“Can I tempt you with an apple?” Eve said to Eve in the devastated forest, in which neither Adam nor the snake had survived.
This was their last apple, and neither knew what tomorrow would bring.
– Niebla ( © 2008 )
Written in response to Café Writings’ Anniversary Project / Option Two: Can you picture that?
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Archive for the ‘Bible’ Category
Latter-day variant of an older story
Posted in Bible, Blabla, Dadaism, History, Humor, Life, Literature, Nature, Paradise, Surrealism, tagged Eden, Eve on September 21, 2008 | 4 Comments »
When the earth moves again
Posted in Bible, History, Lyrics, Music, tagged Carthage, Egypt, Hannibal, Jefferson Airplane, Lyrics, Moses, Music, Red Sea on March 20, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
The J.A. in possibly the configuration (with Papa John Creach)
in which they recorded 30 Seconds Over Winterland in the early 1970s.
Is this Jefferson Airplane song simply an example of drug-induced hallucination or does it actually have a deeper – possibly even esoteric – meaning?
In golden Hannibal Carthage days marchin’ onto Rome
Knockin’ on the [...]
Reaganomics & Jesus
Posted in Bible, Blabla, History, Jesus, Religion, Satire, tagged Christ, Jesus, medium, Reaganomics, Republican, seer on March 19, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Swiss medium Beatrice Brunner, in a book I started reading and then put away speedily, claimed to have information that Jesus had not been a simple carpenter but a master builder with a bunch of employees and plenty of dough, i.e. an early entrepreneur fully compatible with the Reagan and Bush version of the Bible.
Had [...]
Galactic hogwash
Posted in Bible, Eden, History, Lemuria, Mystery, Paradise on March 4, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Nearly One Galactic Year ago, 26,000 years, was the Golden Age of the Empire of the Sun, when humanity lived in peace, love, harmony and prosperity beyond anything we can imagine in these 1990’s.
Quote from Lemurian Paradise
This is the ultimate bullshit, as anybody who has seriously read the more trustworthy esoteric literature knows. 26,000 years [...]
