The Alchemical Trinity Part I – The Creation and Destruction of Primordial Matter

 

Following the signs of the Universe, yet again, I was listening to a DOENUT podcast recently that was mentioning things like John Lennon's’ death, the movie Videodrome, and alchemy.  No big deal, right?  Common scuttlebutt in talks like this…except that I am reading Secret Societies and Psychological Warfare by Michael A. Hoffman II, right now, and the topics of John Lennon’s death, the movie Videodrome, and alchemy were mentioned in the pages I just read.  Ok, I’ll bite Universe, I’ll bite…

Trinity Sight

As author Hoffman states in his book, the Gnostics (Gnostics as in Gnostic-Rosicrucian-Masonic-Hermetic types) have used three goals of alchemy to bring about the total breakdown of matter.  What might these be?   They are (order is important):

• The Creation and Destruction of Primordial Matter
• The Killing of the Divine King
•  The Bringing of Prima Material to Prima Terra

Easy enough, I guess?  For this blogger’s simple piece, I want to look at each one of these “goals” separately in order to get some mystosynchronocites potentially in place.  So, to start with, let’s look at the Creation and Destruction of Primordial Matter.

 The Creation and Destruction of Primordial Matter

I asked everyone's "favorite" tool, Bing's Copilot (aka Artificial Intelligence), the following question :

What does the The Creation and Destruction of Primordial Matter mean?

Here were some highlights of the response.  

• A scientific concept that describes how matter can be created from energy and destroyed into energy, according to the famous equation E = mc^2. This equation was derived by Albert Einstein and shows that energy and matter are interchangeable. Matter can be created from energy in processes such as nuclear fusion, which powers the stars, and matter can be destroyed into energy in processes such as nuclear fission, which releases huge amounts of energy in atomic bombs
•  A philosophical or religious idea that explores the origin and end of the universe and the role of a creator or a supreme being. Some traditions, such as Plato’s Timaeus, suggest that the world was formed from primordial matter that existed before creation and that the creator or the Demiurge used this matter to shape the cosmos. Other traditions, such as the Book of Abraham in the Latter-day Saint scripture, also imply that the world was organized from preexisting materials by the Gods. Some traditions also speculate about the destruction or renewal of the world and the primordial matter at the end of time
•  A literary or artistic theme that expresses the imagination and creativity of the human mind. Some works of fiction, poetry, or art use the motif of creation and destruction of primordial matter to explore various aspects of human existence, such as the relationship between chaos and order, the meaning of life and death, the power of love and hate, and the potential of science and technology. Some examples of works that use this theme are Frankenstein by Mary Shelley, The Waste Land by T.S. Eliot, and The Creation of Adam by Michelangelo

With that said, what has the cult of Gnosticism used to accomplish this goal?  For starters, Hoffman mentions the Trinity Site, or the White Head, at White Sands, New Mexico..."Ancient of Days," as it were...  This site not only was lucky enough to witness the first detonation of an atomic weapon, but it also happened to be the start of a an ancient western road known as the Jornada del muerto, or the Journey of Death.  This old trail began at the White Head and worked its way to Mexico City.  From the bit of stuff online, it is mentioned the trail was called a Journey of Death due to the lack of water along the trail.

Ok, so we have the detonation of the atomic bomb at the White Head, which corresponds to the beginning of the symbolic journey of death.  I can see the Creation and Destruction of Primordial Matter symbolically represented with the death of matter beginning with the detonation of a fission bomb and the start of a journey to the death of matter .  Yet, Hoffman doesn't stop there and points out that along the Jornada del muerto, a Freemason named Peter Kern built a "Gate of Death" at a key point along this death trail.  This gate that he built was called the Gate with a Thousand Doors.  So symbolic was this gate that Hoffman states that Kern was "ceremonially murdered (decapitated) by a hooded executioner" in front of this gate.  That's quite a statement.

Newspapers Take on Said Subject

Being ceremonially murdered by a hooded executioner is quite a claim...so let's review the obit on Peter Kern.  According to the El Paso Herald Post, dated February 8, 1937, Kern was struck and killed by Texas & Pacific passenger train at Arlington, Texas.  The above mentioned Gate with a Thousand Doors (or as the article mentions, the "Kern Place Gate" which featured Indian symbols on which 444 electric lights burned nightly for a year) was built in El Paso, not Arlington, in 1913.  

The gate's lights burned for two years before WWI and neighbor complaints shut it down...then vandals took to the gate until the gate was eventually disbanded for a road widening project. I'd argue that no one really cared about the gate...not the neighbors, the city, taxpayers, or the utility company...and especially not the Illuminati, let alone Gnostics.

I guess the natural excuse is the that Illuminati threw this article out there in 1937 to cover up the decapitation, but I'm going to go with the assumption that Hoffman exaggerated a bit in his book.  Just a tad bit...

 All of that said,  what is exactly being stated here?  For one, the Gnostics intend to destroy this reality...which if one does believe that an insane deity/god/demiurge is responsible for all of this, then yeah, I guess that makes sense.  Now whether or not such a destruction began at Trinity on July 16, 1945 with the detonation of an atomic warhead is up for debate.  Did it release something on that date?  Demons, UFOs, the end of times...I doubt it.  Did it change the fundamental reality of our world?  Perhaps...and perhaps it did indeed symbolically, and literally, represent the destruction of primordial matter.  

Yet, we're all still here, Gnostic or not.  

If anyone out there has other examples of secret societies attempting to destroy the fabric of our reality, I'd love to hear about and research accordingly.  And now that this is "out there," I'm curious where it will take me, personally.