Base/Ba’al, Prey Tell, Why do they Tell?

Base/Ba’al, Prey Tell, Why do they Tell?

Why do the bad guys have to tell us ahead of their crimes?
All pro sports are to debase Men’s Minds…

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Revelation of the Method concerns mind control in the last stages and at a high level. When you tell someone what you are doing to them – murder, mayhem, kidnap, rape, you name it – and they do nothing to stop you or protect themselves, you have created a doubly enslaved subject.

911 was ‘pre told’ with symbology and imagery, 1000s of times through media for many years ahead. Is purposely made to look like a crime scene. In efforts to manipulate the subtle conscious, the criminals desire for the public consumers of their messaging to believe the towers were NOT brought down by airplane crashes. A cloaked revelation is a component of traumatising.

The processing is almost all out in the open in this era of the Revelation of the Method. Al Gore’s pal Tommy Lee Jones did a movie called “US Marshals” in the aftermath of the capture of Kaczynski. In the movie there’s a US Federal agent named Kaczynski (I don’t know how they spell it in the screenplay but that is the exact sound of the agent’s name in the film, one example of millions.

“What is truth?” asked Pontius Pilate. Truth is Order and what the universe operates on. It’s what fuels the sun and makes the galaxies spiral.

It is our motive force of what brought us here to this place within these bodies. The Cryptocracy/ManAgers can be evaporated, diminished or shifted with this power of the motive force inside and throughout all bodies and minds.

To access and utilize this birthright ability a being must rage for love, order and truth. Most these days don’t love truth. They have become fixated on novelty and love of money. Leaving them at the mercy of the death loops of reward/penayly managed by the wolves of our world.

Beings will explain and contemplate a endless fantasy and possible what if scenarios as if it was a glittering flower garden.

The ManAgers of the Cryptocracy have led folks to focus on the next tic, the latest novelty or conflict.


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“STN” – Semiramis, Tammuz, Nimrod

FROM CHRISTIANS:
In verse 14, Ezekiel expresses his “dismay” at yet a greater abomination: “women . . . weeping for Tammuz.” This is another pagan practice, a very sexual one involving ritual prostitution.

ALT VIEW:
Christian professors always claim God is anti Men of Babylonian Mystery Schools who teach the blatantly observable Dualism decreed since 6000 BC – which is the engine of contention in all things. But Christians reject the obvious for a mono theistic deity where all men are born sinners and inferior. In fact the god of the bible and saytan are egeregoric thought creations. A very limiting and damaging view of self. Serving hierarchal and murderously selfish men only.

Above is a repeated story of dualism adapted and plagiarized throughout religions. Semiramis is the Woman/Gaia/Isis made from the primordial birther of her. She made Nimrod/Heru/Uranus/ of her own powers. Together they bore Tammuz. It is also the story of Gilgamesh, Gaia, yhwh, Yakub, Jesus, IsIs, Ausar and the Ennead. It is purposely allowed to be confused by multiple academics from every circumstance and resource.

Revelation of the Method

“Revelation of the Method” aka “Making Manifest All That Is Hidden” aka “Must Be” – getting innocents to love a cryptocracy. Above codes/phrases are alchemical cant language code terms.

(in short we will discuss occult public psychodrama; alchemical processing; metaphysical alchemy; the lone nut syndrome; the cryonic process of freeze and thaw; the Kennedy assassination as a killing of the king rite; revealing the method lends an air of invulnerability to the criminals; mystical toponymy; Kubrick’s 2001 A Space Odyssey; advanced mind control; history and objectives of Freemasonry; synchronicity and coincidence; pattern detection; the subconscious group or dreaming mind; manipulation at a spiritual and psychological warfare level. see podcast at https://soundcloud.com/guns-and-butter-1/the-alchemical-processing-of-humanity-through-public-psychodrama-michael-hoffman-400)

The psychodramas we endure are provided by leaders we have allowed to roam free andthey have become megalomaniacal psychotics motivated to trick innocents into their version of enlightenment. Te citizens become deranged to a degree, demonstrating symptoms of paralytic apathy, amnesia, and abulia and suffering from ‘unexplainable and mysterious terrors.’ (Abulia – Loss or impairment of the ability to make decisions or act independently.)

