Hommie in Alchemy?

In alchemy, homunculi can be seen as a particular type of Pain-catchers, entities created in moments of overwhelming or painful experiences in this or past lives, and deliberately created within the R-brain for the “protection” of the human being.

These entities cultivate a crappy attitude and gutter language in order to protect themselves and their creator.

They seem to have their own memory ‘bank’, the attitude of a 3 year old, primitive ‘street smartness’ and a sense of will.

The language that comes closest to it is ‘gutter’ language, the language of those parts of us that act out the workings of the reptilian mindset. It is a hidden part of our mind, the unconscious mindset, expressed in our world as pornography, (sex) slavery, fighting sports with physical damage, the invisible hand, the world of deception, the night, darkness, secret services, crime, synthetic drugs sales: THE UNDERWORLD:

The world of the ghetto clans of our society.

read more …

Similar Posts

  • Quantum-Cosmology and Gravity

    The strangest consequences of quantum mechanics had only been seen at the atomic and molecular levels. Recent experiments, however, showed quantum superpositions in much larger ‘superconducting quantum interference devices’ (SQUID’s for short). This has raised the extraordinary possibility of ‘Schrodinger’s Cat’ states (this refers to Schrodinger’s remark that quantum mechanics in principle allowed a Cat…

  • VTA Neurons

    The axons of the VTA neurons project out synthesized dopamine to modulate the activity of the prefrontal cortex, septum, nucleus accumbens, and amygdala. All of them play an important role in what is called the reward circuit. The punishment and the reward circuits were one of the first to evolve. Parts of it use neurotransmitters,…

  • Candida Containment

    Candida is very cunning, enigmatic, complicated, and involves many different factors. Of the more than 200 species of Candida, the one responsible for most infections and most prevalent, is Candida Albicans. The second most common is Candida Glabrata followed by Candida Tropicalis, Candida Parapsilosis, Candida Auris, and Candida Krusei, etc., etc. Within each species of…

  • IBM Research Findings

    A team from IBM has identified patterns, or “motifs”, in the non-coding areas of the human genome and those coded for proteins. The findings were reported in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) journal. Mr. Rigoutsos’ Team of IBM’s Research Ctr used a mathematical tool known as pattern discovery to tease out…

  • ND-Paris-1200+

    ND-Paris-1200-1300 Foundations blocks laid up to 9 meters high Hoisting of materials with treadmill runners > All craftsmen were well paid Choir walls erected and supported Roof from ancient trees covered with lead tiles Vault timber construction Blocks and key-stone placed on timber arches Block arches built on blocks that rest on timber arches Rainwater…

  • DNA as a radiostation?

    DNA Duplication and Cell Resonance From a technical point of view, how is reading and writing of genetic information accomplished in the DNA molecule? In Maxwell’s equations only electromagnetic (EM) waves are listed. However, EM waves are unable to interact with the antenna structure of the DNA. In 2009, the discovery of active magnetic monopoles…