S01E171: As A Bow, So Beloved

It is equally impossible to evaluate the exposure times of the monochrome positives, the development and color saturation. Lumiere turned to the idea of combining all the elements of the process in a single plate. Tiny grains of potato starch were stained the three colors red, blue, violet and green, and coated onto a glass plate. On this mosaic of filters was applied a black and white emulsion sensitive to all colors.

After exposure through the filters, the emulsion was processed to give a positive image. The result was a color transparency. But early auto-chromes of his family showed he had problems to solve. Frating out grains of potato starch about 170th of a millimeter diameter. Staining them with stable dyes are the same strength and intensity of color. Mixing the grains evenly and spreading them on glass with minimum space between them.

Feeling the spaces with lamp black, without disturbing the relationship of the grains and without drowning or smearing them with black. Spreading the layer under considerable pressure without breaking it up or cracking the supporting glass. Inventing a thin varnish to protect the layer from the emulsion.

Sensitizing the prepared plates with a thin and dependable layer of photographic emulsion sensitive to all color radiations, etc. All these difficulties with a good few more have involved research for several years, but they have all been solved one after another. And the plates now available from the Sustia Tailumiere make it possible using ordinary photographic apparatus and with simple processing to reproduce any subject with all the infinite variety of color. As it appears in nature.

And the cool part is, I guess this is so accessible for people that there's found a dude on YouTube making one of these. Oh, I imagine so. Imagine it's something you can or less recreate. Yeah. And your garage. It's a really nice garage. One thing of interest, there was a Lancet article in here somewhere. Oh, goodness. But they it was one of the Lumiere brothers talking about it.

And not only did they mention the primary colors being orange, green, and violet, which I thought was just interesting. You know, they would be the complimentary colors that they pegged as being the primary ones originally. But the Lancet straight rolls up into an article called Race Suicide, which is about the undesirables in various countries. Old school science here for you coming to you. Not off the press. Shitting some light on the darkness, if you will. So that's funny.

What else do we have here? Plenty of galleries for you all to go check out. These photos particularly look incredibly modern. The auto chrome photos. There's this one of a woman in a red bathing suit with a hood on and straight up 70s. 80s easy. But no, it's not the case. It was taken in early 1910s 1913. What are you talking about? That's just a picture of Taylor Swift. It kind of looks like it. It kind of looks like it. It does. It kind of looks like T Swift. Mm hmm.

I'm going to send this one down. Oh yeah, by the way, for your eyes only. That pretty much wraps me on the clips. I also found another article just talking about the first color photograph of the United States. This is a different process. These came from the Detroit photographic company. Several thousand black and white negatives were reproducing color by a photo lithographic technique invented in Switzerland called the photo chrome process.

But these all come from a book and they were not made from the time. I think they're just using modern day times using old processes. There's some cool stuff in there, though. They took old photos and touched them up. Yeah, I just, I'm not, I didn't actually pull information on what the photo chrome process was. I don't know if it necessarily counted towards the presentation either because you know, these weren't color photographs at the time.

No, no, the photos you've been talking about were produced as color photographs. Mm hmm. It's crazy. Yeah, I mean, I know that people would go in and paint over the glass a lot of the time. People would, when you had black and white photography on a glass screen that people would come in and touch them up by hand later. But that doesn't count. It doesn't count. It's color photography.

And I really like this little picture, this American picture here of what looks like a steamer heading into the New York harbor. With the Statue of Liberty. Yeah. Yeah, it's got some cool color tends to it. And the Statue of Liberty's torch is actually illuminated. Which is interesting for the time and you can see just how, how low the New York skyline is at the time as well. Back when the Statue of Liberty was the tallest thing around. Right. Right. I'm standing out like a beacon in the dark.

Truly. Look at that sea level too. Oh my god, look how much it's not risen. This must be a doctored photograph. Yeah, no doubt. And there's a whole ton of other additional resources. If you should check them out. But other than that, that concludes my presentation on color photography. Yeah, if you guys want to see it, because obviously this is a little bit of a visual topic. You can find the photos and question at zoososcorner.substac.com. And it's funny, the Lumiere family.

I was thinking about how. Louis Lumiere is a great name for a guy who helped to invent film. Lumiere is French for light. And he was French guy. Louis Light. Louis Light. Yeah, Louis Light. Could be a stage name. Could be a drag name. Could be anything. Would I ever tell you my, my drag names? You, you've got something in the pocket? Now that I'm on the spot, I would have to re-remember them. Oh, Jesus tucking Christy. Nice. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Oh man, you just made me realize a great name for a drag queen to be Sophie Tucker. Sophie Tucker. So far. Oh my god. Hardly no more. Oh, goodness. Fantastic. I love it. Love the. And it just goes to show people, you know, this will be made into beautiful short as well. So you're going to want to get a podcast and two compliant app to see all this art. Yeah, I'm. Let her buy you as you listen later. I put markers down.

I'm, I'm considering making additional chapters for the, the episode for the stuff that showed through split kids. I'm going to do a lot of things. I'm going to do a lot of things. I'm going to do a lot of things. I'm going to do a lot of things. I'm going to do a lot of things. I'm going to do a lot of things. I'm going to do a lot of things. I'm going to do a lot of things. I'm going to do the full content. I'm going to do a full content. I'm going to do a full content.

Think about, look at that. I'm thinking about what this can be. There's a lot of things to do. I'm thinking about what I'm thinking about. We'll see. We'll see forsk the night goes. Oh, I had a ton of time. Sorry. As laughing at servos, drag name in the chat, packed. Nicely. Oh, there we go. There we go. We're Nicely packed. I mean, I know my flowers, but I know a bitch when I see one. Yes, we do have Trinity of the tuck. And not my favorite private browsing, not my favorite.

Trinity of the tuck. Yeah, kind of, I don't know. You know, you know, you know, you know, you know, yeah, you know, you know, yeah, yeah. Yeah, I've been browsing definitely has her favorite. She knows a little bit. More of a Katia man myself. Turbo. I'm sorry. Private browsing is definitely a Katia man. Yeah. Yep. Yep. Yep. Nice. Nice. Well, you missed the cosmetics drop. You know, Katia dropped a new line. A new makeup line. Oh, shit. I wasn't aware. She was dying. God, she gets number one.

Oh, that's funny. What is going on here? Oh, sorry. That's Trixie. Sorry. It was starting with Trixie Mattel. She had to drop something in light of the Barbie movie, you know. Oh, I see. Your name is literally Mattel. Yeah. Yeah. They're pretty funny, do you do? I think that's what I'm going to do. I'm going to do a little bit of the thing. I'm going to do a little bit of the thing. They're pretty funny, do you do? I think I enjoy their work the most out of. Oh, God. It's not World Record.

World Star. World Star. That production house. They do all the RuPaul stuff. Yeah. Yeah. Well, shit.

You want to do a scream-out? And we can look at taking an intermission. Sure. Let's see. By the way, you still have plenty of time to give us a call. We'd love to hear from you. You can play us or leave us a scream mail at 612-263-7999. That was nasty. Oh, excuse me. Oh, God. I just rink in the water. Today we're going to be drinking some water. Today we're going to be drinking some water. You know what I'm saying? But, uh. Uh, I was just wondering.

I was just listening to season one episode 170. And, uh. I got a scream. Why is nobody else calling? I think I had a mate good room on there. Something I don't even remember. And I had another one. And, like, y'all need to call. It's important. It's important. I've been in the ball with birds this morning. And I was the only one on there. Like, come on, people. You just get dialed number. Yeah. Just do it. But, yeah. That's right. That's right, color. That's the current scream. All right.

