Seven Seals by Rudolf Steiner
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Observations & Phenomena features Professor Dave Leech, Dr. Tim Brigham and David Metcalfe in conversation on anomalies, science and contemporary culture. Summoning the spirit of science to celebrate a new age of reason.
Articles discussed:
Is Participating in Psi Research a Good Idea -http://weilerpsiblog.wordpress.com/20…
The Secret Science of Spiritual Healing -http://www.viewzone.com/spiritualheal…
Anniversary of Monkey Man Alert! -http://www.cryptomundo.com/cryptozoo-… (With additional insight from Rangers sight pygmies in Way Kambas National Park - http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/20… )
Witch Hunt of the Week:
Witch Doctors and Con Artists - A First-Hand Account of Witchcraft in Africa, by Justin Chapman -http://www.skeptic.com/eskeptic/13-04…
Quotes of concern in this week’s Witch Hunt article:
“I wanted to see some mob violence, but it’s probably better that we got back on the boda-boda and booked it out of there, following the healer who also rode on a boda-boda. I didn’t think we were in danger but Luke told me that the crowd knew they could be identified on television and so when the police left they could potentially attack us.”
“How interesting. How bizarre.”
Divination technique used to decide this episode’s sequence: I Ching
Diviner: Professor Dave Leech
Result: Hexagram 49: Revolution (Molting)
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Tonight The Invisible College Radio will be talking to the inimitable David Metcalfe about the worship of the Lady of the Shadows, Lady of the Night, Lady of the Seven Powers, White Girl, Skinny Lady. Let us introduce you to Santa Muerte tonight at 9pm EST on SFMTV.com.
Join the event HERE
As the veil between worlds thins this Hallowe’en, the doorway opens to `Strange Factories’, a unique live cinema experience that will immerse you in its dreamlike world.
In the depths of every artist’s imagination, a story exists that threatens to engulf the mind of those who dare to…
To celebrate the release of FoolishPeople’s first feature film ‘Strange Factories’ later this year, we’re proud to announce a collaboration with David Metcalfe for ‘Entering the Theatre of Manifestation – Unveiling the FoolishPeople’.
David is an independent researcher, writer and…
Santa Muerte Caostar courtesy of caostar.com
“Santisima Muerte apparently began life as a specialist in love magic. The printed prayer to her, the Oracion de la Santisima Muerte, is a modern-day throwback to a specific form of medieval Spanish love magic: the spell to bring back a wandering lover. Now, however, Santisima Muerte has gone beyond love spells to become a shadowy patroness of all kinds of Mexican magic, the pale and implacable counterpart of that other great protector of the Mexican soul, the Virgin of Guadalupe.”
~ Santisima Muerte: On the Origin and Development of a Mexican Occult Image
(Detail of Tomb, St. Louis Cemetery No.2, New Orleans ~ Photo by floggingthedemons)
MEXICO: Saint Death
Saint Death believers pray during the celebration of Saint Death in the popular Tepito neighborhood of Mexico City.
By Nex
Mass for Santa Muerte (Holy Death) is celebrated in the streets.
Tepito neighborhood, Mexico City, November 1st, 2012.
This is actually a pretty good article that is very respectful and supportive of Santa Muerte’s cult. The author even capitalizes “She” when referring to Her, which is awesome.
Kind words for a Santa Muerte piece that has been included in the articles at http://skeletonsaint.com