Imagine life without any kind of death
Death as Divine Intervention into Life Run Amok
The Mythos of Kronos strikes forth, but is it programmed?
A belated bow to the influence of the late Teacher and Priestess Dharma Buford of Saturn and Earth here across the West
The Great White Spot of Saturn, the massive superstorm also known as the Great White Eye, roars across the planet’s northern hemisphere in 2011 as the NeoMythic Great White Dragon of Saturn. From NASA/JPL-Caltech/SSI via WikiMedia Commons created 11 March 2012; Creative Commons.
The Great White Dragon of Saturn erupts from its swirling cyclone of Kaos to sweep thru desolate matter holding all life in abeyance. The Dragon then morphs into legions of Grim Reapers, their glittering scythes swooping in from Saturn’s infinite cosmic ringtails to harvest every organism alive mirrored as each organism’s reflection, in its futile attempt to quail Spirit’s drive to interpenetrate matter throughout the Universe with its self-replicating infection we call Life. Yet as we Earth Humans divorced science from spirituality and blended religion into politics, we labeled the study of Life biology only to forget the mighty forces moving in shadows and chaos. Lost in algorithms despite everything matter and energy being seemingly math, we nonetheless marvel at the mysteries of Life’s origins, both here down in Planet Earth and up out there upon other worlds. We wonder about Death with fear and awe, and struggle to contain the relentless reach of Time.
Saturn again opens wide its dragon maw to devour everything alive, even the Titans, even its own children. Saturn holds within itself Kronos as some parasitic archon devoted to eating Time, and grabs its own razor-sharp tail with its fanged jaws as it circles around the planet. Then it lets go of its tail as it roars in mockery of Ouroboros. Over and over again soars once more the Great White Dragon as it prunes the Kosmos, devouring Life which, if left unabated, would grow to fill the space between the stars. Continue reading