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Mystic Monday x 2

More theosophical symbols from a book containing works by mystical Christian thinker Jacob Böhme. These titles were printed almost 175 years after the author's death, speaking to the sustained interest in his works.

This is the latest in our occasional Mystic Monday series. Keep your eyes peeled for more!

Böhme, Jakob. Die letzte Posaune an alle Völker oder Prophezeyungen des gottseligen und hocherleuchteten Theosophi Jacob Böhmens. Berlin; Leipzig: bey Christian Ulrich Ringmacher, 1779.

Böhme, Jakob. Theosophische Beschreibung der Tinktur der Weisen und der Cur aller Krankheiten aus der gottseligen Jakob Böhmens Schriften. Berlin; Leipzig: bey Christian Ulrich Ringmacher, 1780.

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advent calendar day 21: german bohme fruchtkaramellen

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Source: bohme.com

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Experts Say First Pre-Human Lived in Northern Greece-Balkan Area

Researchers have found evidence that the link in the lineage of the great apes and humans took place in the Eastern Mediterranean — not in Africa — and that the first pre-human, or hominin, walked in the Northern Greece-Balkans area, according to research published in the scientific journal PLoS One and ScienceDaily.

Up until the time researchers made the discovery, in 2017, scientists had assumed that the lineages diverged five to seven million years ago and that the first pre-humans developed in Africa.

However, an international research team from Germany, Bulgaria, Greece, Canada, France and Australia, headed by Professor Madelaine Bohme from the Senckenberg Centre for Human Evolution and Palaeoenvironment at the University of Tubingen and Professor Nikolai Spassov from the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, believe that human history began a few centuries earlier — and in the general area of the Balkans.

Publishing their results in two papers in the scientific journal PLoS ONE in May of 2017, the researchers explained that the two only known specimens of the fossil hominid Graecopithecus freybergi include a lower jaw, found in Greece, and an upper premolar, from Bulgaria.

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[En quien no brilla la luz divina] lleva el infierno dentro de sí. Así permanece interiormente en el infierno sin necesidad de entrar en él, porque, dondequiera que esté, está en el infierno.

Jakob Böhme