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The_Ninth_Scribe

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About The_Ninth_Scribe

  • Birthday 11/12/1960

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    http://www.songofazrael.org

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    Female
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    Cape Cod, MA
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    Ancient Cultures and Languages, Manuscripts, Reconciliation between ancient and modern cultures, the Earth, Botony, Gardening, Music, Oceans, Astronomy, Chess, Photography, Technology and the Collective consciousness.
  1. Hi Dodge, Glad to meet another Zep Head! So you're from the merry ole? I lived there for a year or so back in the eighties but had to leave... ran out of money! Miss it terribly though.

  2. Hi,I am dodge from the uk.You say on your profile you wanted to meet as many fans as you can,so i thought i would say hello.I am 48 and have been a zep fan since the age of 11.I was lucky enough to see them live twice,in 72 in Manchester and in 75 in London.Memories i will treasure for ever.I would love to hear from you ,if only to say hello,so heres hoping.Bye.

  3. Matheus, welcome to the board! Now you've gotta go to the Meet and Greet and answer the question: Why did you chose your screen name? See you around~~~

    The Ninth Scribe

  4. I think what really makes Jimmy Page sexy is his laid back quality. I'm sure he rehearsed his butt off before shows and had his fair share of stress, but we never got to see that side. Every time he played, he always seemed to be on top of his game as if it were all effortless and just for fun. He didn't have to hog the whole show, he just seemed very happy where he was and that kind of confidence is sooo sexy! Of course, I love his eyes and he wears his age so naturally these days, one can't help but still feel drawn in. That smile of his could disarm and soften anyone's heart. So my two favorites, from past and present, that show this casual confidence, are: The Ninth Scribe
  5. Well, that explains your name, Miss Honey Dripper. You have a beautiful smile and stunning eyes! It's like you light up the whole room, just by being there! The hair cut it really stylish on you too. The Ninth Scribe
  6. Oh, what a cute baby you were! I love baby pictures!!! Thanx for sharing ~~~ The Ninth Scribe
  7. Not meaning to send you twenty claws into the ceiling (again), but I work hard in my research and have dealt with many serious disputes between notable scholars, so this statement you make about "raising the level of this discussion" seems awefully one-sided to me. Anyone who agrees with you is great and anyone who critiques the work is afraid? The media does not attack Wiccans and Pagans - it attacks everyone... where faults were found they are brought to light... and it was mostly other occult scholars who found problems with Crowley's work, not just Jewish Cabalists. Critiques make one's work stronger, by the way, so they shouldn't be avoided like the plague. With that in mind, the topic was "Jimmy's lack of interest in the occult" and I was merely pointing out what might have been the cause of his lack of interest. Not what the cause of your interest is. This wasn't even about you. Contrary to your post, I did mention that there is a rate of success with EVERY path from the purely mundane (lottery technique) to the ultra-ethereal (fairies), which is why I say anything goes. So put your claws back. Though I agree, you are cute when you're frustrated. The Ninth Scribe
  8. Agreed. If spellings are, as you say "rarely consistent" then the work that is based on them is also rarely consistent ~ which is why I believe that "anything goes" with this subject. I personally believe it was Crowley who needed to read more books, but more importantly... he should have learned how to read them first. That's my main "beef" with him, but I'm not particularly big on the whole occult thing anyway. I've read the books, but some of this stuff is way too amusing for me to take seriously. For instance, in a Wiccan book I read that to protect yourself from evil, you have to surround yourself with water because evil can't cross water, but if that's so there should be no evil on any land because every continent is surrounded by water, lol. Any who, I'm sure it works for some people The Ninth Scribe
  9. Ok, I'll go along with an occassional lightening bolt, since that's what started my research too, but I'm just saying, even after that bolt of lightening, you still have to following it up with that thing called... work.
  10. I wasn't speaking for the man. Just read that he was interested in Crowley's work - and Crowley's work is extremely flawed. I won't get embroiled because people have their minds made up when it comes to these topics, but from what I've been able to tell, the testimonials they offer for success in any given religion or practice are the same that can be found in lottery techniques - some get money and some don't... but everyone has their own system. The flaws I point out are actual however. For instance, I've spent eight years trying to sort out which notorious jerk taught the Muslims that Azrael was the name of the Angel of Death - because they taught that to everyone else and it's a blatant lie. I got to the bottom of it and have collected official decrees from the religious scholars to order an end to that... but it doesn't help the cause of anyone who used the name previously. It just makes them look silly. Crowley used this name - and he mispelled it because he didn't know Hebrew grammar. But, straightening that mess out is about as far as I intend to go in this life, however. It was a very nasty ordeal for me. As for the formal cults that have come up, who focus their work on the book, the Necronomicon, someone else will have to prove to them that Paradise Lost was a work of fiction. The Ninth Scribe
  11. Awe... blushes. Yes, I'm 47. I don't feel it very much though I lost the ability to do back-flips, lol. Thank you Noora - you just made an old gal feel very young again
  12. I would guess it's because there's just way too much garbage in occult works. Word on the street was that he studied the works of Aleister Crowley. This man wrote tons of stuff on occult theology, but a lot of it was flawed because the man never bothered to learn the languages he based his work on ~ and there are some who study Kabbalah, who still claim you don't have to even know Hebrew! It's a great pity because they would learn a thing or two. For instance, the Geburhim were a Hebrew army. The Nephalhim were not "giants" (Greek error), but were rather cross breeds - offspring of inter-marriage which, according to the Torah, was forbidden, even between the tribes of Israel itself (because it caused dissent among the people). In fact, that was the first written "prenuptial agreement" that was ever recorded. The Raphahim are also mentioned. People, for reasons unknown to me, have confused the common title, Bene Elohim (sons of God) with the Malakhim (Messengers), which the western world calls Angels. Some of these mistranslations have even caused wars, such as the dispute between the Jews and the Muslims... it's so bad that I've even had to create a special program on my computer to keep track of them all. There's a lot of this sh*t going on and it's almost bordering on rediculous! When you come of a certain age, you realise that there is no magic pill to swallow and knowledge comes from dedicated study, not some divine bolt of lightening. More importantly, these studies are a journey, and you need to allow yourself the TIME to enjoy that journey. Maybe that's what went missing with some of these so-called authorities. They were so focused on the end, they missed a lot of sights that were on their way. There's quite a lot to take in if given enough time. The Ninth Scribe
  13. Damn! It went to the wrong location. Anyway, this is me watching Mujahideen movies from a memory card. Not much for glamour and glitz, but at 47 years old ~ who cares? The Ninth Scribe
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