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Geometric Universe.

Charles Fillmore - The Twelve Powers of Man, 1930. 1. Faith - Center of Brain 2. Strength - Loins 3. Judgment - Pit of Stomach 4. Love - Back of Heart 5. Power - Root of Tongue 6. Imagination - Between the Eyes 7. Understanding - Front Brain 8. Will - Center Brain 9. Order -Navel 10. Zeal - Back Head, Medulla 11. Elimination - Abdominal Region 12. Life Conserver - Generative Functions In this model, Fillmore follows a universal, cosmic principle: As within, so without; as above, so below. He postulates that as a child of universe, we have 12 spiritual powers, each of which manifests and functions in and through a particular part of the body. However, he does not include all body organs and systems in this initial model. We can see that his model is a beginning exposition of the correlation of the powers throughout the whole body temple, and not a complete explanation. Apparently, he understood this, since he wrote: “The physiological designations of these faculties are not arbitrary - the names can be expanded or changed to suit a broader understanding of their full nature.” Fillmore gives no explanation of how he developed his model. Furthermore, he was not a scientist or a physician. Even if he had been, when he developed this treatise, many parts of the body, especially the brain, were understood only marginally. For example, no one knew the function of the pineal gland, thalamus or hypothalamus. Therefore, it would have been impossible for him to arrive at a full explanation of how the powers correlate with various organs and systems. In retrospect, it is amazing that he did locate most of the powers in the right general area, even though his explanations were incomplete or partly inaccurate.

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Front 242 in Alternative Press magazine 1991.

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David Bowie, “Ziggy Stardust #6,″ by Brian Duffy, London 1972.

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A lot of forces are trying to bring me back, because I’m becoming dangerously close to intelligent. You know what I’m saying? I’ve seen enough, I’ve done enough, I’ve experienced enough pain, I’ve experienced enough joy in this life, at 37, I’ve lived two, three, four, five lifetimes of most people. And I’m getting dangerously close to the intelligence level required to move on. And, the yin and yang, the evil, the good, whatever you want to call it, I don’t know if evil is the right word for it but, they don’t like that. They want to see people, especially in this world, fail. They don’t want to see you get close to a light. You know? And I can tell the closer I’m getting to a light, the more shit I’m getting. Like, Nintendo level seven, it gets harder. It really is just like that. And, I’m happier with myself now than I’ve ever been in my life. I can goddamn look at you and say I like myself, which I never could before. At least, not be lying.

Al Jourgensen, 1996 (via prisonsex)