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Mike Kay's avatar

A note to the reader regarding the link to the Albigensian Crusade.

It is about as good as it gets, in terms of a synopsis, which is to say it sucks. However, I've never found anything better. If you do decide to read it, be certain to understand it is an error ridden synopsis.

The Cathari were the last of the Gnostics.

Their bones now fill the sample drawers in universities.

They were exterminated completely.

So, why did I include it?

Because as a piece it provides a one stop shop for location, duration, and prosecution of the crusade, and ties it in with the destruction of Constantinople, which gives a far more insightful image regarding christianity than most.

Just don't take it much farther.

Definitely don't assume the synopsis is in any way a guide to the Cathari.

He probably doesn't even know that the Cathari made pictographs in caves. But that is a story we must save for another day.

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The fire and blood cult of abraham...

Alledgely they stole the capstone off the pyramids and that is there source of the black energy

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Mike Kay's avatar

Its absolutely amazing to me how people under the abrahamic grip act, how they think, and what they consider normal.

But then I take a look around and shake my head, because the incredible backwards dysfunction typified everywhere embodies it.

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Spiritual warfare has always been front and center in all abrahamic ideology. It isn't admitted. They tend to refer to it in some self serving term or other, and when they run out of those who aren't abrahamic, they will happily kill each other. It is visible everywhere, for anyone willing to take notice.

In any open, direct sense, the lineage lines are broken, yes, I agree. The sheer level of violence and trauma that is the abrahamic way has always been waged with a sense of rightoeous superioty as to be revolting.

Despite this, there is a spiritual bridge that cannot be demolished. In that space of Dream, of Vision, of stepping into the bright Otherworld one moves beyond the constraints of time, and thus the abrahamic burners, locked into their lust for temporal dominion, have no reach, no power.

This is not to disparage the wisdom of other peoples, other places. It is an affirmation that in our own blood runs the genius of sages, and we can recall it all today.

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The desert volcano, blood god calls for souls.

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What is amazing is the absolute lack of any interest in investigating any of the claims of grace made by the abrahamics. But then even a little lift of the veil would spoil the carefully crafted narrative, and it is so much easier to just believe until one can't.

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I would suggest that your dream is saying that RFK jr is no monster, breathing fire with horns. Saxxon Creative would be better at explaining than I, but my take is that the horns in his image were from his well developed sense of humor.

Yes, we do have lots of dangerous spiders here. I've had more than my share of run-ins for sure. Lots of deadly wonders from the natural world.

Telegram Sam was a coloquialism from the 20th century. It isn't used any more, but you will discover it if you read more casual offerings from that time. It meant someone who brought information, news. To me, Gorgeous Skulls is all about that, the news, a message.

Its about the direction of humanity, and advice for what is coming.

I have always been someone who makes images. In school I used to fill my notebooks with drawings, and people would steal them. Hey, its America.

Someone once said, in the USA if someone thieves your work, it means they like it.

Yeah, I studied for years with a driven artist who absolutely insisted that to draw was to see. He apologized that he couldn't afford to hire any beautiful female models quite often, and would have his students sit for what felt like hours, looking, looking, and putting that seeing into an image...leaves and flowers, still life creations, old worn out things.

I thought for a while that I had lost my ability to draw. I developed a bad case of white finger, and it left some damage, but I think I can still make images. Thank you for noticing, L-B.

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