Month: June 2015
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The Entertainment Division of the Military-Industrial Complex
from ishtarsgate.wordpress.com: It was Frank Zappa who said that “Government is the entertainment division of the military industrial complex”. But he didn’t just mean the elected politicians. He meant the whole shadowy apparatus that governs our thinking and which is building to a screaming pitch in 2012 to support the “beyond black” alien agenda at…
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The Doors of Precession: Lunar Deities and the Sacred Landscape of the Neolithic Peoples
from themystica.org: The doors of precession were opened by our ancestors eons ago when our deepest sense of the infinite was reaffirmed through scientific observation and the belief in something much larger and more powerful than ourselves. The moon afforded our first glimpses of eternity through careful observation of its changing face. Not only did…
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Is Atheism Irrational?
from bigquestionsonline.com: We know well atheistic attempts to explain religion away. Marx, for example, claims that religion is the opiate of the people. Religion, Nietzsche contends, is weakness lying itself into power. According to Freud religion is a defensive illusion created in the face of “the crushingly superior force of nature.” As influential as these…
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@RadioFreeBlood: James Evan Pilato on Helter Skelter
Media Monarchy joins Jack Blood for a jingoistic June to talk about shooters, fakers and super flag freakouts + ‘This Day In History’ headlines and more on Radio Free Blood! Download/Subscribe
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Philosophy Between the Lines: The Lost History of Esoteric Writing
from ndpr.nd.edu: Those of us who were introduced to the history of moral and political philosophy by students of Leo Strauss — in my case, Allan Bloom — would sometimes ask for evidence backing their claim that the great writers of the past practiced a lost art of esoteric writing. The answers we received, I’m…
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Adam & Lilith: Thanatos and Resurrection of the Archetypal Goddess
The idea of the ancient goddess is a theological concept that has given rise to the nature-religious movement in the latter 20th century.
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Islamic Culture and the Medical Arts
from www.nlm.nih.gov: In the field of materia medica and its applications, Islamic writers surpassed their earlier models, primarily because their broader geographic horizons brought them into contact with drugs unknown to earlier peoples, such as camphor, musk, sal ammoniac, and senna. In later Arabic works, medicinals were used that came from as far afield as…
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Hermeticism and the Golden Fleece
from alchemywebsite.com: Every century and upon every continent a handful of exceptional men are born who possess the innate ability to read the signatures of nature directly, to see immediately into the mystery of continuous creation and to know pristine reality revealed by the power of imaginal identification. Such vision differs radically from twentieth century…
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#OITNB: Making Prison Kooky and Adorable?
Orange is the New Black Season 3 review: Why did the show lose all its darkness?: “Netflix’s Orange Is the New Black, the third season of which arrives in its entirety on Friday, is a quintessential dramedy. Set among inmates at a low-security women’s prison, the series has addressed racism, solitary confinement, overdoses, and predatory…
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The Great Work in Speculative Freemasonry
from mt.net: “There can be no rational doubt, however, that the moral influence of Freemasonry would be much more powerful and efficient if the sources of intelligence amongst the Fraternity were augmented, and a higher grade of science substituted for the meager outline which at present prevails in our Lodges.” (Dr. George Oliver-1846.) Throughout the ages…
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@PumpUpThaVolume: Episode162 – Do The Get Down
♫Makin’ a soundtrack for another planet to hear♫ on Episode162 – Do The Get Down which features brand new sounds from Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Yukon Blonde, Mac McCaughan, TORRES, Phases, I Am The Albatross, EZTV, Flume, Lady Lamb, Taj Raj, The Very Best, Miss E, Girl In A Coma and Unknown Mortal Orchestra… Download/Subscribe…