We'll probably come up with something else. Because it's only Friday. Still catching the bomb podcast, man. Um, someday. Maybe if everybody just like, I freeze the world, Zach Morstow. Then I'll just like. Listen to podcasts. Listen to podcasts. Listen to podcasts. And then, bam, we'll be back. But, anyway. I know. I just got that interest in, uh. Blueberry Moth Land, the apocalyptic. Forklift and, uh, lavish, lavish. Hmm. I said, interest. Hacking. hacking !

Drappaka. Irving lavish, I like that. Could be. Tonight. It's palatial. But, uh, you pay me and, uh, all you can call me whatever you want. Thank you very much. Christopher Battles. Thank you for calling in, Sir. It's always, uh, pleasure to hear from you. We're calling, you know, it's, we're not, we're gonna, we're gonna be nice. We're gonna say nice things. We just want to hear from you. But, uh, as, uh, Cotton Chin says in the chat room, he doesn't like his own voice.

Well, nobody likes their own voice. Nobody, nobody, unless you're like a weirdo. Um, but, uh, aside from that, it's okay. In these millennials, they don't want to call. They want to text, you understand. You can text the line as well. 612-263-7999. You can text us. You can send us pictures, uh, nudes, whatever you want. This is, uh, yes, accurate. And we've gotten nudes before. We've been sent nudes before. That's not hyperbole. Oh, man. What a good boy.

As a matter of fact, we were sent a nude gift when I was over at your house. When I actually drove to the Minneapolis and we did a show in person. And we had it up on the big screen the whole time. It's because we treasure our nudes. Yes, also accurate. Yeah. Yeah. It's like our own personal NFTs. Mm-hmm. I think. They're, uh, they're, they're, they're titty bits. They're, what would you call them? Titcoins. Tit cards. Tit coin. Yes. Tit coin. On that crypto crack train, yo. Crypto crack.

Uh, yeah. Shout out by the way to Phil DeWon last week who joined us. Remember the skate nigs. Great, great interview with him. And we want to thank him again for coming out. We hope he enjoys his crypto crack. Oh, yeah. Absolutely. And I didn't, um, I didn't add it for the show notes last week for the producer credits. But I want to take a second and thank, uh, my contact James that got me in touch with both Phil and Pete. Really appreciate that.

And, um, Pete Lee from Goi. Been talking with James and, uh, we've been, um, just kind of bouncing around ideas for all sorts of people. Um, I'm like, I don't want to turn this into like a every week thing by any means. But, you know, even if we can get an interview in once per month, I think that would be pretty legit. Yes, indeed. And if you're interested in being interviewed, you can give us a call 612-2637-999. Um, and funny enough, uh, funny enough, he knows Satan's cheerleaders.

Uh, your, your contact? Yeah. I thought that was a small world, you know, small world. Oh, I got to make my ministry connection. I'll do that in a second, second half of the show. Oh, yeah. Talk about my, my experience at the concert at the Al's Cooper concert. Yes. Well, shit. We should just go ahead and pop this tape in for intermission, got anything. What are we, what are we looking at?

Uh, well, we're looking at, oh, about a little under 14 minutes of hard rock and value for value music from some of your favorites, including Malachi. And, uh, is it married? Let me just read them off. I'll read them off later. Malachi and Sir T.J. the Rathful and Make Heroism. Uh, so some of your favorites. Oh, it's gonna be juicy one.

It's gonna be great. Woo, that will be Raymberg. And hate chamber. Yes. Enjoy. Let's get one thing straight right now. I jump here, pop, pop, what you think? I jump here, pop, you think? You make me feel a one-fuckin' break. This pain, pop, break, jump, working in pain. Holy I'm insane. I'm just saying, you're double-bomb, workin' me dry. Let's pray this ain't that you feel like. Give me a way to hide, you fucking thine. This is your conception. Here you are, dear thing.

Here you are, dear thing. Here you are, dear thing. Here you are, dear thing. For protection. For property. Here you are, dear thing. Oh, the rock you fly. Oh, stop it, you're randomly. Now you're blind. Here you are, dear thing. I was walking for a short time. I didn't realize time for war. This hatred boils you. Get out of my sight. Here's your destruction. Where's the big cross? Take represent, raise your represent, you're a prostitute. I may hate you, until the next dimension.

You do everything. You ain't repravement. You will not stop this fucking game. This is your conception. Here you are, dear thing. Here you are, dear thing. For property. Here you are, dear thing. The rock you fly. Now you're stopping the drain of it. Stop it, you're joking. Stop it, you're joking. Yeah! This is your destruction. Your champion. You're dead with destruction. For property. Here you are, dear thing. You're a prostitute. You're a prostitute. You're a prostitute. You're a prostitute.

I'm a prostitute. I'm stopping the drain of it. Stop it, you're joking. Here you are, dear thing. Here you are, dear thing. Here you are, dear thing. For property. You're a prostitute. Here you are, dear thing. You're a prostitute.

I'm a prostitute. All the six feet down. All the six feet down. All the six feet down. All the six feet down. I make a sandwich, I make a sandwich. All the six feet down. All the six feet down. All the six feet. All the six feet down. All the six feet down. You see the sandwich, I make a sandwich. All the six feet. All the six feet. All the six feet down. All the six feet down. All the six feet down. All the six feet down. All the six feet down. All the six feet. All the six feet down.

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All the six feet down. All the six feet down. All the six feet down. All the six feet down. All the six feet down. All the six feet down. All the six feet down. We now return to behind us the humans. Sorry. Bury, bury, bury, bury, bury, bury, bury, bury. Love it, love it, love it, love it.

I can't wait to get 10,000 hours worth of intermission material hosted somewhere. That'll be good. It'd be so good. It's the first 10,000 hours that are the hardest. This is true. But after that, nothing but sweet. Is that all right? You hear me? I hear you. Yeah, I think I got a big delay. We can do a quick re-fresh on both ends on the clean feet if you'd like. Let's do that. All right, so we'll refresh that. And welcome back to second, second half of show for behind the schemes.

Episode 171. Hello again. Hello. Hello there. Hello there. How's it feel now? Nice and tight? Well, let's see. 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. Damn. It's not great, but we'll make it work. Hell yeah. I was trying to find... Not our fault. Not our fault. I was trying to find some receipts. What episode was it that you were here in town for? I was in town, basically one year ago, almost to the day. It was September 19th or 18th, I think it was. Well, let's see here.

I'm trying to find this very particular receipt. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. We can go nuts. Let's see. Going way back. Way back to September of 2022. That was nailed it. To the 19th. Simple Jack by Skinner, I believe. Yes, based off of the karaoke night that we had. Yep. Yep. I'm going to go to karaoke night and I see the pictures of us at the horror-horror con. Horror-con. 20th. Horror-con. Get your tickets now. Now, now. This is lining up around the block for Horror-con.

I just realized I don't think I ever noticed this before, but Tom Arnold is wearing a Ukraine shirt. Oh, yeah, dude. Oh, yeah. William Forsyth was not wearing a Ukraine shirt. No, he was not. Oh, man. Yes. That was it. It was a year ago almost to the day. That's it. A year ago, a week ago. It's quite a tremendous amount of time. So much ground we've covered. Yeah, it's been a fast year. It's been a fast year. I met Private Browsing basically the day after I departed from Minneapolis.

