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| File Name : MONKEY2.ASC | Online Date : 08/17/94 |
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| Contributed by : Bert Pool | Dir Category : UNCLASS |
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| From : KeelyNet BBS | DataLine : (214) 324-3501 |
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| KeelyNet * PO BOX 870716 * Mesquite, Texas * USA * 75187 |
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Following was an interesting followup message on another bbs concerning
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the Nasca monkey file.... (MONKEY1.ASC is the original file)
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From: David Dean
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To: Jiri Mruzek Msg #435, Aug-07-94 23:38:00
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Subject: Re: NASCA MONKEY 3
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-=> Quoting Jiri Mruzek to All <=-
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JM> X-File: Pentagram (a brief glimpse into its rich past)
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JM>
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JM> There is also one small issue of the Secret of Life.
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JM> By my own interpretation of his passage on the solids, Plato
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JM> claims that the Dodecahedron - the 3-D solid with twelve
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JM> pentagram, or pentagon faces - holds the Secret of Life, as
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JM> this was the Divine Design with which God had animated the
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JM> Heavens, i.e., the Universe. Note, he does not use "Earth"!
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JM> Our translators have two dictionary options for the word Plato
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JM> had used here: a) to draw pictures of beings
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JM> b) to animate with soul
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JM> By Magic traditions, the pentagram's domain cannot be invaded by
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JM> Evil. Again, and again, this star is ascribed a Holy, or Sacred
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JM> status (as in Sacred Geometry.) For the protocol, the starting
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JM> position in pentagram's construction is a cross (the x,y axes).
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JM> With so many challenges to our researchers, we stand to hear
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JM> more on Pentagram's secrets in the future.
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I found your postings on this subject absolutely fascinating! Tragically,
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however (screams of help!), I only received up to the fourth posting. I didn't
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get the rest of it. Any way you could send it to me, or repost? Anybody else
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miss it? I don't profess to know anything about the geometrical aspects of it,
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but I wanted to share the following with you, in case you're not aware of it.
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The pentagram, and the number five were not only sacred to the alchemists, or
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the Pythagoreans. The number five was always, even back to the Qabala. The
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number five symbolizes knowledge, and this is why the apple was chosen in the
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bible to represent the fruit of the knowledge of good and evil of which Adam
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and Eve partook: the core of the apple, when dissected, is always in the shape
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of the pentagon.
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JM> Precision Grip
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JM>
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JM> We find that in three cases the Monkey aligns its fingertips in
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JM> pairs to the X-Star directions, while grasping, or strumming
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JM> the circle around the Monkey Star like a string. It looks like
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JM> the Monkey holds the circle between its thumb and index digits.
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JM> We also find the rest of the hands' design to be similarly
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JM> deliberate and precise in its many other aspects.
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JM> Such dexterity in hands and fingers is normally limited to
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JM> humans and higher primates. The hold between the thumb and the
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JM> index finger is known as the Precision Grip.
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JM> But the Americas were ever inhabited only by such lower primate
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JM> species, which lack the elongated thumb opposable to the other
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JM> fingers on the same hand, i.e., they lack the Precision Grip.
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JM>
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JM> In general, the Monkey is not seen as Anthropomorphic. Yet, it
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JM> has very capable hands with sensitive fingertips essential to
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JM> the Precision Grip, and so, in the absence of a local simian
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JM> model, we have to choose between anthropomorphism, or a non-
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JM> American model for the Monkey.
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Carl Jung studied native cultures around the world, and discovered that
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most of the subconscious, archetypal images were similar from culture to
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culture. I wonder if the following could have some possible relation to
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what you are writing about.
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In his book "Dream Symbolism in Relation to Alchemy", Jung writes of this
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dream: "Many people are present. They are all walking to the left around
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a square. The dreamer is not in the centre but to one side. They say that
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a gibbon is to be reconstructed." Let me quote you the definition of gibbon
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from my dictionary; any of several small, slender, long-armed arboreal
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anthropoid apes of the genus Hylobates of the East Indies and Southern
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Asia." Not at all like the ape you described. And yet, if the ape is
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such an integral, recurring subconscious symbol, would it not be appropriate
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to subscribe human characteristics.
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In mythology, the dog-headed baboon Hermes-Thoth was, along with another
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God Hermes Trismegistus eventually combined to become Mercury; the God
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of knowledge and communication (associated with the number five). Thoth
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had an encyclopedic memory, having written most of the great treatises on
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magic, as well as mathematics, astronomy and astrology.
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Jung says of this "highest among the apes known to the Egyptians...that its
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godlike affinities make it an equally appropriate symbol for that part of
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the unconscious which transcends the conscious level." He also states:
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"The assumption that the human psyche possesses layers that lie below
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consciousness is not likely to arouse serious opposition.
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But that there could just as well be layers lying above the consciousness seems
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to be a surmise which borders on a crimen laesae majestatis humanae, (sorry I
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don't translate latin). In my experience the conscious mind can claim only a
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relatively central position and must accept the fact that the unconscious
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psyche transcends and as it were surrounds it on all sides. Unconscious
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contents connect it backwards with physiological states on the one hand and
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archetypal data on the other. But it is extended forwards by intuitions which
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are determined partly by archetypes and partly by subliminal perceptions
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depending on the relativity of time and space in the unconscious."
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Seems to me like whomever encoded that message inside of an ape may have
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had good reason to. Could this be an encoded message about our own
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evolution?
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... "Man has the one true religion. Several of them!" -- Twain
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David Dean had some very interesting insights into this structure,
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and I felt both Joel and Gerald would find these of interest.....> Bert
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