…have slipped to the wayside when he became more. However there is one very short and yet important comment that Terrence makes. When Elizabeth mentions that the mayan calendar comes to an end on December 21, 2012. Keep in mind now this is in 1985. Well…

…it and as you'll hear, like all of Terrence's Early q as it begins with a very specific question about drugs, fortunately Elizabeth Quickly gets the conversation shifted to a more fascinating track and when I return I'm going to dedicate this podcast to a…

…and his dream failed because the thirty years war wiped out the possibility of an alchemical kingdom in Central Europe. Queen Elizabeth withdrew from participating in this partnership even before she died, and I think that is a key the failure of courage…

…in this partnership even before she died, and I think that is a key the failure of courage on the part of queen Elizabeth might be an important historical element in our own fall from a divine path. But we can always try again. And where would…

…hygiene to spend too much time with squirrels and that yeah you don't know. You know put down that groundhog baby Elizabeth you don't know where it's been. You're listening to the psychedelic salon where people are changing their lives one thought at…

…psychedelic salon where people are changing their lives one thought at a time. Don't you just love that put down that groundhog baby Elizabeth you don't know where it's been. I'm not sure where I'm going to be able to use that phrase, but somehow I've…

…but a young prince of the northern leagues and his queen, who was the daughter of James of England and was named Elizabeth after her grandmother, had managed to gain control of the empire, had been elected. In fact, he was called Frederick the elector…

…been posted on the net before. But of course, I could be wrong about that. In any event, we are all very fortunate in that Elizabeth gave a copy of this recording to Nur, who in turn passed it along to the salon, as you're going to hear in just a…

…recording to Nur, who in turn passed it along to the salon, as you're going to hear in just a moment. Along with Elizabeth and Terence is a man who Elizabeth introduces right at the beginning of the recording. But I couldn't clearly make out his name.…

…passed it along to the salon, as you're going to hear in just a moment. Along with Elizabeth and Terence is a man who Elizabeth introduces right at the beginning of the recording. But I couldn't clearly make out his name. Maybe some of the fans of her…

…But I couldn't clearly make out his name. Maybe some of the fans of her radio program of years ago, the one that Elizabeth hosted for many years in Santa Cruz, will recognize who he is and post some information about him in the comments section for…

…let you join me in a great big smile as the first question is asked. Hannah's house. We being Lou de Bourbon and Elizabeth me. And we're sitting in this incredible collection of books in a very beautiful home in a wonderful magical spot near. Is this…

…the events of the sale of the vonage manuscript occurred. Why was he broken up? Well, he had been the court astronomer of Elizabeth and the friend of Sir Philip Sidney and the most educated man in England when James came to power. James had a total…

…everything a protestant, protestant alchemical prince, could hope to be. Young, brilliant, scheming, totally in charge of his lords. He weds Elizabeth, the daughter of James I of England, and he takes the king's decision to give him his daughter's hand in…

…of his sons to a spanish catholic Hapsburg princess and was trying to steer a neutral course. When he realized that Frederick and Elizabeth had gone off to Bohemia, to their court, to be with Michael Meyer and Gerhard Dorn and Johann Andre and all these…

…gathered and chose his successor by secret ballot. Frederick won. And so in the winter, in the late fall of 1619, he and Elizabeth transferred their court to Prague and ruled for one winter, until May of 1620. The Mayflower was landing in America in the…

…one of the last great synthesizers of the medieval alchemical vision, died in the siege of the city and Frederick was killed and Elizabeth fled. She lived in the Hague for many years and so see in that confusion the botanist of Rudolph held in his house…

…logos. And he used it over a number of years to direct the foreign policy of England. He was the confidant of Queen Elizabeth I, and he also was the most accomplished astrologer in Europe. And he used his ability to cast horoscopes as an entree into…

…agent. He was a spy for the british crown, insinuating himself into these various courtly scenes and then writing back to Elizabeth in ciphers, ciphers that had previously only been used for magical purposes. He was sending back data on the strength of…

…only true martyr. Well, Dee returned to England, and he was now very old, and he died at Mortlake in 1606. Elizabeth died in 1604. Shakespeare was happening. Sir Philip Sidney was happening through this period, John Dee reputedly had over 6000 books…

…Faust. And whenever you see an old man with a white beard and a pointed cap, this image is really referent to Dee. Well, Elizabeth died in 1604, I believe, and James I became king of England. And James was a peculiar character. The wags of the time…

…I believe, and James I became king of England. And James was a peculiar character. The wags of the time liked to say Elizabeth was king, and now James is queen. And not only that, he hated occultism, he had no patience with the whole magical court…

…but a young prince of the northern leagues and his queen, who was the daughter of James of England and was named Elizabeth after her grandmother had managed to gain control of the empire, had been elected. In fact, he was called Frederick the elector…

…here and later in Prague has to do with the Prince Palatine of Heidelberg, a Protestant who wedded the granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth I of England, Elizabeth, the daughter of James I of England. This was an arranged wedding. They were both 16 years old…

…Prague has to do with the Prince Palatine of Heidelberg, a Protestant who wedded the granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth I of England, Elizabeth, the daughter of James I of England. This was an arranged wedding. They were both 16 years old at the time…

…got wind of what was going on and got an army together and sent it to Prague and laid siege to Prague. And Elizabeth fled to the Netherlands with her children. Frederick was defeated at the battle of the White Mountain, and the alchemical dream died.…

…Drake used to go around the Cape Horn and sail up the coast of California. He was an intelligence operative serving Queen Elizabeth on the european continent. He could cast the best horoscope in Europe and that was his entree into these various royal…

…battlements and of the deployment of wharf facilities and shipbuilding capacity and stuff like that, and sending it all back to Elizabeth. Elizabeth in these codes that he had learned from Trithemius, not personally, but from the stenographica. And d a very…

…and of the deployment of wharf facilities and shipbuilding capacity and stuff like that, and sending it all back to Elizabeth. Elizabeth in these codes that he had learned from Trithemius, not personally, but from the stenographica. And d a very strange…