Israel Regardie (The Philosopher's Stone: Spiritual Alchemy, Psychology, and Ritual Magic, 1938, 2013) wrote ... "We know full well that some magnetic method of entrancement was widely practiced in Greece. Thousands of years ago the Phrygian Dactyli, the initiated priests, spoken of as the magici... Read More

Many homeopathic practitioners believe water "remembers" whatever was dissolved in it. Adano Ley (Swami Nitty-Gritty) kicked it up a notch, claiming that whatever we say is electrically "imprinted" into our saliva. Unless we spit three times while repeating, "Cancel! Cancel! Cancel!", we're co... Read More

Edwin Dwight Babbitt (The Health Guide: Aiming at a Higher Science of Life and the Life-Forces, 1874) wrote ... "Water constitutes not only the greater portion of the human body, but is the medium of circulation, nutrition, excretion, and purification, and bears with it a large amount of electric... Read More

Water is a "blueprint for our reality," according to Japanese researcher Masaru Emoto (1943-2014). It's not a new idea — not by a long shot. The American Empire's "science-based" Propaganda Machine (including Wikipedia) condemns "Emoto's water woo," relying on the brainwashed public's Medica... Read More

William Walker Atkinson (Telepathy: Its Theory, Facts, and Proof, 1910) wrote ... "Several years ago, Mark Twain wrote a magazine article in which he stated an experience common to many others. He said that he was in the habit of writing a letter to a person, and then, after duly addressing it, d... Read More