The Gates of Horn

I know from correspondence with many readers of this blog that most of you are following some spiritual, not necessarily religious path. Here are a few little pointers that may help. They apply to everybody who knows that what seems to be happening isn’t really what’s going on.

Many of my posts are about connecting dots in the subtle worlds. But those who can do this are not obliged to switch off any such ability when the mundane world is concerned. And anybody can do it. Here is a very recent news item, which is probably still news to many Americans. Any dot connector could have picked up on it in 2002, or before as I shall demonstrate.

Sherlock Holmes fans will know of Irene Adler, the woman in “Scandal in Bohemia,” who was smart enough to outwit Holmes and was always afterwards referred by him as ‘The Woman.’ When asked to name his reward for his part in the case he asked for the photograph of Irene. Incidentally pronounced i–ray-ner, with the i as in sit.

Martin Luther had a theological disagreement with the papacy as most people know. He pointed out that the Pope was one of the richest men in the world and was building Saint Peter’s cathedral with money from the poor instead of from his own pocket.

The rich could have their sins forgiven if they paid enough in indulgences. The poor were out of luck, as usual.