And I met her like the day after that we did that episode. And as of today, she's living with me. There you go. Fast year. God damn. Pretty wild. Pretty wild stuff. Well, shit, man. Yeah. Let's see. Let's see. What? It would do. Give him a little station or whatever. It's September 25th, 2023. It's 9.11 pm here in the boroughs, which means it's 11.11 magic hour over there in the central. And it means it's 12.11 over there on 9.11 land. The East Coast. So yeah.

It's just so you know, you're listening to behind the schemes. We were very in lavish. What's up? Howdy. And this is the time and night where we like to thank all the people that help continuously make this the show that it is week after week. And we have a few monthly donations to shout out and give thanks for. And there's a whole bunch of them too. We had a weirdo coming in with a magic number of $3 and 33 cents. All right. Weirdo, you said. Mm-hmm. Thank you, weirdo.

It was just thinking about him the other day. I saw him in Uranus. Yeah, you did. You saw him in all of our Uranus. That's right. Wait, no, Uranus Missouri. I thought Highway 66, boobs. I just want to say without any context, I liked the size of his sack. If you know what I'm saying. Oh, I do. Oh, yeah. Oh, I know. Oh. You know, I finally cracked into something that weirdo recommended. When I was in Uranus, we were at the Fudge Packing Plan in Uranus.

We were to recommend it to me to get these old fashioned red hard candies. I've seen this. Have you heard of these? I may or may not be aware of these. These are old timing. Oh, yeah. I'll put them in the notes, maybe. These are old timing hard candies. And I've had them for like a year. And I finally opened them yesterday. And they're delicious. So thank you, weirdo. Great suggestion. Are they the hot ones or? No, they taste like...

They're like lightly sugar-coated, round hard candies that taste a little bit like Sherry Robotusson. Okay. But I love that flavor. Like any medicine that's red flavored, I love that. I love the flavor red. Don't we all, man? I mean, you can call me trash whatever you want, but it's true. I love that shit. So I... And that's what he's like, oh, yeah, you like the flavor red. Oh, you're going to love these. And he was right. He was right, damn it. Thank you, weirdo. That's funny. Red flavor.

That's my favorite flavor as a red. We also had Sir Crossditch coming in for $5.33. Sir Crossditch. Thank you, sir. He's been doing the monthlies for a hot long while now. He certainly is. He's one of our finest and most prestigious freaks. And we always think him. So thank you very much, sir. And then we had Captain Oblivious, the good captain, coming in for $5.55. Hell yeah, Captain. The cap I've seen in the chat tonight. Captain Oblivious was supposed to... Hang him out there. We see you.

Yeah. Good to have you here. Thank you very much for your generosity. Just... See if I had anything for... Captain, I says. Because that son of a bitch has been spreading lies. I, Sir Yildes, not cut the roof of your mouth. With all respect. Okay. That's... Burn up. And then rounded it out was Sir Tuntah. We were playing some of his music during the pre-show tonight. White trines. Yeah, that's right. White suit, Gold Rings, all junta. He's a talented man. And he's handsome. Handsome boy.

He is a handsome boy. But he's still a boy. So the boy he's got the boy. But he's sent in $3.33. Well, thank you, junta. Thank you. Did I get that right, junta? Junta? Junta? Junta? Junta? Junta? Junta? The point top. When we ask him, we say, how is the pronounce? He says, yes. Am I doing right junta? That's right. Yeah. So that wraps us on the PayPal donations. Thank you very much for those. We put that money back into the show. And, um, yeah, it's been a while since we've upgraded anything.

We're just kind of waiting for the next step. Whatever it is down for anything, really. Yeah. What's that other AI art, stable diffusion? Mm-hmm. Yeah. Something like, yeah. We'll have to cook up something because we've been working grassroots stuff. You know, nothing. No big money needs to be moved to accomplish some of the projects that we've been doing. Which is nice. Correct. But it's not always that way. So thank you very much. It helps us keep the lights on.

Yes. And there was some albums or feeds that I wanted to shout out real fast. If you want to check them out over at Ellen Beats, this is all music that we're hosting at music.behindtheschemes.com, which is not a real URL. I swear to God, I am. It's on my to-do list, which could mean a lot of things. But it is on my radar to do. And I will do. Have you seen this man's to-do list? People. Top of list.

MoFax Prep. But speaking of MoFax, we got a song that he was featured in by Sursurseed Sitter up there called Gone. Actually, got a couple of feeds from Sursurseed Sitter. One's called Gain Long. And then we had the Rocoboy's Mr. Rone County album, which is a trip. And the rest of the, actually, this is all of Malachi's stuff. All nine feeds are now hosted and posted and tested. Oh. Nice. The Johnson City stuff is really good, especially that Himalaya album.

And that same guy did the pansy album, which, oh my God, that one's really good. And Path Eyes has the ethereal feed, which is going to be some great play on music. It was, it was a banger of a week. Sure was a lot of hot shit out there. No one to miss it. 38 feeds now as of this week. And counting. Yeah. If you want to get involved, you got music and you are listening to this right now. Just shoot an email to thunderroadmusicatproton.me. And we will get you taken care of.

It's going to be so good. So good. Oh my God. Oh, God. Okay. Oh, God. I believe that brings us to our booster grams for to boost the grams.

This micro payments of Bitcoin. If you are into the Bitcoin thing as a very handy, dandy way of doing that. Very lightning node, lightning network. Yeah. Let's see who boosted in this week. And we had a couple of live boosts come in. The last one was from Bullysteed3333 through fountain saying last song of BTS intermission. Dot, dot, dot, boost number 170 episode. That was the make here was in false fish album. Very good. Yeah. Thanks, Bully. Damn, Bullysteed, damn.

Then she also boosted during intermission 3333 again saying, but where of banjo? Mm-hmm. Yes. And the banjo track was done by a certain TJ the Raffle. It's got a fantastic banjo album. Oh, yeah. I'd highly recommend it. Yeah, the dark song is one that really stands out. Oh. Who is that? Who was that? Who was that? I was. I was. Oh, there. Nice. Like server boosted in 6,666. Satoshi's via podverse slaughtering the goat with a nice, a nice Patrick Bateman slash slash.

Right down the cranium with that axe. Yeah, really can't miss. Not at that range at least. Did you see the way he had the art going of that swing? It was practiced. Yeah. I. That was a swing of a man who's swung before. Yes. I practiced as such an appropriate term there. 10,000 hours of slaughtering goats. You love it. Actually, I'm going to power you up for that one. Oh. Now I can't fit in my chair. Oh, no. Oh, stuck. Oh. Look. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Everybody like that banjo jam because we've got a banjo kazooie. I boosted it. Yeah, for the pew from hell pad. That's right. Give it a little ginger. Hey, tell me boosted. Let's see here. We got the Gant from bully steed. We got the forklift from make heroism. We got one, two, three, four, five from clipped custodian about an hour ago. 45, 22 from tom stark weather. Tom? Oh, here we go. This is from the during the pre show, 33, 33 from weirdo saying, yeah, he sends a link. What is the link to?

I'm not sure, but I will post it here in the chat. And 404 not found. Wait, did I do something wrong here? It's not coming up for me neither. Or a Ford. They were here. Where are the forks for us? Yes, I see. Oh, I see. From Zulu. Bad radio dot live. So lit right now. So lit right now. You got a grinning Gwen Stefani in the back. Hey, oh. If you know what I mean, if you pick on up my drifts. Oh, yeah. Sure am. Sure am. Sure am. And then the second one was. Oh, was it the same link? Same link.

