I had a sheet with the others but I just can’t find the damn thing. It annoys me to no end. I just shrugged at the sheet at the time.
It’s interesting you should say that. My experience of Connor Kendal’s ritual of the 23rd Nov last year was a download on unconditional yet very “dark” love from the circle of gatekeepers… It felt absolutely amazing.
There’s love, and then there’s love. Not all love is created equal.
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This would be like if I really went on a limb going from 12 to 6 back to 12.
Pluto
Saturn
Pisces
Neptune
Libra
Scorpio
If we were going zodiac/planetary
Btw, Dos Caminos… as in the restaurant? Was this on the napkin or something?
Edit —
That one no the bottom could be oilessence
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Glad I could help bring in that synchronicity for you! Must be something there. It just popped into my head when you mentioned album covers and sigils
I come to three thoughts just looking at it now. Planetary/Zodiac Money Alchemy. Might be way off the mark. I Mean only Saturn and maybe Pisces looks close.
Dos caminos… restaurante napkin? Don’t understand well your sarcasm reference maybe? but take a look on the video on minute 4:30 from where I took the screen shot.
It was a google search. Dos Caminos Thank you fort he reference though. It helps.
If this video was in English I’d be able to follow it more easily. As is, it seems to deal with plant lore or some sort and maybe wards against disease possibly. I’m reaching here.
“10 very powerful and magical plants”
BAh, the English video is like an infomercial and not like yours at all.
Ok, It came after the Rosmary (Rosmarinus officinalis) and incense and pictures of gargoyle demons so I assume they’re talking about warding off spirits. I don’t speak Spanish so I have no clue.
I tried to take some larger pics and arrange them accordingly. Maybe this will help:
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That’s, fantastic the resolution, your video is in English and mention more plants, thank you.
- genera Betula (birch)
- ajo (garlic)
- rosmarinus officinalis (rosemary)
- scabious succisa o succisa (Succisa pratensis - devil’s bite)
- Lamprocapnos spectabilis (bleeding heart or Asian bleeding-heart)
- fresno común americana (common american ash tree)
- eucalipto (eucalyptus)
- ajenjo m (plural ajenjos) wormwood Synonyms: artemisa, alosna, absintio. absinthe [Artemisia absinthium]
- Mandragora officinarum (mandrake, mediterranean mandrake)
- amaranthus hypochondriacus (Prince-of-Wales feather or prince’s-feather. Originally endemic to Mexico)
Thanks for translation of the plants names but I understand spanish and english. still searching about sigil meanings.
I wish I could find my charts but I think they are on a drive I don’t have access to atm. My paper docs are probably long destroyed.
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