Mind Hacks The Art of Tie Dye After you have gathered all of the supplies that are needed, it’s time to master the art. The video will take you through each step or you can check out the basic directions below. Make sure that you have a clean white t-shirt and that your dyes are mixed. If you have powder dyes, you need to pour water into the bottles. Cover the surface you are working on and wear rubber or plastic gloves. * Ready for more? The Rotation of the Elements (c) 1995, John Opsopaus When thou hast made the quadrangle round, Then is all the secret found. -- George Ripley (d. 1490) The rotation of the elements is a key alchemical procedure, the principal means by which the purified essence of a substance is extracted and raised to its most sublime state. Indeed, the rotation symbolizes an important transformative process, which manifests throughout the spiritual and material worlds, but to understand it we must review the symbolic structure of the four elements. The elements have been rich symbols for at least 2500 years, for they resonate with our deepest experience of the world. Now hear the fourfold roots of everything: Enlivening Hera, Hades, shining Zeus And Nestis, moistening mortal springs with tears. Hera rules the fruitful earth, Hades the central fire, Zeus the luminescent air, and Nestis the mollifying water The rotation of the elements depends on two interrelated structures, one linear and the other cyclic. Square of Opposition Phanes
Companion Guide to ZEITGEIST - Excerpts from DocStoc Website Introduction "For what is now called the Christian religion existed of old and was never absent from the beginning of the human race until Christ came in the flesh. Chockfull of controversial, nerve-jarring themes, in 2007 the hit viral movie phenomenon “ZEITGEIST” was zinging around the internet at break-neck speed, receiving upwards of a million views per month. Needless to say, these various controversial themes, focusing on religious, political and financial conspiracies aimed at the common people, have become the subject of a great deal of debate. In fact, Part 1, which deals with religious conspiracy, indicting Christianity in particular of being a remake of ancient pre-Christian religions and myths, has caused a tremendous amount of furor in many forums. A fuller treatment of the other aspects of ZEITGEIST, Part 1, may be found in a forthcoming longer work on the subject. Egyptian Language Translations God, Man or Myth? Was Osiris ever a “real person?” Dr. Dr. Dr.
The Book of the Law Posted on | June 4, 2010 | 8 Comments Here you can download The Book of the Law by Aleister Crowley also known as ‘Liber AL vel Legis sub figura CCXX as delivered by XCIII = 418 to DCLXVI. Aleister Crowley comments his short work with his usual sense of darkness and secrecy: Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. The study of this Book is forbidden. It is wise to destroy this copy after the first reading. Download here (12 pages): Aleister Crowley – The Book of the Law Comments
Gnostic Radio About Gnostic Radio Gnostic Radio broadcasts lectures about spirituality, psychology, philosophy, science, art, gnosis, religion, kabbalah, the Bible, Buddhism, Hinduism, Greek myth, Runes, astrology, alchemy, meditation, the Zohar, Tantra, Alchemy, sacred sexuality, and much more. Gnostic Radio is a free public service produced by Glorian Publishing, a non-profit organization, and made possible by the donations of those who have recognized the value of these teachings and who wanted to share them with you. Support Gnostic Radio: Donate About the Instructors The instructors who teach the lectures here are volunteers from a wide variety of backgrounds. Live Lectures For almost ten years, Gnostic Radio broadcast live lectures every week. Speaking of retreats, we receive many requests from listeners who want to attend a lecture in person.
World Heritage Centre - World Heritage Information Network (WHIN) The World Heritage Information Network (WHIN) is the global network of World Heritage information providers.It was created in 1995 in order to foster the exchange of information between partner networks and World Heritage sites around the world.In addition to information carried by its partners, news is circulated through WHNEWS, the e-mail newsletter, the printed World Heritage Newsletter, and the partner websites.You also have the possibility to consult the WHIN networks partners list. For a list of individual partners, see the links attached to each of the site pages included on the World Heritage List. The WHIN Partnership WHIN Networks Partners Organization of World Heritage Cities (OWHC) The Organization of World Heritage Cities (OWHC) was founded on September 8, 1993 in Fez, Morocco. Network of German World Heritage Sites The Network promotes the co-operation between the German World Heritage Sites in the field of touristic promotion. Nordic World Heritage Network
The Debate Over Internet Governance: Introduction Welcome to the Debate Over Internet Governance: A Snapshot in the Year 2000 This website was prepared as a final project for the course Internet & Society: The Technologies and Politics of Control at Harvard Law School. This site aims to do that which might seem impossible in a medium that changes so quickly and so dramatically to freeze a particular moment in the debate over internet governance. [Note: as of May 2005, the legal landscape has continued to change. Here is a link with more recent information about internet governance] The moment we seek to capture here is no ordinary moment in the development of the internet. At some level, even those most wary of formal governance for the internet recognize the need for central administration of some of the internets technical aspects. The creation of the Internet Corporation for Names and Numbers known widely as ICANN in November 1998 has given the debate on internet governance a new focus. On November 25, 1998, the U.S.
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