The Fairy in Fact- 21st March 1991

IT is small wonder that those who would be princess of the fay folk should sit astride the marigold. And also that these beings should congregate amongst the flowers, whose distinct influences radiate the qualities which are most alike the various natures of those elemental beings. When the illustration depicted bells for hats and trumpets, and dew on mossy green, here was paradise as still is - the flowery perfumes a constant reminder of those kingdoms who choose to dwell at the footsteps of the Gods.

Symbolism is fine as far as it goes, as a worthy instructor. But there is no more reality in symbolism itself, as there is in the concept of symbolism. There is truth and its connections, concepts reflecting that which is real. There is actuality, which no symbol can truly account for- it is or it simply isn't.

And so we look for the seed of truth of a spiritual reality. Instruction in fanciful symbolism would be a deterrent, if anything, from the reality which we seek to study. A fairy, for example, is not a symbol of quaintness and dainty. To say that it might seek the influence of certain divinities is not just a pleasant tale set to awaken us to the glory of nature. The fairy and its pursuits are quite real, as with the glory of reality; rather than a fanciful notion of what might or might not be, in a better or lesser world.

This is of itself an important point. That from the outset one clearly establishes true fact from fancy, and whether or not one is interested in the business of sorting out which from which. Discrimination in choosing one's subject matter for study is essential also, of course; and with respect for follow-on studies in the future, it is totally necessary.


There are even mysteries that lie in the bottom of a hog’s hoof. Who knows which path we may endeavor down in order to pursue a point of learned inquiry? This was not meant to be sarcastic, but many a joke comes to mind when one sights how many there are in the immediate yard that one has close at hand to study!*

However, we should be ill advised to point out every fault and indiscretion, lest we never come to the real studies for lack of time and paper by the time of summation.

The Mayflower- 19th March 1991

Any food that has water extracted from it is to be avoided - with the exception of pulses and the like, that can be water imbued. Give ample time for the grains to absorb the water.

Where the natural moisture is retained, in fruit and vegetable, these may be consumed. Vegetables, steamed, not boiled, are naturally preferable. Beverages are fine [non alcoholic]. In any instance where the food is to be taken without dilution, liquid must be ingested with the meal.
Try this to combat fatigue. Think liquid!

THE MAYFLOWER has properties which enhance the working function of the organs. A particularly hardy plant, it draws poisons unto itself and purifies the surrounding ether. Were that we were like the Mayflower in our vigilance.

Whilst not particularly aromatic, the leaves are pungent, quite bitter and best avoided. The radiating flower however, is a jewel among its garden family. Pest insects will not attack or be attracted to this plant, however the bees and ants will marvel and rejoice within its emanations. A most virtuous flower indeed!

It is no mistake that the great lady ship should have been named so. Any quest is beset by trials and burdens, of which the Mayflower has been known to overcome all.

There are plants of an older world who would happily slumber, content in the dreams and remembrance of a former age, but not suited to the changing conditions and evolution of the planet today. The Mayflower however, is progressive and clearly works toward building and shaping our future; a responsive and cooperative nature.

Each god has his flower, which as a toenail, springs forth at the feet from where he passes. Happy is the vision of such pathways of glorious radiating flowers blazing throughout the world, as the invisible gods step through those trails and pathways.


Hepatica triloba, liverleaf or "liverwort".
Hepatica
Crataegus aestivalis
Hawthorn

Tweedledee & Tweedledum- 19th March 1991

“I know what you're thinking about,"
said Tweedledum;
"But it isn't so, nohow."
"Contrariwise,"
continued Tweedledee,
"If it was so, it might be;
and if it were so, it would be;
but as it isn't, it ain't.
That's logic.”

Through the Looking Glass
-Lewis Carroll

Twash and Twaddle.
TWEEDLEDEE and Tweedledum were in constant aggravation to one another. Here is a rather well versed explanation of the conflicts within a persona who complains continually with indecisiveness that inhibits any real power of thought to stream through into an awakened state of consciousness.

Master Carroll was an inspirational writer, whose life took many an awkward turn; and sadly enough the times in which he wrote were the most difficult for which a rich imagination coupled with spiritual insight was sorely appreciated.

It was at this time - nineteenth century - when men in the Western world had found themselves to have outgrown the fairytale, and openly divorced themselves from anything above an intellectual capacity. Enter the realm of hard technology and its outstanding magic performed! Here we must look to the pioneers of spiritual insight, to 'common people' with a will that this was of supreme importance, ere it be a lost opportunity before the outset.

It cannot be assumed that teachings have ever been commonplace. Imparting new thought that it might live anew was an essential foodstuff for future thought and character building. It must be stressed that there is a supreme difference between revelations that inspire a man to learn, question and develop, to notions of former cultural and religious inclination in perceiving the world, that have been somewhat imposed and marked on that soul since birth in a particular culture. Not that we would discredit the marvelous gift of any spirituality inherent within any particular country or culture, however in the one instance the soul is equipped to perceive the world surrounding him in which he is actively a part of, and in the other instance he learns to use that very equipment, learning the ability to further his knowledge and powers of perception. 

There was a tremendous surge of information to be imparted, if generally speaking, a counteraction to materialism (being inevitable) was to remedy the subsequent loss of spiritual perception and imaginative powers. For what is imagination if it is not mankind's blessing in tasting the creative supremacy that reigns, ever working throughout every kingdom and realm of manifestation?

Here is the link with our Father, of building vision and outcome that enables us to perceive a far better future way before its eventuality. Were one to lose the quality of imagination, the weakness is marked upon the man who then lives only to consume, no day being any different to another. The deterioration that ensues in the virtues of hope and of soul-life to active consciousness, leads only to physical sickness.

Man certainly "does not live by bread alone” and this is to be remembered quite literally. Were that those who look to a healthy diet, try the fruits of inspiration and imaginative pursuit.

Tides of the Sea- 18th March 1991

THE tides of the seas beneath in rhythmic swells, draw vital forces from without and replenish the great earthly mass anew. The oceans inhale and exhale. This vital fluid is yea, indeed, life giving, and a planet which sustains no watery mass upon its surface is quite inactive within its matter.

There is a manifestational representative, a counter-receptive, throughout all levels of manifestation, as all life is inhabited by spirit and permeated with the spiritual forces from whence it came. So too, all spirit and spiritual forces desire expression into the farthest corner, the deepest ravine, the darkest shelter. 

Where manifestation creates, spirit is present and forever pressing upon. There is no place where this cannot be, and so we must look to the world with new eyes for seeing the indwelling cohabitants and their true function in the world-being, which they represent.

Vast reservoirs of water are pools of cosmic influence. Times past, all earthly substance was fluidic by nature. Mass was without weight, constantly forming and unforming. Water being the representative of that former condition, permeates all organic matter today - albeit not visibly - characteristically endowing all recipients of this vital fluid with cosmic influences, replenishing them continually.