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Harvey's Barn posted a new activity comment 8 years, 10 months ago
I hope you had a wonderful Birthday, Dana!
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Harvey's Barn posted a new activity comment 8 years, 10 months ago
Keep in mind that the I read text is over 200 years old and that the ‘left-hand’ term is self named, meaning the pract*tioners themselves used the term and that it doesnt refer to any later category popularized by Western Traditions, aka, OTO, and etc. Popular culture has the image of the Voodoo priestess, but at the time, women were forbidden to…[Read more]
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Harvey's Barn posted a new activity comment 8 years, 10 months ago
Mr Putin is impressive. Its refreshing to watch an interview with an articulate, intelligent world leader. The contrast with American politicians is embarrassing. Nice history lesson, too.
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Harvey's Barn posted a new activity comment 8 years, 10 months ago
Hey Frank, Nice to see you again. Great link.
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Harvey's Barn posted a new activity comment 8 years, 10 months ago
Kettle=Black
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Harvey's Barn posted a new activity comment 8 years, 10 months ago
Excellent, Thank you!
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Harvey's Barn posted a new activity comment 8 years, 10 months ago
Jay has earlier blogs where he discusses the work of Gould and Fitzgerald. Absolutely essential in understanding the back story of geopolitics in Afghanistan. Fascinating and enlightening material.
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Harvey's Barn posted a new activity comment 8 years, 10 months ago
Absolutely, Kahlypso, I dont give power to any occult source that I study. This, however, had nothing to do with the syncretization of West African theology and Catholicism. Voodoo, as observed from a Western perspective, appears to center it’s power in the rituals of feminine participants. And while this is observably evident, there is also a…[Read more]
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Harvey's Barn posted a new activity comment 8 years, 10 months ago
The course’s text book I read made The Serpent and the Rainbow (still have that one) look like a cartoon on the back of a cereal box. I felt spiritually vulnerable simply reading it, and I’ve read a fair amount of occult works. Even if I wanted to remember the ti-tle, I could not, in good conscious, recommend it to anyone.
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Harvey's Barn posted a new activity comment 8 years, 10 months ago
Yes, please! Add insane McCain, while youre at it.
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Yes, we need a huge rocket!
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Harvey's Barn posted a new activity comment 8 years, 10 months ago
Oh.
I took many folklore courses in college and one in particular, on Haiti and Vodun, was especially chilling. The text was one of a few books I’ve had to get out of my house. It was a primary source of left-hand practices that only men undertook and explained the rituals involved that were used against the French and American governments. I’ve…[Read more]-
Check “The Serpent and the Rainbow” by Wade Davis (1997) – could now be re-read with an eye to both transhumanism and the search for disquieting ancient techniques.
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Don’t worry this is not a grimoire!
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The course’s text book I read made The Serpent and the Rainbow (still have that one) look like a cartoon on the back of a cereal box. I felt spiritually vulnerable simply reading it, and I’ve read a fair amount of occult works. Even if I wanted to remember the ti-tle, I could not, in good conscious, recommend it to anyone.
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Evil books do exist unfortunately…
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Psychosomatic death and Tetrodotoxin.
It’s interesting that Voodoo is practised by men, when the practise was introduced to African’s by the sale of pagan woman from Ireland by Cromwell into the slave trade. Well.. Voodoo dolls at any rate.
Do NOT fear Voodoo, you are enabling it to have power.
Think more in terms of .. the power of faith.…[Read more]-
Absolutely, Kahlypso, I dont give power to any occult source that I study. This, however, had nothing to do with the syncretization of West African theology and Catholicism. Voodoo, as observed from a Western perspective, appears to center it’s power in the rituals of feminine participants. And while this is observably evident, there is also a…[Read more]
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Interesting Harvey – Good job we’re friends already..(otherwise Id have had to friend request you :))
OK.. West African Vodun… Left Hand.. ouf.. this is going to take me far… will try and be more concis.. what Im looking at.. Need to look at Ge’ez, Benin.. Igodomigodo (Kings of the Sky…) I thought Vodun was widely practised by women..…[Read more] -
Hatred works very well for spell casting.. think willpower and theta waves. Nothing more powerful than your mind.
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Keep in mind that the I read text is over 200 years old and that the ‘left-hand’ term is self named, meaning the pract*tioners themselves used the term and that it doesnt refer to any later category popularized by Western Traditions, aka, OTO, and etc. Popular culture has the image of the Voodoo priestess, but at the time, women were forbidden to…[Read more]
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Harvey's Barn posted a new activity comment 8 years, 10 months ago
An unidentified country in Latin America….
