National Geographic - October 3, 2007
Black Sun - Black Feathered Sun
China's Dropa Stone Discs
Photo Scrying: Ellie's Sun Discs
Black Sun - Black Feathered Sun
China's Dropa Stone Discs
Photo Scrying: Ellie's Sun Discs
Thursday, October 4, 2007
In an episode of the TV series Smallville, we learned more about Kalel's family, the House of El, and a special crystal in a cylinder confiscated from a Kryptonian UFO, by the US government.
Kalel's father was Jorel who had a brother named Zorel. As I never read the comics in the old days, I had never heard of Zorel. The name took me to a file I created in the beginning (1995) called Zarah and Zorel. It's interesting when some of us play in the same grids.
Talk about metaphors in the game ... the cylinder archetype was very important in my early childhood visions and Sarah and Alexander. The cylinder in this episode looked remarkably like the one Sarah finds which contains a crystal with hidden knowledge of the future.
Later I connected the word cylinder with Sumerian Cylinder Seals and creational forces linked to Sumerian Mythology and their pantheon Gods, the Anunnaki. They include Enki, Ea, Enlil, etc. who allegedly set up a biogenetic experiment creating the human experience.
Swinging inside the orbit of Mercury, on April 20, 2007, periodic comet Encke encountered a blast from the Sun in the form of a Coronal Mass Ejection (CME). When CMEs, enormous clouds of energetic particles ejected from the Sun, slam into Earth's magnetosphere, they often trigger auroral displays. But in this case, the collison carried the tail of the comet away. The tail was likely ripped off by interacting magnetic fields rather than the mechanical pressure of the collision. Click to play a movie gif of the remarkable event as recorded by the Heliospheric Imager onboard the STEREO A spacecraft. In the movie, the time between frames is about 45 minutes, while the frames span about 14x20 million kilometers at the distance of the comet. Of course, similar collisions have happened before as the ancient comet loops through its 3.3 year solar orbit. So don't worry, Encke's tail grows back!
