Kroll! Prove. Oh, Crow,

pro, pro, pro, Crow. Knowing. Come. All right, ma'am, welcome to Crow Triple 7 radio.

This is episode 286.

Jason Lingerin is with me and Mr. Benjamin Balderson.

We are going to endeavor to deliver an episode on an idea or ideas that are old, older than

modern culture. There's got to be problems along the way because it's going to be paired

with scripture and people will have their own ideas of what this means. But as I've endeavored to show you,

I could take a tarot deck, I could take a hermetic writing I could take sources from all over the place and the very same scripture would be holding these different meanings. It's a bit like and and I'm not down playing anything here, I'm trying to make an allegory so you'll understand that philosophically the same set of words can mean many many things it's as if you took an actor and in one

scene dressed him up as one character in the next scene dressed him up as

another character but it's the same actor. He's just conveying a different experience.

Part of the problem we're going to have here in trying to communicate this is we are going to tell you the old names for cell salts which is what we're

going to cover here but don't despair there is a book that anyone who wants to

get into this big can get and I would call this

essential reading. Certainly I would call this essential reading. The name of the

book is The Zodiac and the Salt of Salvation. The author is a dual authorship, George Washington Carrie,

and Inez-Udora Perry.

Again, the Zodiac and the cell salts of salvation.

Now there's another thing that I've got to preface here.

Reasonably sure that the entirety of this book

is based on the ideas of tropical astrology. so we need to not get hung up on the ideas of

sidereal or other forms of astrology and here's why, here's my logic behind it.

We're going to get dates in this book that apply to a certain salt. Those dates are

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