Hi Jerry. Funny you should mention that just now. Sunday night I was watching
a new show on the Lifetime network called "Beyond Chance". It's a weekly series
about women who have had extraordinary events happen in their lives. Most of
their stories are fairly low-level stuff -- coincidences, synchronicities, the
occasional premonition. Well, this particular show ended with the story of a
woman who had received the first heart and lung transplant in New England. She
was shocked to find that she started taking on certain personality traits of the
organ donor! Cellular memory being discussed in the mainstream media -- who
would have imagined it?
Off the subject, and really weird: Remember the guy (was it Preston Nichols?)
who claimed he had nearly been killed when he built an antenna in the shape of a
particular sigil and invoked the corresponding entity? Well, I was really bored
last night, and for some reason I ran across an online copy of the Goetia of
Solomon. And you know what? Some of those sigils really DO look like
schematics and printed circuit board layouts. Also, I had always assumed they
were meant to be drawn. Not so -- the book says you make them out of metal and
wear them. The world's earliest radionic system?
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