A guide to Skywatchers

Quick guide

Chapter 1 -

Begin with revised Timaeus by Plato translation by Benjamin Jowett and continues with revised Plato's Critias also translated by Jowett.

Then revised De bello Gallico by Caesar translation W.A.MacDevitte.

Chapter 2 -

Venus path on the nightsky

Oldest man at the conference and his comment that, men must talk more on these serious matters, is borrowed from an old Indian chief in The Revenant saying same thing of white men, and Pocahontas.

Chapter 3 -

Valknut Woden can spellbind in fear or release into frenzy with sacred symbol.

Chapter 4 A-

Tuning system intro by Dar Sagol: 432 Hz - Separating fact from fiction

Chapter 4 B -

Line borrowed from Robert Jordans Wheel of time, stolen as adventure to venture deeper begins, eloge to the great.

Chapter 5 -

Prologue begins with a mix of Thomas Brown and William Blake.

Whitewolf and breathing technique is inspired by Wim.

Chapter 6 -

"Qualities neccessary for a infantry centurion" Revised quote by Publius Vegetius "Flavian Vegelius"
4th century Roman centurion. Empire and De Re Militari

Chapter 7.1.1 -

Intro by Wikipedia

Educational images by RC

Chapter 7.1.2 -

Lathe G & C Miriam Co. Springfield, MA. - Webster's New International Dictionary of the English Language

Chapter 7.2 -

Space Weather curtesy of Russ and Kyle and spaceweather.com

Truly Great Men, inspired by Feinman's Surely you're joking. An example of the exemplary greatness of leadership that was conducted around manhattan project. This an example used many times before, for instance by Steven Covey in his bible 7 Habits. Used to illustrate how men can come together and work out differences and make great progress. It is just so ironic that great leadership needed is supplied when creating mankinds destruction. What creatures are we?

Chapter 7.3.1 -

Map by RC of real fires around Great Lakes.

Temperature-charters by RC.

Eyewitness accounts slight revised, real witness reports to the horrible unimaginable fires roaming that day by RC.

Chapter 7.3.2 -

Four days later lecture inspired by RC

Actual graph cut to today.

YoungerDragon boundry 11.600

Chapter 7.4.1 -

Ramses Picture by Lost Technologies of Ancient Egypt - Dunn the main starting point, and scientific foundation.

Picture from saqqAra by UnchartedX.

Picture by Egypt - Land of the Pharaoes.

Chapter 7.4.2 -

Picture of Nile valley massive boulders by RC - Geological evidence of turbulent Nile

Chapter 7.4.3.2 -

Youtube chapter deeply inspired by Hugh Newman - Polygonal and Cyclopean Walls of the Ancient World

Chapter 7.5 -

Cardando's method is almost stolen by Veritasseum's great vid on subject. Francois being Voltaires first name and hometown Viete

Chapter 7.6 -

Gematria by RC

Chapter 9-10 -

Notes byAarne Korhonen

Chapter 12-15 -

«Fjölð veit ek fræða fram sé ek lengra.» Repeated in Völuspa.


Chapter 16-20 -

Abstract inspired by Thirdspace and Edward Soja recapitulating Homi Bhabha on Imperial Britannia over India, and liberal entertainment and encouragement of cultural diversity, as a form of control and containment.


Life as a Druid 1 -

Galaxy by RC


Life as a Druid 2 -

Truth is Ugly, we possess Art. Nietczhe at best

The Wonderful Savageness quote, revised to suite my purpose, from Tacitus, 1st century Roman explorer and chronichler. From his great work Germania, listing all Germanic and Keltoi tribes. He finishes by mentioning first extant word of Fennoi. Writes wonderful savageness of them.

"...Secure against the designs of men, secure against the malignity of the Gods, they have accomplished a thing of infinite difficulty; that to them nothing remains even to be wished"

What honourable first mention!

Life as a Druid 3

Always Fresh

Life as a Druid 4

Landscape by Yrjö Kokko