You same link does. I need an I need an Alex Jones. What the fuck? Jesus Christ. Two links. One cup. Thanks. Thanks, where to. We appreciate it. I you know, I've never seen Zulander before. What do you mean you never seen Zulander? I've not seen Zulander. Really? Yeah. She's talking about a popular film back in the day. Well, you know me in popular. Oh, yeah, that's right. Popular films. We don't watch those in this house. Popular. I barely know. Popular. Uh, it's a good movie. I can imagine.

It was definitely a great movie for the time. And it's probably still funny today. I haven't watched it in years. But it's a classic. David Bowie's in it. It's great. Everybody's in it really. We did have 3333 coming in during the pre show from Bullysdeed saying before the schemes music. Thank you. Thank you, Bullysdeed. And then make heroism 3333. Through Fountain. He said there is a flash sale happening at schemes.shop. A new redirect. $13.00 and everything else on sale. Only a few days.

Get them while they're hot. Oh my goodness. You know, things are cooling down. You need some new clothes. Maybe you need a new sweater or something. Go ahead. Go ahead down to what's that new link? Schemes SCH3M3S.shop. There you go. Some buyer sale. Takes you right there. I'm here. Damn. Thank you, make heroism. I'm here to get ultra. I need to get a wish you were lavish shirt. Oh, I got two or three of them now. I'm very behind. I'm very behind. I haven't. I probably have. Oh, is it?

Oh my god. Is it? Do you smell that? Do I smell that? Do you smell that? Oh my god. It's Peter. 6666 boosted through Kirocaster for the live episode tonight episode 171. Oh my god. When Peter comes in, the goods know to just line right the fuck up. That's a fun fucking pass. True story. That was double. Double tasty. Yeah, you like that? Oh, Peter just kidding, DEST. Give us one goat. But the other goats, they're on standby. They're ready.

I mean, they don't really have any choice but to be ready. The pin's not really big enough for them to free roam. No, not really. And then you gotta think about the cardio that you're gonna be burning, trying to chase them all down. It's a lot better just to have them in a very tight, cramped, confined space. We actually have them lined up like Mr. Bones Wild right. We're just, it endlessly goes back and forth and back and forth.

I was gonna say a hot pocket but I think we're talking about the same thing here. Yeah, yeah. Two definitions, one, oh my god, Peter. Oh, you blew that fucking head right up. Uh oh. Do you hear that? Do you smell that? Oh, do you feel that? Uh, blood, guts, dead. What on the man? Thanks, gal. Get the little bastard. You mind if I, you know, have a couple pint of your blood? Yeah. You know. Rip it. Beat him up. Yeah. Oh, okay. Murder. Burner.

Yeah. Your bloodlust been satiated, of course not, but for now. For the time being. Really? The better up one. The better up one's a good one. Oh boy. I'm gonna say that. I'm gonna say that. I'm gonna say that. I'm gonna say that. I'm gonna say that. I'm gonna say that. I'm gonna say that. Oh boy. That's one, two, three, four, five, six, seven goats from Petar. And I saw a clip Cassadian sneaked one in there too. Oh, I did. Cassadian snuck a little goat in there.

I wanted to get it on the action. Mm-hmm. Never forget. Maybe you forgot. Goat stands for greatest of all time. Maybe you did. Maybe you already canceled me a down to fall. Yeah, a huge risk. Well thank you all for those. I've been sitting on that, uh, that, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, who, uh, who's song? I'm not even sure. The soundtrack. I've been sitting on that soundtrack for, uh, week before last. Yeah, you got the local tribal band together. Delicious.

Oh. That sounds like a fresh cup of goat blood. Yeah, doesn't it? Steven. Um, we did have a 3333 coming in from Sir Seatsitter. He was boosting the song, uh, dagger hammer from voyage quest or battle shit. What does that band actually called? Uh, battle acts as the band. Voyage quest is the album. The dagger hammer is the song and that's a band from midnight mic of OBDM. Uh, great album. That's what we started the pre show off tonight with. Oh, there's talented people. Oh, it's good, man.

Uh, then we had, where are we? Um, 5,000 sats from Chris Lass. He was boosting the ethereal, which is the empath eyes album. And yes, I needed this in my life going to feature in an upcoming episode of office hours podcast to enjoy the split. Nice. Nice. Uh, 3333 Sir Truck Driver was boosting episode four of booster, excuse me, episode four of the black cat music podcast. That one had death of rock and roll. Uh, the song, I like a lot. Sir Truck Driver said outfucking standing.

And then 111 from Bear Snare, boosting the family Cooper fun band. Uh, don't barge out, don't bogart me. Um, 1333 from Sir TJ the Raffle, boosting lion head. That's Dan, uh, Dan Ray Coleman saying, enjoying her album. Welcome to V for V. Uh, we had 30,000 sats from Sir Seats sitter saying, piss for the everyone pegged dream, uh, jeans, which is off of the fuck town power boys album. That's the playout music for OBDM. Um, 100 sats from Colomona, uh, boosting lightning thrashes episode three.

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Start leaving more vocal males. They appreciate it. And it just makes that. We do even that much longer up to three men at the longer. Unless you leave multiple, multiple vocal males, which I have maybe done a lot of twice or seven times. Um, but yeah. On this episode. Um, it's really appreciate we want more. This is actually probably a little bit wrong off of what I answered on hog story moments ago. But we just be like, frustration with south when you realize like you cut it done better.

And. We're doing some stuff volunteering and whatnot. And then the wife and I were in charge of some segments of stuff. And I just was like, I think I did fine, but I could have done better. As far as how I was leading and and uh. Airing I guess any frustration or tiredness. I'm on a head or I did have. And like, because some of these people I'm only going to probably. I mean, some of them I've known for years. And then some of them, like I'm not not seeing any kind of thing.

Because it's just varies on who's involved. But yeah. So it's like. Just one of those internal things, you're like, ahhhh. Because you're like, oh man, did I should have had a little bit better attitude, you know, like. Run this or that just to keep things more positive and make sure that they still want to like. Work with us and stuff like that because it was. It was the last night. So it was just like, yeah, anyway.

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Well, I wanted to talk a little bit about my concert experience this week. Oh, yes. We're getting into anything too heavy. I wanted to bring up that I went to the Alice Cooper Rob Zombie Double Feature show that was a show that I found out. It was the show that the bowlers went to. Mm-hmm. Same tour. They described it on last week's episode of Bowl After Bowl, which was also played again last Sunday after Sunday's No Agenda.

And what they described was basically what I experienced that they had two opening bands and then two headliners, if you will. The openers were Filter, who are most famous for doing that song, Hey Man, Nice Shot. Oh, yes. I think a lot of people are familiar with. And then you have Ministry, which, small fucking world, last week, we had Phil Owen of the Skaten Eggs on the show.

And the Skaten Eggs were created in part by the band ministry to be an opening band for them back in the day, back when they were still in the club circuit. But they were growing as a band. They were getting bigger and bigger. Now it is, they're known. Ministry is known as one of the pioneers of industrial metal. And they've been around since the 80s. And the Skaten Eggs wouldn't exist without them. So I thought it was fascinating that we interviewed this guy.

And then literally less than a week later, I saw Ministry live. Was that your first time seeing Ministry? It was my first time seeing Ministry. And the collection of folks that they had for this show was fascinating and I think well-balanced. I think that that one show had something for almost everybody. And as the Bowlers is stutately observed, it was an all-age-est kind of show. Nice. You had young people seeing, well, I mean, maybe not young, young people.

But people who know Rob Zombie, people who know all that. You have the older crowd, he knows Alice, Alice Cooper. And you have, and your families who love Alice Cooper. Anyone who's a fan of Wayne's World Loves Alice Cooper. The Alice Cooper has this weird reach. And then you have the metalheads that all like Ministry, the real metalheads, they all know who Ministry is. And you have the sort of obscure metal slash reggae crowd who are into filter.

