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TheFetch
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On the Nature of Fetches
 Fri Aug 24, 2007 12:20 am
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For anyone interested in working within the astral part of the Occult, Western esoterical systems are rich in knowledge and understanding, although much of this knowledge was snuffed underground and then absorbed into the various Initiatory Systems.
In Nordic Seidr shamanism, a potent form of shamanism that has been equated back to the Mason's, and perhaps even Sir Francis Bacon himself, the soul of an individual is divided into 5 parts.
1) Body
2) Mind
3) Soul
4) Fetch
5) Orlaeg
The "Craft of the Letters", "rune work", etc., has always been known to be a constructed largely within the astral realms and transmuted into the physical.
This article, On the Nature of Fetches , is one of the more comprehensive views of what is a "Fetch" currently existing on the Internet.
For those who want an insight into astral working and entities involved, On the Nature of Fetches provides just such an insight into the world of the Shaman.
Totem Poles, oft depicted as animal spirits, are really but the same as clannic fetches of the Norse.
Here is a sample:
The idea of astral project carries with it an archetype known as "the Abyss". This is what could be considered a dark area of nothingness as one makes ones way to any given realm in an astral sense. This region is spoken of in the Epic of Gilgamesh, and plays a prominent role in esoteric work, both modern and traditional.
It is not my point to make this mystical, but rather to simply point out the nature of what is being said. Regarding Sir Francis Bacon, this interesting piece appears regarding the potential use of Cannabis.
Cannabis, appetite and "compounds"
In Sonnet 118 there is a potential cryptic link between "compounds and Cannabis which is known to be an appetite-stimulant (Conrad, 1997, Thackeray, 2003) :
" Like as to make our appetites more keen
With eager compounds we our palate urge "
In this poem, "compounds" would relate more directly to chemical compounds. This is supported by the fact that the word "drugs" occurs at the end of the sonnet in the context of homeopathic principles. Cannabis is known to have been used in homeopathic medicine, and the line "a healthful state, which rank of goodness, would by ill be cured" brings in use of the word "rank", itself closely related to "weed".
Cannabis, "weed" and writing
The fact that Cannabis was accessible in England in Shakespeare’s time is certain. It was used for clothing (as indicated by Shakespeare’s "what hempen homespuns have we swaggering here?", in A Midsummer’s Night Dream), as well as for canvas, rope and paper. Furthermore, chemical analysis 17th century clay pipes from Stratford-upon-Avon indicates that Cannabis was smoked, and may have been associated with creative writing (Thackeray et al, 2001".
An association between "weed" and writing, particularly sonnets of the kind associated with Petrarch and Phillip Sidney, is reflected not only in Shakespeare’s Sonnet 76 ("invention in a noted weed)", but also in a satirical poem by Joseph Hall, criticising a poet’s "filching" from the work of others :
"He can implore the heathen deities
to guide his bold and busy enterprise;
or filch whole pages at a clap for need
From honest Petrarch, clad in English weed".
Perhaps this satirical poem was directed at Shakespeare who "lifted" ideas from elsewhere, and who may have used Cannabis as a "source of inspiration" (Thackeray, 2003). - source
The point here is that the word "Cannabis" may be itself a classic case of an imbedded code.
CAN
ABYSS
An "elixir" to help aid the soul into the realms of Asgard and hence to an understanding of how the Construct was crafted.
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Jeanie
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| Sooner or Later
Fri Aug 24, 2007 2:26 am
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Reader BEWARE, very dangerous to have anything to do with the occult, involvement has serious consquences, sooner or later...  |
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starman1
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Fri Aug 24, 2007 1:47 pm
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Thread was moved to freeform section due to content relativity. |
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TheFetch
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Fri Aug 24, 2007 5:53 pm
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quote:
Thread was moved to freeform section due to content relativity.
Yeah. After I posted that one, I thought about it and was thinking that it really didn't fit the conspiracy category. Freeform, huh? Need to get better acquainted with all your boards.
Starman.
Thanks for the support here. Chemtrail is proving to be one of the better audiences I am getting from referring sites. Others who work with me have equally commented on the good site you have here and the general quality of your material.
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starman1
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| Re: Sooner or Later
Fri Aug 24, 2007 6:50 pm
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quote:
Originally posted by Jeanie
Reader BEWARE, very dangerous to have anything to do with the occult, involvement has serious consquences, sooner or later...
Just for the record Fetch, my heart of hearts has to go with what Jeanie said in her warning. I do not support the occult craft's, but to each his own I guess. |
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perverted_introvert
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Fri Aug 24, 2007 6:57 pm
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I completely agree.
I have been posting on the Occult in the conspiracy forum as well. I intend it as a warning to the viewers, never as an endorsement. I think that the occult fits well into the conspiracy category, however. A conspiracy is a secret plot between two or more individuals. The occult means "hidden".
Surely you can see how these terms coincide.
The occult is a bottomless pit, full of lies and never an answer.
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