From the Tavistock/British Intelligence Wing/Cyrptocracy: ‘This demonstrates one of our simpler methods: realizing that our activities will, sooner or later, come to light, we structure our activities so as conspiracy researchers unravel them, they will release information into the public consciousness in such a way that it mirrors our initiatory procedure. In this way, the more we are investigated, the more masses of people are psychologically processed, by the very people who seek to expose us. The meme that constitutes our essential structure is then successfully mimicked within the consciousness of those who investigate us. Success can then be measured precisely to the extent that our work is exposed.’ (Secret Societies and Psychological Warfare http://www.amazon.com/Societies-Psychol…man/dp/0970378416 T)

As hierarchal elite power grows over time, the double speak on Christianity becomes more pronounced. Secret rituals are introduced in subtle means to the public consciousness. Fewer people carry daily morality. Motives turn to base passions, weakening the populace. All organized, planned and orchestrated based on the same plan being successful many times before.

Later stages reveal more to the weakened public in a mocking way: sinister programs to overtake the planet, massive campaigns to amplify fear, acquiescence, exchanging liberty for security.

Public ritual killings. Serial murders. Assassinations. Acts of war.

History has taught them they have created a world of conveniently delivered media junkies, crime fixated enthusiasts, and loyalists to degenerate consumers of “media content”. Alternative 9/11 theories fly that refute the official commission explanation and are created and allowed so the memory can slip into the subtle consciousness. 50% of the population can disbelieve the official story, but no outcry for justice. A test for sheeple’s submissiveness. Becoming another titillating story.

Few rise to fight tyranny. The deliriously happy criminals parade their crimes to mock the victims and test their power. The sensation of criming creators is obsessively irresistible and leads to a type of equilibrium between attacker and victim.


(https://www.reteccp.org/biblioteca/disponibili/guerraepace/potere/sion/Protocols-Revelation.pdf – The Protocols of Zion: Revelation of the Method)

“A disproportionate number of people in positions of power in Western
countries have Jewish names. For those who are the brunt of the nefarious
activities of Western foreign policy, particularly the Middle East, “the Jews”
then become the logical scapegoat. Fueling their suspicion is the enduring
popularity of the notorious Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion, which
outline an intricate and centuries-old Judeo-Masonic conspiracy to bring
about a New World Order, to be governed by the “King of the Jews.”

To the unbiased observer, not intimidated by the cowardly tactics of the
media, who dismiss any research into conspiracies as “paranoid,” the
Protocols present a remarkable similarity to events as they appear to be unfolding. However, there is a deeper plot
afoot than conspiracy researchers believe they discover by reading the Protocols, and that is the devious ruse of
deliberately cultivating anti-Semitism in support of the Zionist cause.”

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Below mirrored from https://blog.prepscholar.com/alchemy-symbols

The 22 Key Alchemy Symbols and Their Meanings

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Have you seen images of alchemy symbols and want to know more about what they mean? Alchemy element symbols have been around for centuries, and people are often interested in them because they contain some of the mystique the field of alchemy does.

But what do those symbols mean? And how were the elements they represent used by alchemists? In this guide we’ll give a background on alchemy and alchemy symbols, then we’ll cover every major alchemy symbol, including what it stood for, the properties it was associated with, and any interesting facts that go along with the alchemy symbols and meanings.

What Is Alchemy?

Alchemy is an area of study, sometimes described as a science, sometimes described as a branch of philosophy, that was practiced in Europe, Asia, and Africa. Alchemy originated in the early centuries AD, primarily in Egypt, Greece, and Rome, but eventually spread as far as India, China, and England by the 12th century.

Alchemists had three main goals:

  • Create the Philosopher’s Stone (a legendary substance said to be capable of transforming lead into gold and giving the user eternal life)
  • Create an elixir of eternal youth and health
  • Transmute metals (specifically into gold)

Achieving any one of these goals would cause the alchemist to become incredibly rich and famous and, as a result, many would-be alchemists used trickery or outright lied about their findings, eventually tarnishing the concept of alchemy and linking it to the idea of fraud. Improved scientific knowledge, particularly in chemistry, also lead to alchemy’s decline in the 18th and 19th centuries as scientists learned many of the goals of alchemy weren’t possible.

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The symbol for the philosopher’s stone

How Have Alchemy Symbols Been Used?

Since the beginning of alchemy, alchemists have used symbols to represent different elements. Alchemy symbols sometimes contain hints of the qualities the element was thought to have, as well as the history of the element. Using symbols helped alchemists keep their work, much of which was carefully guarded, secret from non-alchemists who wouldn’t recognize the symbols. 

