The Book of THoTH

News and Views

By DutchPhil

PART I
Part II
Part III

This is an article accompanying, as alluded to in the below picture, a most recent conference-call-styled interview of Illuminati Grand Master and Reformer Leo Lyon Zagami. Due to size considerations I have split the article into three parts.

To ease the navigation of this rather lengthy interview, I precede each new question with a time stamp preamble of the format: TS hh:mm:ss. The interview can be downloaded here or, alternatively, the raw master file can be directly listened to here.

By ReverendChaos

I don't often write about the little things that happen, but this incident seemed too cool to keep hidden so I'm sharing it with you guys.

Sitting at my computer desk since the weather has gotten nippy, I can look to my left and usually see the cats gathered around an electric radiator style heater. The heater sits not four feet from the base of the stairway that leads to my loft, and against the side of that stairway sits a plastic storage crate and a tool box stacked on top of each other. Leaning up against that, because I've just never gotten around to finding a good place for it, is an old wooden folding stool that used to belong to my grandfather. It's the kind with canvas stretching across to make up the seat after you fold it open.

Hello everybody, This is Lonecat with the last report from orbit for the time being. I am now in descent mode and rapidly spiraling "down" to Earth to celebrate the festive Season. However, early in the new year I shall again be launched into Earth orbit and then continue with my weekly reports. On my way back to Earth I have a lot to do to prepare for my link-up the the International Space Station. As I head towards that, I took this picture of the ISS "in transit" of the Sun. The 25th of December of course was the great roman festival of the Invincible or undefeated Sun "SOL INVICTVS" and that is what I observe while others are celebrating the festival of Christmas which was imposed on that date to keep the Romans happy.

I would like to express my very best wishes to you all for whatever you might be celebrating.

Hello! Are you receiving me? Do you read me? This is Lonecat calling Earth from orbit; orbit number twenty. That radio call "Do you read me?" was very prominent in the movie "2001:a space oddessy", but is also important to me: "Do you read me?" I would like to get some feedback, answers with opinions from you the reader some day/night (it's all the same to me here in orbit). I was beginning wonder if my communications systems were functioning normally and even considered modifying my orbit somewhat but unfortunately that is not possible as every drop of servo-fuel has to be carefully administered. Do communicate your ideas and suggestions.

Over now to...

By WesemE

Energy or more importantly access to energy is linked to our evolution. Could a species such as ourselves be capable or rather be trusted with free infinite energy? Would we use such a resource to benefit humanity or would it be used to destroy us all? Could we harness such an infinite resource to be designed to potentially damage the environmental sphere outside our range of Earth bound perception. Could an unforeseen accident occur via an inquiry into the applications of infinite energy effect our solar system and even the greater Cosmos? Would we only use infinite energy for peaceful unifying purposes?

HELLO. LONECAT CALLING again from Earth orbit number nineteen.

Here in orbit I spend a lot of time in the BoT- o.s.v.'s (Book of Thoth orbital space vehicle) forward module, where I am in free fall for quite long periods. However I am beginning to spend ever longer periods in the AGM, or Artificial Gravity Module, in preparation for returning to Earth for the festive season. I don't want to be walking around on wobbly legs during the winter holidays. In fact I have been thinking again lately on my idea for including this sort of rotating chamber (provided of course by the Book of Thoth) in the first manned mission to Mars. That mission is going to be long and arduous if no artificial gravity is provided on that ship.

HELLO FROM OUTER SPACE.

This is Lonecat still orbiting within the Earth-Moon system but wondering when my next fuel supply is going to arrive. Out here, although I am still relatively close to Earth, and can hardly call this "outer" space, I can't help feeling a little cramped and wanting to get out and about. There is so much universe out there to take into consideration and probably much, much more that lies beyond our wildest imaginings. The question of "life on Mars" (or anywhere else, come to that, outside of our cosy little planet Earth) is one that simply will not go away.

The following article was written by Terry David Burgoyne, alias Lonecat

Whenever somebody asks me if I have ever seen a U.F.O. I’m never really quite sure how to answer. I did once have an experience in Spain which, viewed with hindsight, I tend to rationalise almost to the point of dismissing it entirely from my mind. And yet… And yet, one thing that I must admit is that the incident taught me an a important lesson.

One fine day I was standing at the bar of one of Madrid’s ubiquitous “Mesónes” enjoying a fine wine with an american friend of mine from New York, Tony Lugano, (not his real name) and our conversation turned to getting out of Madrid for a weekend. Tony was writing a “trilogy” at the time and he felt he wanted to give it a rest for a bit and I hadn’t been out of the city for months anyway. We both felt that a good walk somewhere out in the country was what we needed where we could breathe some fresh air after the heat of Madrid.

Lonecat reporting here from space, halfway to the Moon. While I am out here, although I have much to do and there also being much ado I still have a bit of time for reflection on quite a number of matters. Just lately I have even had time to read, for the second time (so far) an enthralling book called "Alien Agenda". Although this book does not strictly deal exclusively with the possibilities of life beyond our planet and the the peoples who might have visited us in the past, it does have a very interesting section which is concerned with the mysteries of the Moon, our Moon. the only "natural" sattelite of the the Earth. The thing is that it has started me off on a train of thought about the very nature of the Moon. The Moon still holds many mysteries for us humans, not the least of them being the sounds that come back to us after both natural meteor imapcts and impacts caused deliberately by falling probes and parts of rockets especially intended to set up a series of vibrations through the lunar crust.

Lonecat here, reporting back to Earth and hoping your are all handling the economic crises on Sol-Three reasonably well. Viewing Earth from this distance and seeing it as a gently rotating, calm and beautiful blue and white planet, apparently undisturbed by anything for the the last couple of hundred million years, I get to thinking about what things in this universe should be considered as important and what others not so important. The wars and hatred that I could not handle when I was on Earth seem now distant and unreal, yet I know that this is not really so. Are there other planets beyond our reach which are suffering similar problems? Are there "fundamentalist" philosophies which seek to impose their ideas on the inhabitants of other planets? Are there religions which claim to have the only and absolute TRUTH way beyond the confines of what we call our Solar System?