And Rob Zombie has a huge reach and has a huge popularity. Everybody knows Rob Zombie. But I found that when Alice Cooper, who was the second to last act, and Rob Zombie was the actual headliner, that good amount of people left after Alice Cooper. People were there to see Alice, especially the older folks. It was had a held at a really small venue, not like a big amphitheater. It's what I would call like a medium-sized amphitheater, the conquered civilian. And it's not far from my house at all.

And so it was very convenient to get to. And it also happened to be part of the Bone Bash, which is our local classic rock station, 107th 7th Bone. Every year has a little thing called the Bone Bash. And they incorporated this tour into it. And so on top of it being this huge concert, it was also the sort of main public event that the Bay Area classic rock station was holding. So it was a pretty lively event. They're at big draws. It sounds like...

It was a big draw, but I did notice that it wasn't as crowded as it was when I saw Iron Maiden there last year. Just Iron Maiden. And I really got the feeling when I was seeing Iron Maiden that they were not used to playing that size of a spot. They were used to playing bigger places. But Alice was not... He didn't feel that way. He owned the shit out of that stage.

Between him and Rob Zombie, they crammed a lot of shit onto that little stage, including, of course, you know, big rolling stairwells and multi-level sets and big puppets and the live snake. Alice Cooper had a big Python draped around him. I would hope so. Yeah, crushed it. I forget exactly what song he had that one for. He did a lot of great hits. He opened with... No more Mr. Nice Guy, 18. He did Feed My Frankenstein, which all the wins world people loved. And he closed with a...

Elected, which I thought was great. Who ended up being your favorite? I... Well, Alice was my favorite. And Alice was the guy that I was really there to see. But... Rob Zombie did impress me. Rob Zombie I was familiar with because... I believe it or not, my mother was a big Rob Zombie fan when I was growing up. Oh. And Rob Zombie also has a pretty prominent presence in the first Matrix film. And was kind of part of that whole scene.

And so... I knew some of the songs that he was doing and I really liked his setup. He had a really cool set, which I'm going to post into the show notes, I think. Kind of like big TV screens everywhere. And the visuals are very exciting. But he had a very weird set in the sense that he had these sort of stage blocks that were down stage, that were like the main thing that he would stand on to platform. And these platforms were, I would say, maybe 8x3. Okay. Or 8x4, maybe even. Yeah, 4x4.

And there was sound, right? 8x4-ish. And they were... There was three of them. So there was one stage left, there was one center, and they were down left, down center, and down right. And they were close enough, they were, I would say, maybe like two feet apart. And Rob Zombie would run across them back and forth from left to right. And in so doing, he would kind of leap over that gap in between the platforms, and he would go from platform to platform.

And it really distracted me, and when I listened to the bowlers, it distracted them too, I found out, because we're all sitting there going, waiting for him to catch his foot on something, or to slip. And it would be very easy for him to slip, and he would just like, fucking eat it. That thing would eat his shin alive, if that happened. Or worse, he could have fallen on a light or fallen off the stage, or fucking God knows what.

But he's running around leaping from platform to platform the whole time. And Delorean put it well, it was a matter of insurance. We're all one or God. Whoever's insuring this guy must be sweating bullets. That's a Rob was cool. He was all right. Funny guy. What an aesthetic. I don't understand the aesthetic. I understand Alice Cooper. Classic shock rocker. He's nasty rock, but at the same time, in real life, he's a smart guy. He doesn't do drugs.

He's a pretty normal guy, aside from his stick, as it were. But Rob Zombie, you kind of get the sense that he is like this weird psycho homeless guy. He never turns it off. You can't even really see his face. He's covered in all this shit, and he's wearing all this shit. And he just looks like some weird skinny homeless guy. And he sounds like one. Yeah. Yeah, I'm a man in the wall. I'm needing. I admittedly, I like the white zombie stuff more than Rob's solo stuff. Yeah, with his brother.

I don't know what's his name. I know his brother's in power, man, 5,000. Let's find out Rob's zombies brother. Hi, I'm Jeff zombie. I'm the accountant of the family. Spider one Michael Cummings. Oh, wait, yes. Spider one Mike zombie Rob zombie will Rob zombie. It's not his real name. His real name is Robert Bartley Cummings. Pulling up this being name. His name escapes me at the moment. Oh, Spider one. Yeah, that's him. Spider one. Spider president uses to fly.

And he says that Rob's always said that he loves Alice Cooper. He always wanted to be Alice Cooper and that playing with Alice Cooper is a dream of his. And he said as much on the stage. That made sense. That's cool. I felt happy for him. I would feel a little weird having Alice Cooper open for me, admittedly. Yeah. It was in the sense that he did open forum because he went before him.

But in all of the promotions and all of the sort of graphics that they were showing, they were, they looked like they were double headlining. They looked like two boxers on the promoter, on the promotions. You know what I mean? Like their images were the exact same size. They were next to each other. And these promotion materials are very regimented. People don't know this.

But a poster or something like that, especially if it's, if it's done through a real publishing house organization like Playbill or something. If it's scrutinized by one of those organizations, then the lettering, the font size, the image size where everything is placed is very exact. And they don't give you that equal footing on the, on the bill itself, if they don't want to. If they, that's, it's all done on purpose. And so it was very much advertised as the both of them.

But ultimately it was Rob's on these closing it out. But I have this fascination with, with light and dark, light and shade when it comes to music. Because when you see a live show, the live show is almost every single time, 100 times better if you see them at night. And I can't even imagine, because Alice Cooper came out after, after sunset, and they timed it out really well there. So all of Alice Cooper's show was in the dark. But all of the ministries was at twilight hour.

So ministry played in the sunshine. And it makes a huge difference. Alice Cooper's show wouldn't work in the daytime. It's just a dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark. And it's just amazing what some lights will do to enhance what is, what you take at face value as a, a sonatic experience or a hearing experience. How much that supplemented by the visual element. Yeah, I mean, that's just a fully realized production, both light and audio working in tandem in harmony, to bring to you a show.

I saw that all of the Rob Zombie and Alice Cooper stuff was on a preset thing lighting wise, like it was all preset. Well, yeah, most a lot of the shows are. Yeah, understandably so. Things are going too fast to trust one lighting guy, two lighting guys to run it all. But I noticed that the ministry guy, whoever was doing lights for ministry, A, looked like you. And B was running it by hand, which I was very impressed by.

I mean, he had some auto procedures going, but he would hand do like strobes and certain effects and things like that. And I was watching him doing it. And I thought, wow, that's quite a responsibility. You're basically another musician in the band when you're doing that shit. Yeah, man, it's. I wish I was more adept at running a console because that shit's fun doing lights on the fly for a band. Especially especially if you know the music. Oh, yeah, my God, crem de la creme.

But, you know, yeah, yeah, it was good. You would have loved it. It was good and we had great seats and worked out real nice. Yeah, we he was in Wisconsin not too long ago. We briefly discussed about going to see him. I just kind of fell off the priority. Yeah, Alison Rob Zombie. But now I wish we did it. Shit, fuck. I'm sad it's 2020. You know, he's doing. The one thing that I shit. The one thing that I absolutely loved was that Alice wished us all a happy Halloween.

So that means that my this current years Halloween has been blessed by the high priest himself. I think that's a good omen. Get excited for Halloween 2023. It's going to be a good one, people. It's going to be a good one. Yeah, so that's that's what I have to report on the show. I thought it was awesome that the polar is also went inside the same show. And fucking the Alice Cooper dude 75 years old and he's up there rocking it. He's running around. He had a sword.