Argentina or Brasil, perhaps?-
Haiti???
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Oh.
I took many folklore courses in college and one in particular, on Haiti and Vodun, was especially chilling. The text was one of a few books I’ve had to get out of my house. It was a primary source of left-hand practices that only men undertook and explained the rituals involved that were used against the French and American governments. I’ve…[Read more]-
Check “The Serpent and the Rainbow” by Wade Davis (1997) – could now be re-read with an eye to both transhumanism and the search for disquieting ancient techniques.
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Don’t worry this is not a grimoire!
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The course’s text book I read made The Serpent and the Rainbow (still have that one) look like a cartoon on the back of a cereal box. I felt spiritually vulnerable simply reading it, and I’ve read a fair amount of occult works. Even if I wanted to remember the ti-tle, I could not, in good conscious, recommend it to anyone.
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Evil books do exist unfortunately…
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Psychosomatic death and Tetrodotoxin.
It’s interesting that Voodoo is practised by men, when the practise was introduced to African’s by the sale of pagan woman from Ireland by Cromwell into the slave trade. Well.. Voodoo dolls at any rate.
Do NOT fear Voodoo, you are enabling it to have power.
Think more in terms of .. the power of faith.…[Read more]-
Absolutely, Kahlypso, I dont give power to any occult source that I study. This, however, had nothing to do with the syncretization of West African theology and Catholicism. Voodoo, as observed from a Western perspective, appears to center it’s power in the rituals of feminine participants. And while this is observably evident, there is also a…[Read more]
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Interesting Harvey – Good job we’re friends already..(otherwise Id have had to friend request you :))
OK.. West African Vodun… Left Hand.. ouf.. this is going to take me far… will try and be more concis.. what Im looking at.. Need to look at Ge’ez, Benin.. Igodomigodo (Kings of the Sky…) I thought Vodun was widely practised by women..…[Read more] -
Hatred works very well for spell casting.. think willpower and theta waves. Nothing more powerful than your mind.
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Keep in mind that the I read text is over 200 years old and that the ‘left-hand’ term is self named, meaning the pract*tioners themselves used the term and that it doesnt refer to any later category popularized by Western Traditions, aka, OTO, and etc. Popular culture has the image of the Voodoo priestess, but at the time, women were forbidden to…[Read more]
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Harvey's Barn posted a new activity comment 8 years, 10 months ago
THAT is Lovely!!
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Harvey's Barn posted a new activity comment 8 years, 10 months ago
Not that every post needs to be liked. All in the spirit of reciprocity. 🙂
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Harvey's Barn posted a new activity comment 8 years, 10 months ago
You never know. You could have inspired a fellow member who is here now because of your gift.
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Could be!
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Harvey's Barn posted a new activity comment 8 years, 10 months ago
I dont always get notified when you ‘like’ a post, but was notified that you commented.
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The like button sometimes gets “stuck”
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I noticed that too, but I do get notifications. I set prefs to notify . . .
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Not that every post needs to be liked. All in the spirit of reciprocity. 🙂
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Harvey's Barn posted an update 8 years, 10 months ago
Has anyone else noticed that this forum doesnt consistently notify you when another member ‘likes’ a post or reply? Regardless of being ‘friends’ or not, although, it does seem to notify when there is a comment. I havent changed any settings.
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I get like notifications and have not changed settings either…
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I dont always get notified when you ‘like’ a post, but was notified that you commented.
Thanks, Dana. 🙂-
The like button sometimes gets “stuck”
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I noticed that too, but I do get notifications. I set prefs to notify . . .
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Not that every post needs to be liked. All in the spirit of reciprocity. 🙂
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Harvey's Barn posted a new activity comment 8 years, 10 months ago
I never tire of these interviews. Every listen deepens my understanding.
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I left my copy of the book on an airplane last year, in one of those convenient but insidious pockets below the tray, hope someone else read it!
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You never know. You could have inspired a fellow member who is here now because of your gift.
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Could be!
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Great stuff Dana .. Joseph’s interviews will still be relevant in 500 years from now .. They are “timeless” ..
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Harvey's Barn posted a new activity comment 8 years, 10 months ago
Fellow member Curt posted earlier about Twin Peaks…
Ive got to start from the beginning and play catch up with you guys.-
In a way I envy you – you have lots of episodes to watch, absorb and catch up with.
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Harvey's Barn posted a new activity comment 8 years, 10 months ago
Cern called. It wants the internet back.
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Thanks was very busy with the end of the semester.