It’s that time of year again.
In Deep Water.
Innocently I thought I would have a look at the at the images on the British Library website relating to Alchemy but everything seems to have purpose at present. Below are three images which caught my eye.
Courtesy of British Library
Courtesy of British Library
Courtesy of British Library
WordPress have introduced a new AI section in their Gutenberg editor and I wrote Alchemy into the machine and abracadabra, within thirty seconds AI had typed this.
Alchemy is an ancient philosophical and protoscientific tradition that aimed to transform base metals into noble metals, such as gold, and to discover the elixir of life, a substance that was believed to grant eternal youth and immortality. Alchemists pursued these goals through a combination of experimental laboratory work, spiritual practices, and symbolic language.
The practice of alchemy dates back thousands of years and was prominent in various cultures, including ancient Egypt, Greece, and China. It reached its peak during the European Renaissance, where alchemists like Paracelsus and Isaac Newton made significant contributions to the field.
One of the key concepts in alchemy is the idea of transmutation, the transformation of one substance into another through a series of processes. Alchemists believed that by purifying and refining various materials, they could uncover the hidden properties that would lead to the desired transformations.
Alchemy is often associated with symbolism and mysticism. Many alchemical texts and manuscripts are filled with intricate diagrams, cryptic symbols, and allegorical language. These symbols represent the different stages of the alchemical process and the spiritual transformation that the alchemist undergoes in their quest for knowledge and enlightenment.
While modern science has largely moved away from the goals and methods of alchemy, the legacy of this ancient practice can still be seen in the fields of chemistry, medicine, and psychology. The alchemical tradition paved the way for advancements in laboratory techniques, the discovery of new substances, and the development of new theories.
Today, alchemy continues to fascinate and inspire people with its blend of science, spirituality, and symbolism. It serves as a reminder of the human desire to explore the mysteries of the natural world and our quest for transformation and transcendence.
The Weeping Angel.
Quantum locked. This is too crazy for words.
The Test has been going on for some time. I took this pic at the time the Corona Virus showed up.
The Avatar.
Mysteries of the Abyss.
And ‘Grimes : We Appreciate Power.’ In the Merovee memory bank.
My opinion is that the Self is in a Limbo or Bardo and I want to go out the right door. I don’t fancy another trip on this bus. Navigating the mind field is tricky.
Youngsters (both under 21 [7+7+7]) Carlos Alcarez and Holger Rune met in the Quarter final at Wimbledon on 12/7/2023.
Their average age for both of them was 7376 days each. (7373+7379) They are 6 days (3+3) apart in age.
Today in England at the 4th Ashes Test Match at Old Trafford, England scored 592 in their first innings on 21/7/2023. (7+7+7+7+7?)
In Greek gematria Theotes (Godhead) = 592.
592 = 296+296.
296 is the first number that is divisible by both 37 and 8 and therefore is a very special number!!! (All the titles of Jesus in the Bible are divisible by both 37 and 8)
But we are looking at the number 592 = Theotes, which appears in only ONE PLACE in the Bible, Colossians 2:9, or verse number 29504.
29504 = 7376+7376+7376+7376.
Theotes is G2320 which hides this year 2023.
So the verse number of Theotes (592), 29504 = twice the average age of Alcaraz and Rune combined when they played each other on 12/7/2023.
And 592 was the number of runs scored by England on 21/7/2023 which was 9 days (3+3+3) after Alcaraz played Rune on 12/7/2023.
12 and 21 mirror each other.
Something going on here!