Considered in its various ways, expression, effects and remedies Composition I The Lar expresses its the thoughts and affections in men: remembrance, with impressive vivid experiences of recollection, tends to preserve and pass on in distant future times, those places, those expressions of ‘thoughts and affections that formed their self-consciousness. Different ways of survival of …
The tripartition In emphasizing the concept of the paramnesic condition, we mean the necessary remembrance due to the rigidity of interpretation that (tri)partitions disembodied thought into a chronological-thematic succession of familiar memories (familia memorias), deep suggestions, power of witnessed belief and ethics of responses. In this sense, this path fits into a recent set of …
The origin of the Lar’s union with its hospice, through the development of compliant currents, consolidating, step by step, with each spiral, such that it becomes agent matter. Matter that expresses its own experience, retrieving it from a suspended, aggregating and connecting it permanently. Defining itself by degrees, in sentient form, following the spatial rhythmicity …
At an angle along the mouth the small stream, erythronium (from Greek for “red”), marks the pathway through the host animula. A measure varying from 30 to 60 degrees, a constant flow of negative pressure relative to its surroundings that occurs in a time varying from 7 to 13 seconds. Overall, the temperature is never …
From Fr. Baltieri’s report on the dynamic effects of the Lar, Ch. IV: “From the comparison of the observations with the recurrent manifestations of paramnesia we are therefore induced to admit that the vortex is the main vector of the process of possession of an extra-corporeal spirit which we shall call the Lar. Such is …
Essente said, “Words are precious, but more precious is silence.” In the master’s statement we find a concept that is always profoundly true. The more we understand its meaning, the more we realize this truth. How often during what would have been disturb the peace of our limit and thus the possibility of the existence …
“Thus in the vortexes crept the eager Lar to explore. Indeed, it was his habit to delve into underexplored and melancholically forgotten lands, connected only by rare insights, too dim to be fulfilled in reflection. Impressions and sensations of the rest went no further than the wild region of instinct.” from The Lived in Double …
