Accidental Alchemist: Fearamid

Thursday, February 5, 2009

Fearamid

I find it interesting how fascinated WE are with the pyramids. It seems consensus tells us that pyramids were assembled by slaves. Built by Gods.

God-Dogs in alignment with God stars and dog stars.

As we all progress courtesy of every ones ability to express themselves through this emerging 'language' I wonder if this flowing water we're swirling and dragging through is leading to a waterfall. Will the KKaoz of this river intensify? Again it seems like that's where most of our minds are at as far as predictions. I think if your reading this you have a different understanding of Chaos than the textbook people of the matrix.

I think YOU see KKaoz.

If the Pyramids were built by slaves and the Twin Towers for example, were built by slaves then I think we can all agree the foundations of our understanding of reality and our occult pursuits are based on FEAR.

10 comments:

R. T. said...: ? You mean "we" the living are the living dead?

I mean I find this thought appealing conceptually but when I analyse a bit it doesn't resonate with my experience and the "literature". E.g. the army of the dead is an army consisting of dead people who will fight evil. In short.; February 5, 2009 6:41 PM
Accidental Alchemist said...: We are dying from the time we are born. Depressing but simple.; February 5, 2009 6:47 PM
A Few Shots to Shaman said...: I wouldn't say depressing. The crucifixion is the soul dying on the body. Our job is to get as far along as possible before the body gives out. Once we get to a certain point living will be harder than dying because we will out grow our limitations. We'll need to expand. ALL this is completely natural, slaves or NO.

Remember WiLL Smith with the living dead. Indiana Jones still has unexplored living dead in Peru.... If you know what I'm saying.; February 5, 2009 9:09 PM
Accidental Alchemist said...: I would really appreciate expansion on your comment Shaman.; February 5, 2009 9:18 PM
aferrismoon said...: If no 'up' or 'down' exist in Universe then 'depression' can't, as that's pushing down.
Instead of down we have in so depression can be seen as 'contraction' which often precedes expansion-out]. Then birth-expansion and death-contraction act to pulse us along a bit like OctoPussys

cheers; February 7, 2009 4:01 AM
Anonymous said...: More like,

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b86/floorvomit/tt.jpg

meeya schmee; February 7, 2009 12:14 PM
R Arrowsmith said...: I'm actually quite looking forward to my death. I'm incredibly curious to see whats on the Otherside and the only way I'm ever going to find out is by going there. The thought of hooking up with the people that meant a lot to me in this life is one I cherish. I see Death as simply the next Doorway that's inevitable for us all. We might all have different feelings about that Doorway, but it's one we're all going to have to enter sooner or later, even if we're dragged through it kicking and screaming. I'd rather walk through it with some dignity and I think the only way to do that is to embrace and accept it while we're still alive. Death is the mystery of mysteries, and even my wildest ideas about the Otherside are far too limited in scope. What's to be depressed about!? I say bring it on.
p.s. loving your banner at the top of the page...a Pair of Pentagrams (Black Stars) and a Coffin - perfect for when I'm heading with my own blog. Keep up the good work. RA.; February 9, 2009 2:27 AM
Accidental Alchemist said...: Mr R Arrowsmith the flowing wolf.

Welcome.

My video I'm finalizing is about Brad Pitt as Death personified.

So death is the order of the day here.
Not in the morbid sense...
Ok a little.

Glad you liked the banner. Its from the theme song for 'Duckula' A flood of syncs for me in that one.

I would like to point out the sync hit in there based on Jake's first observation of the interaction between hexagons and Saturn. In the banner we have the coffin slightly overlapping the ringed world. See it?

Thanks

Peace; February 9, 2009 2:41 AM
R Arrowsmith said...: Now that you've pointed it out, I can see exactly what you mean...subtle yet compellingly obvious (if you know what you're looking for).
I think I'll fit right at home on your blog considering I'm currently looking into Dracula/Duckula (G.Oldman), Sirius Black (Meet Joe Black) and dabbling in a bit of the old Dark Side. Look forward to your next video.

The Flowing Wolf indeed :); February 9, 2009 11:58 AM
Anonymous said...: god dog?

i *just* posted on the article before this one -- the one with brad pitt?...anyway...i saw "god dog" in the first paragraph and had to mention that.

i never come here....im all over the place and this is a spot i do not think i have had the privileged of passing through often.

very interesting ideas flowing through here. from everyone on the box. thank you!

just an oddball timing of ideas...was mentionable i felt??

-sky-; February 14, 2009 5:55 PM

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