl Milton [Journals] [Aeon]
... stars do not age, but change from one type to another as they cross boundaries from one charged region of space to another, differently-charged region; for example, a red star in the past can be a yellow star today and a blue star in the future as it moves from one region to another. I maintain that stars do ... , Milton's major objection boils down to the contention that I have not faced up to Coulomb's law, which shows that electromagnetic repulsion is at best a feeble force on the planets in the Solar System, when compared to gravity. The formula is devastating to the electromagnetic interactions that I propose. Nevertheless, there is evidence that solar electromagnetic energy ...
423. Venus: A Battle Star? [Journals] [Horus]
... a glyph of the victim of Venus, which Thompson read as Chac Bolay. Alternatively, the victim's name could also be read as Chac Balam, "great Jaguar (red puma). " This observation, coupled with the fact that the "Diccionario Maya Cordemex" includes entries which indicate that other students of Maya history regard Cit Chac ... beliefs have been echoed by cultures half a world apart and separated in time by many centuries. Venus in Babylonian Beliefs One of the most ancient documents yet discovered concerning the planet Venus is the so-called Venus Table K. 160, which came from Assurbanipal's library in Nineveh. This table is a list of the movements of Venus and its expected ...
424. Sacred Science Institute [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... , Like No Other! Contents: Sources Of Information; Day Signs In Codices; Day Forms In Columns; Day Series Continuous; Lanes & Dots In Mayan Numeration; Red Day Numbers 1-13; Columns & Rows Of Numbers; Direction Of Reading Numbers; Scattered Numbers; 20; Numeration By Position; Long Numerical Series Of Codices; Uinal ... 1894 Baumring Pick on the Orientation of the Earth's Axis & Its Changing Position. Important to Understand the Precession of the Equinox. Contents: Proposition; Axis Orientation of Various Planets; Geological Facts; A Former Equator; Former Pole; Change of the Axis; Change of Directions; Orientations of Ancient Mounds; Pyramids; Change of Climates; ...
425. Society News: SIS Autumn Conference 2000 [Journals] [SIS Review]
... us and introduced the first speaker, Halton Arp, on Observational Cosmology Impacts Modern Physics'. Having had the good fortune to read a large chunk of Arp's book Seeing Red [* ]on the way to the conference, I was able to get more out of his presentation than I would have if I had approached the subject cold ... between Velikovsky and Einstein. What is sad in this correspondence is that Einstein obviously was not willing to entertain any ideas beyond conventional teaching as far as the history of our planet was concerned. He is also quite insulting to Velikovsky, when he says, for example However, it is evident to every sensible physicist that these catastrophes can have ...
426. Thoth Vol III, No. 10: July 30, 1999 [Journals] [Thoth]
... to 1700 sC before it begins to melt - over 500 sC higher than other natural glasses. .. . It can be dropped into cold water even when it is red hot and it doesn't disintegrate .. . Stroll across the desert site and you'll come across great big chunks of glass- some are larger than bowling balls and weigh ... SAYS: This is correct, and it's an obvious source of much later confusion. It was Babylonian priest-astronomers who later clarified planetary identifications for the Greeks, so that the planets acquired new names with direct links to the earlier, and much more reliable, traditions of Mesopotamia. Ted Bond was correct in noting the inherent contradiction in identifying Venus ...
427. Caliban & Sycorax: Names for Icy Moons of Uranus [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... astronomers detail their discovery of the two moons in a report in the April 30 issue of the magazine Nature. Both Caliban and Sycorax, the astronomers write, are unusually red in color, which suggests a link with the recently discovered populations of comet-like bodies called trans-Neptunian objects, which orbit the sun beyond the orbit of Neptune, and Centaurs ... recently discovered icy moons of Uranus ITHACA, N.Y .- Cornell University astronomer Philip Nicholson and his colleagues have proposed names for the two recently discovered moons of the planet Uranus. They are Caliban and Sycorax, both characters in Shakespeare's play "The Tempest." The names are likely to be approved by the International Astronomical Union. ...
... osmosis, the movement of liquid between various solutions (the use of ~isotonic saline" in intravenous supply of glucose or drugs, for example, prevents damage to the red blood cells and is based on our understanding of the phenomenon of osmosis). This discussion obviously has not done justice to the quantitative aspects of the kinetic theory of ... . . . is: Gravitation is an electromagnetic phenomenon. . . . Electric attraction, repulsion, and electromagnetic circumduction govern . . . [the] movements [of planets and satellites]. The moon does not fall, ' attracted to the earth . . . nor is the phenomenon of objects falling in the terrestrial atmosphere comparable with ...
429. Pendulums and Sunspots [Journals] [Aeon]
... these binary stars but, for some inexplicable reason, they do not. Furthermore, according to Abt, when binary stars with periods of less than 100 days reach the red giant stage, having meanwhile lost most of their electromagnetic energy, "the periods and other orbital elements will change." This, again, supports the electromagnetic concept ... near zero in less than an hour. This is an unlikely happenstance. A common estimate is that there are from fifteen hundred to three thousand thunderstorms in progress on the planet at any given moment.(39) One of the first clues to this global circuit was recognized more than fifty years ago. It was then noticed that the ...
... condition of things is something like the following: - - Horus= Sun, Planet, Or Constellation Rising Sun Planets Constellations Horus Mars as Hor-xuti (Laughing Horus) (Red Horus) Orion. Northern constellations. Sah-Horus. Set-Horus. Set-Horus The table shows that, although the Egyptians undoubtedly called the rising sun Horus. the planets and constellations ... generalisers. If we put the facts already known into diagrammatic form, we find that the condition of things is something like the following: - - Horus= Sun, Planet, Or Constellation Rising Sun Planets Constellations Horus Mars as Hor-xuti (Laughing Horus) (Red Horus) Orion. Northern constellations. Sah-Horus. Set-Horus. Set-Horus The table ...
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