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"Due, that slightest taste/change in temperature, and we have old friends walking away, and new ones quickly gaining. Shift the temperature again, and the same outcome occurs with each change."  sm013~

*It may be seen as mere personal taste, however the affect of temperature encapsulates and personifies the -[loop]- Temperature: Humidity, growth, climate, and zone; all fall towards assisting Temperature Regulation or Stasis.

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Entropy to Enthalpy

Perhaps it was the use of one of these new contraptions, which allows locomotion to take place, which promises to save T.I.M.E. in effort?

'It backfired!'

All of their plans for shopping with convenience thwarted?

'Oh no!'

Is it not, the Energy release, from the backfire, which [possibly unknowing] is in fact

The End Product?~

The Laws of Thermodynamics

First law: Energy is conserved; it can be neither created nor destroyed.

Second law: In an isolated system, natural processes are spontaneous when they lead to an increase in disorder, or entropy.

Third law: The entropy of a perfect crystal is zero when the temperature of the crystal is equal to absolute zero (0 K).

The Laws of Thermodynamics

First law: Energy is conserved; it can be neither created nor destroyed.

Second law: In an isolated system, natural processes are spontaneous when they lead to an increase in disorder, or entropy.

Third law: The entropy of a perfect crystal is zero when the temperature of the crystal is equal to absolute zero (0 K).

The Emergence Of The Rosicrucian Order In Europe~

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The Emergence Of The Rosicrucian Order In Europe

In the middle of the 15^th century a mystic sect known as the Order of the Rose Cross could be encountered in some European countries.
The sect’s existence was made public in the 18^th century, but its history is much older.
On March 3, 1623 the inhabitants of Paris, France discovered several mysterious posters hanging on the streets’ buildings. This was the announcement to the world, declaring the existence of a previously unknown esoteric order called the Brotherhood of the Rose Cross.
The manifesto stated:
We, the deputies of the principal college of the brethren of the Rosie Cross, have taken up our abode, visible and invisible, in this city, by the grace of the
Most High, towards whom are turned the hearts of the just. We show and teach without any books or symbols whatever, and we speak all sorts of languages in the countries wherein we deign to dwell, to draw mankind, our fellows, from error and to save them from death.”
„For a long time this strange placard was the sole topic of conversation in all public places,” says Charles Mackay, author of the book Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds.
“Some few wondered, but the greater number only laughed at it. In the course of a few weeks, two books were published, which raised the first-alarm respecting this mysterious society, whose dwelling-place no one knew, and no members of which had ever been seen. The first was called a history of The frightful Compacts entered into between the Devil and the pretended “Invisibles”; with their damnable Instructions, the deplorable Ruin of their Disciples, and their miserable end. The other was called An Examination of the new unknown Cabala of the Brethren of the Rose-Cross, who have lately inhabited the City of Paris; with the History of their Manners, the Wonders worked by them, and many other particulars. “

People In Europe Panicked When They Learned About The Brotherhood Of The Rose Cross

The books written by the Brotherhood of the Rose Cross sold well and this led to panic among many Europeans.
Citizens of Paris feared this mysterious sect, whose members they had never seen. It was believed that the Rosicrucians could transport themselves from one place to another with the speed of thought. It was also believed the brotherhood’s members took delight in cheating and tormenting unhappy citizens, especially those who had sinned against the laws of morality.

Who Was The Author Of The Manifestos?

It was not the first time Europeans heard of this secret society. A few years earlier, the Order had already published three manifestos, the Fama Fraternitatis, the Confessio Fraternitatis, and the Chymical Wedding of Christian Rosenkreutz. The manifestos were published in 1640, 1615 and 1616 respectively.
The first two manifestos were published anonymously. There is speculation that Francis Bacon was the author, however, the manifestos have historically been attributed to Johann Valentin Andreae who was a German theologian, Lutheran minister and Grand Master of the Prieuré de Sion from 1637-1654.

Was The Brotherhood Of The Rose Cross A Threat To Chhttp://www.ancientpages.com/2016/10/20/rosicrucians-facts-and-history-about-the-mysterious-secret-society/ristianity And The Church?