At one point he unleashed a bunch of giant balloons. Filled with confetti and he was going around chopping at him with the sword. Did they? Of course he did his famous guillotine trick. I was going to say how did they execute him? They executed him via guillotine. And his wife Cheryl Cooper came out and full Mary Antoinette Garb. Came out for just the one song. Did the whole get up had the makeup. She had an eye patch.

And she came out and she she danced with him and lured him into the guillotine. They stuck him in the guillotine and then they chopped his head off and his head came off. And she went around the stage with it. And I genuinely have no idea how they did that trick. But it was very well done. Note to yourself learn how to build guillotine. Learn how to survive guillotine. Now I just think Louis the 14th probably pulled that same fucking move and he's out there right now.

Smoking weed with Elvis. In Argentina. In Argentina. Him and Hitler are banging whores right now. Oh, it's so fucking easy. It is pretty easy. It's pretty easy. Yeah.

To close out the night. It was. It was a real hectic week for me and I. I would love. If you mind, maybe we could lay a little fire. It may be a. Roll. Actually, I'd like for you to roll a D20 twice, please. A D20 twice. Right. The first roll will decide which volume. The man with the magic reading and the second roll. God damn it. Uh oh, was you get a one? A 20. A 20. Oh. I am ready. A 20. 20 and then what's the second one? 14. 14. Okay. I'm going to get. Okay. Here we go. All right.

Okay. Got it here. Volume 20. It's got a beautiful owl. And if we go to the table condense, here we go. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen. We get the sun. What? That's right. The sun itself. Shut up. That's right. That's on page 2717. The sun. The most important and powerful figure, probably in all of humanity. Uh orthodox Hindus begin the working day with an invocation of the sun.

We meditate in the lovely light of the God Savitri, making inspired our thoughts. On the face of it, there is no more obvious recipient of divine honors than the sun. It's visible and yet it's mysterious. It's beneficient and yet thoroughly dangerous. It is the giver of life and yet the most potent of destructive forces. In fact, it can be regarded as summing up most of the characteristics which mankind has always attributed to its gods and goddesses.

Not least the characteristic of awesome remoteness. In the 16th century BC, the Ionic philosopher Anne Xemander announced that the sun was the most powerful and powerful. Announced that the sun was not a deity, but merely a circle of fire. That he also said it was only 28 times larger than the earth. It seems a little more than curious. The denial of the deity was the more important thing.

And to Anna Maxander's contemporaries and the majority of his successors in the world over, the sun surely was a deity, impinging upon the life of man at every point, measuring the rhythm of the days and the seasons, and giving and withholding life and warming and burning by turns. Nevertheless, the study of sun worship is by no means as straightforward as might first appear.

The simple adoration of the sun in its daily march or ride across the heavens can be observed and documented, but connected with this are a host of kindred notions. There is the matter of the daily and seasonal cycles which the sun establishes. Does the sun, in fact, establish these sacred rhythms, or is the sun itself subservient to a greater and more divine order within which it acts essentially in the role and not a master?

Ancient Indian speculation spoke of a natural order called Rita, of which the High Gods Varuna and Mithra, who was the sun god, were the guardians, but it certainly seems that they were not held to be the originators of this world. A Garcila Gode Vega recorded the story of the Inca, who was puzzled by the thought that if as was supposed the sun was the supreme god, then why did he have to follow precisely the same path across the heavens every day? Oh, hmm, there's our far, there it is.

Hmm, curious. Fire is broken. It's an interesting point. Why is the sun god locked to a path? That's right. So that the Inca is supposed that if the sun was the supreme god, then why did he have to follow precisely the same path across the heavens every day? Was he not free to wander like the other planets seem to be able to?

The Inca in question is said to have concluded that there must be a god greater than the sun, whom the sun was forced to obey, and to have set up an altar to that unknown deity. The problem here is to know what is or was the relationship between the sun god and the high god of the sky. Other problems concern the relationship between the sun god and the world of men as reflected, for instance, in astrology. And the sun god's role in determining man's destiny after death.

When evaluating the mythology of sun worship, a great deal obviously depends on the geographical location of myth and cult. Introbical and subtropical areas where the pattern of the seasons is not as clear cut as it is in say Europe, and where the omnipresence of the sun is taken for granted for the greater part of the year, particular importance is attached to the daily cycle of the sun's rising and setting. In temperate zones and in the Arctic, the seasonal cycle is by far the most important.

It is significant that the nearest approach to a solar monotheism in the history of religion comes from ancient Egypt, such a belief would have been virtually impossible in northern Europe, where the sun emerged in the spring only after a bitter struggle with dark hours. The so-called primitive peoples of the world possess a vast store of myths concerning the sun, often coupled with moon myths since the sun and moon are frequently regarded as being related in some way.

The sun is sometimes male, sometimes female. Among certain Australian aboriginal tribes, for instance, it is personified as a woman who has a lover under the earth among the dead. Every night she enters the underworld to be with him, and every morning she ascends once more dressed in her lover's present, a red kangaroo skin. That's an awesome sun myth, by the way. And then out of ten would make love with the sun again. Look an aboriginal student, awesome.

Another tribe is said to have had a myth with the effect that every day the sun burns up her stock of fuel, and she has descendant of the underworld each night for fresh supplies of firewood. Stories of the sun entering the underworld at night and emerging afresh every morning are Legion, the sun having walked, ridden, or been carried from west to east. Just off the top of my head, I can think of Helios, I can think of Maui, the Hawaiian sun god.

Back to the text, ancient Indo-European myths usually picture the sun as driving across the sky in a golden chariot. Drone by horses, a belief which led to the horse being regarded as especially sacred. From Peru comes a variant according to which the sun is tethered, like a llama, by an invisible cord to the pole of the sky, and driven around and round by the powerful universal spirit.

There are many such examples. Another type of myth told of the sun concerns the need to tame its power in some way. A Mexican legend tells that the sun was once a man to show who to show his devotion immolated himself, immolated himself in a sacrificial fire. In reward, the supreme being conveyed him to heaven. He burned so fiercely however that the world was endangered by his very ardor, and arrows had to be shot at him to persuade him to temper his raids.

Myths concerning the relationship of the sun and moon explain why the two never meet in heaven. Usually, it is held that the sun and the moon are brother and sister, but that for some reason or another they have become enemies, and the male partner who can either be the sun or the moon, pursues the female for all eternity.

There is a messiah legend to the effect that the sun and the moon were once married but they fell out, and shame the sun became bright in order that the men might not look at him. From the Paiute Indians of California, this is recorded. The sun is the father and ruler of the heavens. He is the big chief. The moon is his wife and the stars are their children. The sun eats his children whenever he can catch them.

They flee before him and are all at the same time afraid when he is passing through the heavens. When he appears in the morning, you see all the stars, his children fly out of sight, and they do not wake to be seen again until he, their father, is about to go to bed. These naive explanatory myths take on a much more serious tone in Scandinavian mythology. Of course it does everything in Scandinavian mythology.

There is the daily rising and setting of the sun, was of less importance than the sun's battle with the powers that threatened to destroy her, once again the sun is female. In Snory Sturlsons Ida, the question is posed, swiftly rides the sun, it is almost as though she were afraid, and she would surely not fly faster though she were pursued by death.

The questioner has told that the sun is indeed pursued by two wolves, the offspring of giants, and it is said that one of the breed will be stronger than all the others. He feeds on the blood of all of those who die, and he pours blood over the air and the sky, so that the sun ceases to shine. This is not only the vision of winter, but also the vision of the end of the world, paroled among other things by the howling of the fennelous wolf. See end of the world.

