It's too perfect. My heart is so full right now. On the 250th anniversary of the date shown on the Declaration of Independence, of which I have a framed, Theodore Ohman authentic reprint hanging in my living room, a day that is probably the biggest fireworks day in America since the same date 50 years ago, i.e. the bicentennial, a word popped onto my radar in a manner harmonious with the Matthew principle. "For unto every one that hath shall be given, and he shall have abundance: but from him that hath not shall be taken away even that which he hath." (Matthew 25:29). I'm sitting here with my abundance of Language of the Birds translations in my manuscript running a ctrl+f search for the word Horus and a new Language of the Birds translation just falls into my lap. Total pronoia. Total Matthew principle moment. Horus is a hawk headed Egyptian deity to most, but to me, Horus is an Egyptian expression of the Divine Offspring of the unio mystica, the hieros gamos, the alchymical wedding, the yoga, the solution of the Divine Masculine and the Divine Feminine: a Divine Child, an enlightened being. As I'm advancing through the instances found by the computer, I run across something strange. I got three hits on the word "phosphorus". “In 1960, a North Korean scientist named Kim Bong-Han…injected some radioactive phosphorus into the abdomen of a rabbit. The spot was chosen precisely because, according to traditional Chinese medicine, this was where several crucial meridian points crossed. Bong-Han and his team were able to trace the flow of the phosphorus along the meridians of the rabbit’s body. Of significance was that the phosphorus was only detected where the qi lines were believed to be.” Understandable. Makes sense. Then I started to think about it, and it started to make a lot more sense. Not only is Horus part of the word phosphorus, so is the Greek letter phi, used, according to the perspective my research has distilled, to designate the Divine Offspring of the unio mystica, the hieros gamos, the alchymical wedding, the yoga, the solution of the Divine Masculine and the Divine Feminine: a Divine Child, an enlightened being. Deja vu...twice in the same word. Enlightenment enlightenment...that's what phosphorus converts to, and for just cause! Perfectly fittingly, phosphorus is a key ingredient of fireworks and tonight happens to be the biggest fireworks show across the US in 50 years. Also perfectly fittingly, the word phosphorescent derives from phosphorus and is used to describe things that "glow in the dark". Those familiar with my research into the spiritual utility of ergot and LSD as it was used in the Eleusinian mysteries realize that the subtle body, the spirit, the aura, can be seen under the influence of these psychedelic substances but it is much easier to see in a dark setting. The visible light spectrum overpowers the subtle body, but by muting the "noise" of the visible light spectrum, the "signal" of the spirit body becomes discernable. There's a lesson in that somewhere. You probably get it. I think Frank Lloyd Wright understood it when he said "I'm all in favor of taking dangerous weapons out of the hands of fools. Let's start with typewriters." So phosphorescent describes something that glows in the dark, just like the aura which, by the way, is phonetically assonant and consonant with Horus and even more so with the actual Egyptian spelling: Heru. They say numbers don't lie but crafty mathematicians can use numbers to support lies. In a similar way, words, like numbers, are used to craft lies, but the words themselves, like numbers, contain unshakeable truth. 🪶