sol72us
11-19-2002, 11:48 AM
I had the opportunity to see Fred Alan Wolf
speak last weekend. He wrote this book.
Mind into Matter, one of a series of four.
He is a Physicist from UCLA.
http://www.hiddenmysteries.com/item100/item143.html
He mentioned "an Equation for Love"
and other interesting tid-bits, phi, etc.
His works roots back to Kabbala and
Alchemy. He describes Alchemy as a
transformative process similar to
"mental yoga."
It was from this presentation
he shared - was finally able to
answer a question about our
"Lord of The Rings" movie.
The scene with the Elvin Goddess who
hypnotizes us with ethereal love before
scarring the living **** out of everybody
with bulging eyeballs - yes, alchemy.
Another interesting tidbit was of
Hermes, the archetypical trickster,
who's benefit was to stretch people
to think differently.
Spiralling in transformative Alchemy, Pat
speak last weekend. He wrote this book.
Mind into Matter, one of a series of four.
He is a Physicist from UCLA.
http://www.hiddenmysteries.com/item100/item143.html
He mentioned "an Equation for Love"
and other interesting tid-bits, phi, etc.
His works roots back to Kabbala and
Alchemy. He describes Alchemy as a
transformative process similar to
"mental yoga."
It was from this presentation
he shared - was finally able to
answer a question about our
"Lord of The Rings" movie.
The scene with the Elvin Goddess who
hypnotizes us with ethereal love before
scarring the living **** out of everybody
with bulging eyeballs - yes, alchemy.
Another interesting tidbit was of
Hermes, the archetypical trickster,
who's benefit was to stretch people
to think differently.
Spiralling in transformative Alchemy, Pat