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The Masonic Philosophy of George Washington

by Midnight Freemasons Contributor

James E. Frey

PART I: THE MASONIC CHARACTER

Morrison on Nietzshe~

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Robby Krieger has been quoted as saying “Nietzsche killed Jim (Morrison).” Jim Morrison was interested in the life and philosophy of German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, for his high school graduation present he asked his parents for the complete works of Nietzsche, at UCLA film school one of his ideas for a student film was an incident from Nietzsche’s life when Nietzsche stopped a man from whipping his horse to death, (Nietzsche was soon institutionalized after that as being mad). Nietzsche’s The Birth of Tragedy reads like a blueprint for The Doors, and Morrison did occasionally reference Nietzsche in a warm up room before a concert in Saratoga Springs, New York. Morrison improvised an ode to Nietzsche, and in the song The Soft Parade included the line “we’ll whip the horse’s eyes and make them cry.”
Friederich Nietzsche was born October 15, 1844, he showed an early interest in music a and languages and was accepted at the prestigious Schulpforta school. Nietzsche soon learned Latin, Greek, Hebrew and French while also composing his own poems and musical compositions. It’s while at school that Nietzsche first discovered poetry and ideas that others thought eccentric, blasphemous and considered at the time to be “unbecoming.” It’s at this time Nietzsche may have discovered the music and writings of Richard Wagner. Nietzsche went to the University of Bonn as a theology student but soon suffered a crisis of faith and soon started studying philology (the study of Greek and Roman textual criticism). Nietzsche in later writings would proclaim “God is dead,” started writing and publishing essays arguing that historical research had discredited the central teachings of Christianity, as well as essays praising the philosopher Arthur Schopenhaer. Still somewhat the prodigy Nietzsche was named, at age 24, as a professor of classical philology at the University of Basel in Switzerland. Nietzsche still holds the distinction of being among the youngest tenured professors of Classical studies. Nietzsche also met and befriended Richard Wagner and his wife. Nietzsche also started publishing some of the works he would be remembered for including The Birth of Tragedy, which attempted to define the tragic roots of music in the ideas of the Apollonian versus the Dionysian. Human, All Too Human, a book of aphorisms tackling such diverse subjects as metaphysics, morality, religion and even gender studies. It was around this time Nietzsche’s health failed, it has usually thought syphilis was the culprit but Nietzsche had suffered ill health since childhood. Some theories also hypothesize that Nietzsche’s turning to philosophy incurred the disordering of his mental health, bi-polar disease has also been mentioned as a factor. Due to these disruptions of his physical and psychological health Nietzsche started traveling to other European cities seeking remedies and treatments for his various conditions. Despite his ill health Nietzsche continued to publish, The Gay Science, Thus Spoke Zarathustra, andBeyond Good and Evil date from this period. It was in Turin, Italy that incident of Nietzsche saving a horse pulling a cart from the wrath of his owner, after which he was arrested and he seemed to suffer a break with reality signing letters to friends ‘Dionysos.’ A friend, Franz Overbeck brought Nietzsche back to Switzerland where Nietzsche continued to write. As his health failed he came under the influence of those around him including an unscrupulous doctor, his mother, and finally his sister Elisabeth, who didn’t understand her brothers writings and after his death on August 25, 1900 used them to her own ends.
Nietzsche’s writings have been pointed to as being anti-Semitic and advocating German nationalism. But the facts of Friedrich Nietzsche’s life dispute this, he severed ties with a publisher because the publisher was anti-Semitic. The anti-Semitism is the work of his sister Elisabeth, who held those beliefs and after the death of Friedrich took it upon herself to compiled The Will to Power from her brothers unpublished notebooks and her misunderstanding of earlier outlines and the imposition of her own beliefs have lead to at least one Nietzsche scholar to classify The Will to Power as a forgery.
Nietzsche’s writing were neither big sellers or well received during his lifetime, it was later generations that discovered him. H.L. Mencken published English translations of his work Jack London discovered a philosophy in Nietzsche, as did Eugene O’Neill, the Nazi’s perverted Nietzsche for their own purposes (as they perverted just about everything else they needed to advance their ideology), and via the beats of the 1950’s, influenced Jim Morrison.

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You may think M.E. insane, yet I have worked to toil, I have studied, and more so, I have made my way.~SMO13