Because early alchemy also drew much of its information from astrology, many alchemy element symbols are connected to planets or other celestial bodies. Alchemy symbols continued to be used until the 18th century, becoming more standardized as time went on. Today, people enjoy alchemy symbols for their history, interesting shapes, and connection to a different way of thinking about the world. 

22 Alchemy Symbols and Their Meanings

Below are the four main groups of alchemy element symbols, along with their meanings.

The Three Primes

The three primes, also known as the tria prima, were named by Paracelsus, a Swiss philosopher, in the 16th century. He believed the tria prima contained all the poisons that caused disease, and that by studying them, alchemists could learn how to cure disease. He also believed the tria prima defined humans, and he assigned each of the elements to a different part of the human identity.

Mercury

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Mercury (which is also one of the seven planetary metals) can mean both the element and the planet. In either case, this alchemy symbol represents the mind, as well as a state that could transcend death. In ancient times, mercury was known as quicksilver, and it was believed to be able to shift between liquid and solid states. Therefore, in alchemy, mercury was believed to shift between life and death.

Mercury is often represented by a serpent/snake, and its symbol is said to resemble a cosmic womb. Mercury is also sometimes said to represent the passive female principle, as well as wetness and cold. You can see the standard “female” sign within its symbol.

Salt

salt

Salt is now known to be a chemical compound comprised of sodium and chloride, but alchemists believed it was a single element. Salt represents the body, as well as physical matter in general, crystallization, and condensation. Salt is often impure when first collected, but through chemical processes it can be dissolved and purified, which some alchemists compared to purification processes the human body can undergo. Its symbol is a circle bisected by a horizontal line.

Sulfur

sulfur

Sulfur, also known as brimstone, is the active male counterpart to mercury’s passive female representation. In antiquity, it was used as traditional medicine in places ranging from China to Egypt to Europe. It’s mentioned in both the Torah and the Bible, the latter of which states that Hell smells like sulfur.

Sulfur represents properties such as dryness, heat, and masculinity. In alchemy, it could also represent evaporation, expansion, and dissolution. In terms of human body, it represented the soul. In terms of the tria prima, sulfur was seen as the middling element connecting salt (high) and mercury (low).

Sulfur’s symbol is typically a triangle atop a Greek cross (seen above), but it can also be represented by a Cross of Loraine atop an ouroboros/infinity symbol. This symbol has come to be known as Satan’s Cross and is sometimes used as a satanic symbol.

The Four Classical Elements

The Classical Elements are based on the ancient Greek belief that air, earth, fire, and water composed all matter in the world. Unlike many of the other elements in this guide, these four aren’t elements you can find on the periodic table, but alchemists believed to have significant powers, as well as the ability to create new elements.

Medieval Arab alchemist Jabir ibn Hayyan was one of the first to connect the four elements to alchemy, but the classical elements were well-studied in ancient Greece before that. The ancient Greek physician Hippocrates connected each to one of the four humours of the human body, while Aristotle connected each to a principle of heat/cold and dryness/moisture.

Air

air

Aristotle stated that air represented heat and wetness (the wetness is from water vapor, which was thought to be part of air). The air symbol in alchemy can also represent a life-giving force, and it is associated with the colors white and blue. Hippocrates associated air with blood. Air’s symbol is an upward triangle bisected by a horizontal line, and you might notice it is the Earth symbol, inverted.

Earth

earth

Aristotle labeled Earth as cold and dry. Earth can represent physical movements and sensations, and it’s associated with the colors green and brown, and the humor black bile. Earth’s symbol is the inverse of air’s: a downward-point triangle bisected by a horizontal line.

Fire

fire

In alchemy, fire represents emotions such as passion, love, anger, and hate, which are sometimes referred to as “fiery” emotions. Aristotle labeled it as hot and dry, and it is represented by the colors red and orange, as well as the humor yellow bile. Additionally, fire is also seen as a more masculine symbol. The fire alchemy symbol is an upward-pointing triangle.

Water

water

Aristotle labeled water as cold and wet, and Hippocrates connected it to the body humor phlegm. Additionally, it’s associated with intuition as well as the color blue, and is often linked to the alchemy symbol of mercury (as both are seen as feminine symbols). The Greek philosopher Thales believed water was the first substance created in the world.

As another contrast to fire, the water alchemy symbol is the inverse of the fire symbol; a downward-point triangle. This symbol is sometimes said to resemble containers for holding water, such as a cup or urn.