When the world starts to end will be broadcasting, so yeah, turn it into the end of the world. You are so fucking fast on those clips dude, he's stressed. Ugh, not only will I continue. To relate stories of the sun is not necessarily to worship it, but the power of the sun was in fact an object of active worship among many archaic peoples. Once more, through elements other than pure, sun worship were frequently involved.

The famous sun dance of the great plain Indians of North America for example was a part of major active worship that lasted for eight days and took place every summer after the Buffalo Hunt. See great plains Indians. I love to. I might be a little out of the lost for that one. That's a good one. We're gonna see that once we're later. We're gonna start boosting into podcast 2.0. Great plains Indians. What is this supposed to mean?

To relate stories of the sun is not necessarily to worship it, but the power of the sun was in fact an object of active worship among many archaic peoples. Once more, though, elements other than pure, sun worship were frequently involved. The famous sun dance of the great plains Indians of North America for example was a part of a major active worship that lasted for eight days and it took place every summer after the Buffalo Hunt. See great plains Indians, which is what we got to check.

Our arrival at the place of meeting, the participating tribes formed a circle, leaving an opening to the east, the direction of the rising sun. A vast lodge which might in some cases be open to the sky was an altar place to the west of the site. The dance itself lasted from two to four days. That's long dance during which the dancers kept their gaze fixed on the sun. There what? Oops. That's not medical advice.

Or they would focus on the largest center pole, which is kind of gave us me, which symbolized the cosmic tree. Self-tourcher was sometimes practiced as an act of dedication and sacrifice and as a means of obtaining that vision without which the sun dance was held to be incomplete. Sorry, right? It had a logs in the fire there. Oh, that's okay. I'll tell you this fire has been burning a while now, so.

This perhaps justifiable to see in the sun dance in a elaborate form of a type of sun ritual that was once found in many parts of the world, in which aimed at the annual renewal of the cosmic order. The cosmic order, I love that. By means of participation in the divine power of the sun, the greatest of the great spirits manifestations. I love that this article keeps insinuating that the sun is not a god, but in fact a slave, something greater.

It has been said that solar worship was the real religion of India and to this day the Orthodox Hindu religion begins with this invocation of the sun. And it goes as such. We meditate on the lovely light of the God-Savitri. May he inspire our thoughts. Another hymn to the sun this time from the Ramayana reads in part, adore the sun rising with all his rays, receiving the obviousce of God's demons, the shining maker light.

He is indeed the embodiment of all gods and he with his rays consumes, produces, propels. Who traverses the skies like a bird, shines like gold, makes the days and is the golden seminator of the universe. Oh wow. That is pretty hot, man. Yeah. Oh God, it goes on. The hot, tawny disc, he burns everything and is indeed death. He is also the universal creator, greatly effluent, loving and the source of all good. Pretty saucy, pretty spicy, if you ask me.

I'll tell you, those hindi, they can get pretty spicy. I have kind of a throwback, psalm of the sun. I could play for you here real fast. Oh, please do. So, and daylight does that look blue to you? No, I mean, it's bluer than a cooler, well cooler lamp. Sure. It's lower than a low temperature lamp. Right. But if you look at the 5,000, that's daylight. By the way, it's not yellow. That is not a yellow lamp.

Yet you still have people saying, this sun is yellow. No, it's not. This sun is freaking white. Okay? Why is words from the great scientists of our time? That is a man of learning. Educated. The sun. Fricking white, yo. It's freaking white, white power. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Is that how they stop solar? Oh, god, please. Oh, no. I know. I got to do it. So, instead of solar power, can we just call it what it really is? White power. Oh, come on. Sherman, yeah, come on.

Come on, Wendy's. Come on. Oh, shit. Oh, shit. Oh, no. Fuck. Sorry. Damn it. Damn it. We're going to starve. Our families are going to starve this month. And next month. And all the rest of the months. But. Forever. Ugh. We're working getting that credits girlfriend again. You know who else can go fuck themselves? Ancient Egypt. That's right. Oh, yeah. Fuck ancient Egypt. Yeah. Fuck ancient Egypt. One of the impulses which helped to reestablish the solar cult in Rome.

Certainly came from Egypt where sun worship had been established for many centuries if not millennia. It's undisputed preeminence in Egypt as one of the factors that has led some scholars to postulate some ancient astronauts there. To postulate the diffusion of this type of religion from Egypt westward to the Americas and eastward into India and northward into Europe. I would also argue it is the foundation of Semitic religions.

A lot of Judaism I think is pretensed on the ancient Egyptian religion. Sun worship being in there as well. Certainly all the nations which were went to make up the near eastern cultural culture in ancient times were sun worshipers to some extent. The sun god who was always male at a variety of names in Samaria he was Babar or Utu in Babylon Shamash. And you got it? Shepshu. Among the Israelites the worship of the sun was officially forbidden.

Since it was merely a created agent of god and god said let there be lights in the firmament of the heavens to separate the day from the night. Genesis 114. In Deuteronomy of... Is that it? Deuteronomy? 419. The Israelites are warned to beware. Lest when you see the sun and the moon and the stars all the hosts of heaven you be drawn away and worship them and serve them. So don't do that. Such prohibitions were never placed on hypothetical dangers.

King Josiah of Judah in the course of his reforms, but removed the horses that the kings of Judah had dedicated to the sun at the entrance to the house of the Lord. And he burned the chariots of the sun with fire. This is in two kings 2311. Solomon's temple from which these images were removed were in all probability oriented in such a way that the rays of the rising sun shown into the sanctuary at the Atomnal Equinox.

A common feature of temples throughout the ancient Near East including of course the pyramids themselves. The great pyramid at Giza is at a glance four sides. This is for me. It's a glance four sides, but in reality it's actually eight sides. It's for concaved sides and the shadows only show during the Equinoxes. Other atomnal or spring. Did you know that? It's very as a blow as below so above. As a bow so below.

It's right. In Egypt itself Sun symbolism is so pervasive that it is difficult to disentangle separate elements within it. However the most widely recognized name of the Sun God was re or raw. And the center of his worship was at Heliopolis in Lower Egypt. See Egypt. He is a typical perhaps the typical Sun God. He is a giver of life. He's the creator of balance between light and darkness. Which is typified by his rising and setting. And he traverses heaven not in a chariot but in a boat.

And during the night he sails in another boat through the underworld. Every morning he conquers the dragon Apophis or Pophis who lies in a wait for him and on the occasion of infrequent eclipses he catches him temporarily. This daily battle reflects the struggle which took place at the beginning of time which in the form of the creator God Atom. He created light and order out of darkness and chaos. Bra is also identified with the sky god Horus.

See Horus. In the Pyramid text see the book of the dead. Great one. I highly recommend that. Good read. The Pharaoh is already regarded as passing into the sphere of raw after death. Later he became identified with the living Horus. After the fifth dynasty it became customary to refer to the Pharaoh as Sun of the Sun. A feature of royal houses from India to the Americas. I think it also should be noted for me that Jesus was referred to as the Sun of Man.

And I think that there's no small part of disassistation from that. Coincidence? I think not. Probably. It's probably just a bunch of Coincents. The greatest of Egypt's sun kings was Amenhotep IV, also known as Akan Tautin. See Akan Tautin. Who attempted, partly no doubt for political reasons, to create a solar universalism out of the elements of Heliopolitan tradition. It was a PR move.

