Blogging. That would make it more difficult to be discreet with some of your more…speculative, ideas.

Your post made a lot of sense to me and threw light on the process of how we get from believing point A to point B. I guess the conclusions of personal experience are what they are, and don’t always conform to Aristotialian reasoning.

I really tried to put some thought into this post, and I’m glad you enjoyed it. It’s based partially on frustrations I’ve had with people who have had problems with things I’ve written, but it’s difficult to explain how I came to my conclusions without giving them a textbook on how I came to those conclusions.

So what do you do? I suppose take the info you’ve come up with and your opinions and use them for your own satisfaction and steps to personal learning. If others don’t like it, too bad. My problem is that I have to write something about it from time to time!

It would not surprise me that some of the letters look like Hebrew. Pazzaglini told me about the complications of the human mind filtering messages from “outside.” The drawing you see is unfortunately reproduced in b/w, which does the image a disservice.

It is something that Mario channeled himself in his own “alien language.” He was well-versed in arcane written languages, especially those used in ritual magic.

Maybe you’re channeling the same info!

Where is that fine line of demarcation between profound, useful insight, and delusion or, as I sometimes think of it, FMS (Fox Mulder Syndrome) “I want to believe”?

~Raven~

I just finished reading your excellent article, “The Magus of Delaware” in Dark Lore Volume III.

You may have already noticed this, but I’ll point it out just in case: While looking over the example of alien writing on page 138, channeled by Dr. Pazzaglini, I noticed the third or fourth letter from the left, on the second line, strongly resembles Hebrew letter Bet, except backwards. On the next line, a letter resembles Aleph, and on the fifth line, the script form of the letter Tzadi, but again it’s backwards. There are also several symbols which look like vowel symbols and a couple upside down, backward Reish(es) thrown in as well.

Although I could not see the drawings in the middle of the page very well, what I could see looked a lot like circuit diagrams.

Interestingly, to me anyway, one of the drawings, about a third of the way from the top, looks exactly like a doodle I repeat almost every time I’m on the phone. Maybe I’m in touch with them, too.

Sorry to be off topic.