When ‘canards’ get the attention of the first pages in the media, my brain starts to function in an alarm mood, especially when the ‘souls’ of herbs are at stake. I saw it with cannabis, poppy and now Ricinus might be the next*.
A quick look at the confusion of Nomenclature coding of species evokes the esoteric science which organizes an enormous number of different substances of all species in the ‘table of hydrogens’, where the chemistry or alchemy regards matter first of all from the point of view of its functions which determine its place in the Universe and its relations to man and to man’s functions. Each substance possesses not only physical and chemical properties but also “cosmic properties and psychic properties – that is a certain degree of intelligence.”
The ‘table of hydrogens’ offers the possibility of studying all substances of organisms according to ‘their relation to different planes of the Universe’. **
The inner science suggests that the whole chain of the Earth’s food factory was created to support the needed transformation and transmutation of cosmic energies and each species has its own function to fulfill. At the current stage of our evolution, ideologically still being the primates’ descendants ignorant of the existence of the cosmic properties we are unable to recognize the plant’s and human’s mechanisms that are able to abstract from the air special substances, needed for the development of man’s higher possibilities, “to fulfill our higher destiny.”
Once this is understood, suddenly problems connected for example with the concept of vaccinations can be seen in a different light when introducing into the human organism substances of other species of incomparably lower intelligence.
A similar issue is connected with grafting of trees:
excerpts from BT, G.I.G (100 years ago, when no gmo were around yet):
“Thanks to their wiseacring with the fruit trees that exist in abundance on this continent, various ‘scientists of new formation’ have succeeded little by little in making these … fruits at the present time just a ‘feast for the eye,’ and no longer a form of being-nourishment. “The fruits there have been cultivated in such a way that
by the time they are ripe they contain scarcely anything destined by Great Nature for consumption by beings for their normal being-existence. “These scientists of new formation are, of course, very far from suspecting that, when any surplanetary formation is artificially grafted or manipulated in any such fashion, it is reduced to a state defined by Objective Science as ‘absoizomosa,’ in which it absorbs from its surrounding medium cosmic substances useful only for the coating of what is called its ‘automatically reproducing subjective presence.’ “Indeed, from the very beginning of this most recent contemporary civilization of theirs, it somehow happened that the beings of all the innumerable separate groups there adopted only one of the seven aspects of the fundamental commandment given to three-brained beings from Above, namely, ‘to strive to acquire inner and outer purity’, and this single aspect, which in a distorted form they made their ideal, is conveyed in the following words: ” ‘Help everything around you, both the animate and inanimate, to acquire a beautiful appearance”.
The lack of scents and tastes signalizes the lack of inner content.
The herbs particularly are endowed with cosmic properties and we are possibly destroying more than we suspect out of ignorance…
*Ricinus communis, the castor bean[1] or castor oil plant,[2] is a species of perennial flowering plant in the spurge family, Euphorbiaceae. It is the sole species in the monotypic genus, Ricinus, and subtribe, Ricininae. The evolution of castor and its relation to other species are currently being studied using modern genetic tools.[3] It reproduces with a mixed pollination system which favors selfing by geitonogamy but at the same time can be an out-crosser by anemophily (wind pollination) or entomophily (insect pollination).[4]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nomenclature_codes
via Cannabis indica
** Chapter 9, In Search of the Miraculous P.D. Ouspensky
What is this world without a further Divine purpose in it all? W. Whitman 