The possibility that at various times the remote past, and adventures, and merchants, and missionaries, might have communicated something of Egypt's devotion to the Sun God to other lands and races, is an entry. And unfortunately it is the only possibility in one which archaeology is very far indeed from having confirmed. There are two entirely independent lines along which a few of scholars have believed this influence to have been transmitted.

One leads from the Eastern Mediterranean Westward and northward into Spain, France, and the west of Britain and Ireland, northern Germany, Denmark, and southern Sweden. Its evidence consists in the trail of some vast stone structures, or megaliths, in which the dead were buried, and in the stone circles and alignments of which the best known as Stonehenge and Karnak, at which the Sun may have been worshipped.

Unfortunately speculation is tended to run right as soon as the subject has been broached, but it seems to have been established that the megalith builders were sunwarchers. Due to the mechanical. Checking the chat. Don't you need to book the chat. The second line leads directly westward, out across the Atlantic, and into the good ol' Americas.

The most recent advocate of this theory was a Norwegian explorer named Theor Hildjall, whose two voyages in the Papyrus Boats, Rha-1 and Rha-2, aimed at demonstrating that such a culture contact would have been possible. Wow! He tried to go to the Americas in a Papyrus Boat, or two Papyrus Boats.

Neat. But the theory was expressed forcefully in the 1920s by a British scholar named W.J. Perry, who pointed out that the Peruvian royal family, like that of Egypt, mummified their dead, and practiced marriage of near relatives, and they built pyramids, and they called themselves children of the sun.

Writing about the megalith builders in the growth of civilization in 1924, he noted that the presence of vast graves undoubtedly means the coming to Europe of members of a ruling family, or no one else could build them. The use of solar symbols suggests that the people responsible for these graves were sunwarchers.

And since the world over, the sun cult has been an ancestor, cult of the families of the children of the sun ruled Egypt for thousands of years, it would seem that these facts, when put together, mean that the children of the sun had begun to move from Egypt, and had founded kingdoms in various parts of Europe, and perhaps even in the Americas.

No doubt Peruvian theories went too far, but the fact, not of sunworship which needs no diffusionist excuse, but of certain forms of sunworship in various parts of the world, it calls for an explanation, in terms of more than just mere chance. Show me the evidence. Show me the evidence. Well, I think we've definitely made the argument before that communism is in and of itself its own special form of sunworship, even if it is inverted.

Or is sunworship itself indicative of a bigger and greater phenomenon that has nothing to do with the sun at all? Is the philosophy a slave to higher divination just as the sun itself is? Yep. The... it reminds me of misheard the lyrics. There's a song by blue-oster cult called Bettering of the Psychic Wars, and the actual lyric escapes me, but what I always heard, and is not correct, is that... the stars are all on the inside, which I always interpreted that as, yep.

These celestial bodies are trapped in here just like the rest of us. Yep. We're all slaves, and it's just a firmament. Yep. The stars are actually more enslaved than we are. We at least get to move around the room a little bit. Yeah. These guys have to do the same damn thing every day forever. Which, I mean, if you kind of zoom in on that sentiment, the stars are more slaves than we are. I mean, like it's your Hollywood contracts, people. Oh, oh! Hollywood, you've been called out again.

Excellent, excellent roundabout. Sunday, the day of the week that everybody just loves so darn much, Sunday. Christian Sabbath, Jewish Sabbath. Yep. And then days and hours, and I think we've brought up on the show before, that even the word hours is... Even the word hours goes back to Horus and goes back to Egypt. And the god of darkness in the underworld's name was set, sunset. This is the last little chunk on the Sun here, and we'll be done. You've got a little more fire in this left?

Yeah, I can stick that back up. Just one more paragraph and then we're at it. And you'll like this. This is the Sun in astrology. As the most important of the heavenly bodies, the Sun naturally plays a dominant role in the interpretation of the Sun. It's the most powerful single factor, it is the most single... The powerful single factor in the chart. In popular astrology columns and the newspapers and magazines, you will find yourself classified under your Sun sign.

The sign of the zodiac which the Sun was, quote, unquote, in at the moment of your birth. With the implications that this is the major general key to analysis of your character and fortunes. More sophisticated interpretation tends to give great weight to the ascendant, where the Sun rises, and the mid-heaven, where it is at its peak of power. And both the Sun and the House occupied by the Sun are taken as influential factors to see astrology.

Since the Sun is the world's natural powerhouse of light and heat, it is believed to affect the creative abilities, the vitality of the Sun, and the Sun. It is believed to affect the creative abilities, the vitality, the ambition, and the willpower of human beings. Its position in the sky is generally said to indicate your basic temperament, the type of person that you are, and sometimes even your physical appearance. Some astrologers stress its role in influencing the conscious or lighted part.

See, illuminated, that's me saying. Part of your mind. And with the unconscious mind being the domain of the Moon. We always talk about that with the tarot, the Moon being a deceitful, full of illusions. If the Sun is favorably placed in the horoscope, especially if it is in its own sign, Leo, it is said to produce a commanding and kingly personality. Leo, I know, Leo, powerful, proud, dignified, impressive, generous, faithful, and affectionate.

This symbolic link between the Sun and its kingship is very old, and the good humor often associated with the Sun follows from the cheerfulness which its radiant appearance in the sky tends to promote, at least in northern countries. There you go, written by Flynn Daniel. Oh, that was a full article? Uh huh. Damn. Hey, you know, mainly P-Halls got some good stuff about the Sun. Oh, I bet he does. Mainly P-Hall. We should do it mainly P-Hall, if it's said.

We should, uh, ooh, we should reach out to Darren from Grand Marrican, Brie Amon, we could do it mainly P. Ooh, I like that. Yeah, you like that? I like that. Yeah? Do you like that a lot? How much do you like that? Grand Marrican are the guys that, uh, hang out with, like, Randall Carlson, right? They go into that thing. Yeah, contact with the cabin? Oh, man. 10 out of 10 would do that. That would be true. Yeah, oh yeah. What it's in Scandinavia, isn't it? It changes. They switch it up.

I mean, shit, circus media went and did contact with the fucking Greek pyramid of Giza. Yeah. The Greek pyramid of Giza, yeah. Circus media. If you're out there, hope you're doing loss, sir. Met out. Well, fuck. Yeah, all right. Yeah. I like it. I like the sun. Well, you're a Leo. You have to like the sun. Yeah. This is accurate. But I also like night just as much. I do love the night. I do love the night. See, being a Gemini, my thought process a lot of the time is why not both?

Okay, no, those those. A little bit of a column A, a little bit of column B. Yeah. Why do I have to limit myself here? Yeah. What do I got to pick a team? We got a team, scream-ills.

It's our last one. We only got the one. Let's listen to our last scream-ill. There goes your old Abril Bird down for Brooklyn. Brooklyn. Oh, and I'll tie it again. How? How? He played it one more time. There goes your old Abril Bird down for Brooklyn. Brooklyn. Oh, and I'll tie it again. How? There goes that blood bird from Brooklyn. Admiral Bird, I think. Is what he's saying. That old bird. Brooklyn. Warmer time? Yeah. There goes your old Abril Bird down for Brooklyn.

Brooklyn. Oh, and I'll tie it again. How? Brooklyn, I'm on a diet again. Blah! I think I think color's talking about Admiral Bird. That's what I'm hearing. Admiral Bird. Going to Brooklyn again. On a diet. Oh. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Well, you still have- This is a polar bear himself. And- Yes, accurate. You still got a full week. Seven days. A call in. 612-263-799. Give us a shout and let us know what you're feeling. That's right.

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