The Seven Planetary Metals

Each of these elements is a metal, and they are each connected to a celestial object, as well as a day of the week and an organ in the body. Astronomy was a major part of early alchemy, and during the classical era, each planet was thought to “rule” over its associated metal, with its position in the sky and proximity to other planets affecting the metal’s properties.

You might notice that Uranus and Neptune aren’t included; that’s because these symbols were created before telescopes were invented, and thus only planets visible to the naked eye were known to exist.

Lead

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  • Celestial body: Saturn
  • Day of the week: Saturday
  • Organ: Spleen

Lead (known as plumbum in classical times) has a symbol known as a “crescent below the cross,” and it looks similar to a scythe or a stylized “h” with a cross on top.

Tin

tin
  • Celestial body: Jupiter
  • Day of the week: Thursday
  • Organ: Liver

Tin’s symbol is known as a “crescent below the cross,” and it looks like a stylized “4”.

Iron

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  • Celestial body: Mars
  • Day of the week: Tuesday
  • Organ: Gallbladder

The “male” symbol often used to represent the planet Mars is the alchemy symbol for iron.

Gold

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  • Celestial body: Sun
  • Day of the week: Sunday
  • Organ: Heart

Gold represented perfection, and it was one of the most prominent symbols in alchemy. A key (and unfulfilled) goal of many alchemists was to learn how to turn lead into gold. Two symbols can represent the gold alchemy symbol. The first looks like a stylized sun with rays emitted from it, and the second is a circle with a dot in its center.

Copper

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  • Celestial body: Venus
  • Day of the week: Friday
  • Organ: Kidneys

The symbol for copper can be either the “female” symbol (also used to represent the planet Venus) or a set of crossed and horizontal lines.

Mercury

mercury
  • Celestial body: Mercury
  • Day of the week: Wednesday
  • Organ: Lungs

Mercury has the same symbol it has when it’s part of the Three Primes: the “cosmic womb.”

Silver

silver
  • Celestial body: Moon
  • Day of the week: Monday
  • Organ: Brain

Silver’s alchemy symbol looks like a crescent moon, the same way gold’s symbol looks like a small sun. The crescent can be drawn facing either the right or the left.

Mundane Elements

The mundane elements make up the rest of the elements used in alchemy. They are typically more recent additions to alchemy, and they don’t have as long a history as some of the other elements. As a result, less information is known about their alchemy symbols and what they represent, although all were used by alchemists at some point.

Antimony

antimony

Antimony represents the wild/animalistic parts of human nature. Antimony’s symbol is a circle with a cross above it (or the upside-down female symbol), and it is also sometimes represented as a wolf.

Arsenic

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In alchemy, arsenic is often represented by a swan or swans. This is because, as a metalloid, arsenic is capable of transforming its physical appearance (a metallic-gray solid or a yellow crystalline solid), the same way a cygnet transforms into a swan. Its symbol is a pair of overlapping triangles.

Bismuth

bismuth

Not much is known about how bismuth was used in alchemy, but until the 18th century, it was often confused with tin and lead. Its symbol looks like an “8” that is open at the top.

Magnesium

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Magnesium isn’t found in its pure form, so alchemists used magnesium carbonate (also known as “magnesium alba”) when conducting experiments. Because magnesium can’t be extinguished easily once it has been ignited, it represented eternity to alchemists. Several symbols can represent it; the one above is the most common.

Phosphorus

phosphorus

Phosphorus was an important element for alchemists because it appeared to have the ability to capture light. (When the white form of phosphorus oxidizes, it glows green.) It represented the spirit, and its symbol is typically a triangle atop a double cross.

Platinum

platinum

Alchemists believed platinum was a combination of gold and silver, which is why its symbol is the combination of the symbols of each of those elements.

Potassium

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Potassium isn’t naturally found as a free element, so alchemists used potassium carbonate, often known as “potash,” in their experiments. The symbol for potassium is a rectangle atop a cross.

Zinc

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Alchemists burned zinc to create zinc oxide, which they called “philosopher’s wool” or “white snow.” Multiple symbols can represent zinc; the most common is shown above.

Summary: Alchemy Symbols and Meanings

Alchemy element symbols have existed for over a thousand years, and they were a key component of alchemy, as well as related fields of study such as astronomy, medicine, and philosophy.

Each alchemy symbol corresponding to a specific element or compound. For example, the fire alchemy symbol looks like an upward-point triangle, while the alchemy earth symbol appears as a downward-pointing triangle bisected by a horizontal line. Alchemy symbols sometimes contain hints as to the properties the element was thought to have, as well as the history of the element.


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