The TRIANGLE BOOK (or Triangular Book) differs from many alchemical texts in its language, being more of a ritual invocation than a recipe. Naturally, St. Germain made marvelous plant and herbal medicines (spagyrics) but this book is not about that but about the qualitative Universal Medicine. Meditation facilitates spiritual pursuits, including alchemy, qabalah and magic. The ceremonial diary of Abraham of Worms is a book of "the true practice of the ancient divine magic and of remarkable things revealed through the holy kabbalah and through Elohim together with the authority over spirits and miracles learned by Moses at the Burning Bush, containing all secrets of the Kabbalah". The third book of writings by Abraham of Worms contains the first extant complete rite to tame familiar spirits under the protection of the guardian angel. His writings also contain his magical career, something approximating an autobiography and a history of his travels. The ethical aspirations of his work are those of magia naturalis. Porphyrias are detected in all 'races.' Jewish ethnicity is linked to Congenital Erythropoietic Porphyria. Cavalli-Sforza in T he History and Geography of Human Genes groups people into geographic and evolutionary clusters--but, he writes, ''At no level can clusters be identified with races.'' Types include ALA Dehydratase Porphyria, Porphyria Cutanea Tarda, Congenital Erythropoietic Porphyria, Hepatic Coproporphyria, Erythropoietic Protoporphyria, and Variegate Porphyria. Four of these can sometimes cause sensitivity to light: Erythropoietic Protoporphyria (EPP) or Protoporphyria, Congenital Erythropoietic Porphyria (C.E.P.), Porphyria Cutanea Tarda (PCT) and Variegate Porphyria.

What we know is that both St. Germain and Manly Palmer Hall lived to a ripe old age and remained mentally vibrant, each a great adept of his own era. Can this obscure arcane text -- one of the rarest occult manuscripts -- be the secret of their longevity? The book is alleged to be Egyptian in origin. MPH, himself, can be seen with the book (shown here) in the frontpiece portrait in his FREEMASONRY OF THE ANCIENT EGYPTIANS.A great story in such compact writing. There's really 2 stories, the one about the Triangle Shirtwaist fire, which I really don't know much about, and the other about the composer who creates music based on DNA--I think that could have been a stand alone novel by itself. So much research, not just on the fire and music, but also Yiddish, Huntingdon's disease, etc. I kept thinking, I need to look up this word, but I didn't want to stop reading. Perhaps I'm slow, but when Esther repeats her testimony over and over, it wasn't until near the end that I saw the discprencies. In the end you are left exhausted, with nothing left except Triangle and Square, the two-dimensional shapes of pain. stars. I am forever a Mac Barnett and Jon Klaasen completist, having read Dave Digs a Hole and other books they've done together, books that are for kids, but don't insult their intelligence, don't put kids into a narrow box about what they can and can't read/understand/deal with. This master adept, called the wisest in Europe, reserved his greatest gift -- the two books he wrote -- for his wisest companions. One of them was a magical rite for alchemical Immortality. The Magnum Opus, the Great Work of alchemy, is the utter transformation of oneself into a being of light, an energy body. Saint Germain's great secret was the Art of Rejuvenation and Spiritual Rebirth. Immortality is the occult alternative to Christian salvation. Post-modern views include ideas of holographic pattern or field survival from advanced physics. There is a clear message to realize the immortality that rests within us. If you are familiar with, and enjoy the works by Jon Klassen, then you will love this book by Mac Barnett, which has been illustrated by Jon.

Furthermore, this magical power could be used in an elixir that would impart immortality on those who drank it. He is enshrined in history , and fiction -- as a Mason, a Magus, a scientist, a healer, a musician, a spy, It is the story of St. Germain's book of magic, why he may have written it, what secrets of pre-history it may hold, and its clues to St. Germain's family origins and mystic-political agenda within European royalty and Masonry, particularly at the purported end of his life. The foremost goal of this practice was the creation of "projection powder" or the elusive "philosopher's stone," which, it was claimed, when added to the molten form of such base metals as lead could turn them into pure silver or gold. And this is a terrible review - I can't just describe this accurately without giving it away. But just like with The Little Women, also by Weber & which I happened to read on the same day as Triangle, I enjoyed this far more than a meagre three stars - but maybe I just like repetitive slow-moving stories with a trace of mystery that center around easily avoidable disasters which affected a disproportionate amount of poor young immigrant women in the early 20th century and the present-day research methodology that falls into Feminist Pits as it attempts to understand the intersection of memory on past and present, please add something about conceptual music. - But my enjoyment doesn't necessarily have much to do with how good the book is. And I must be true to the star honor rating!Iron, which is chelated in the center of the heme group, may have been selected instead of another metal for evolutionary reasons, due to its abundance in the crust of earth. Hemoglobin and myoglobin are believed to have emerged more than 600 million years ago . Structurally, hemoglobin consists of four protein subunits, with each subunit associated with a heme group chelated with an iron atom in the center. Its evolution permitted animals to develop complex circulatory systems, which in turn permitted larger organism sizes and higher functions. The serpent cult worshipped the esoteric or inner sun, manifested as the biophotonic energy body. This inner light is the realization of our own hyperdimensional connection to the greater universe, of our own inner balance and our own growth toward attune to or resonance with the world around us. It is also the part of ourselves and our outer world, which gives life, sustains and gives growth. The dragon and serpent cults inspired megalithic monuments, global dragon and serpent mounds. The most ancient initiatory and healing symbols, the circumpunct, a dot within a circle and/or a cross within a circle symbolize this inner sun. It may account for some of St. Germain's enigmatic behaviors, such as never eating in the company of others. Even today, those with the condition are often reduced to eating only the most benign of foods, such as organic oatmeal or porridge. So, naturally he may have had to pass up gluttonous royal feasts. They can be highly sensitive to the sun, erupting in skin lesions with overexposure, and prone to seizures and even deep comas, which might in the past have been mistaken for death. Severity varies with each individual; not everyone will di splay the whole range of symptoms, wh ich depend also on the type of porphyria.

The great initiate who termed himself the Comte de St.-Germain must not be confused with the French general of the same name, for the "Wonderman," as M. de St.-Germain was often called, was not a scion of the French family. The theory long held that he was a Portuguese Jew has now been discarded as untenable. The most reasonable conclusion regarding his birth is that he was the legitimate son of Franz-Leopold, Prince Ragoczy of Transylvania: in fact the Comte de St.-Germain appeared in Leipzig in 1777 as Prince Ragoczy. He also admitted to Prince Karl of Hesse that he was the son of Prince Ragoczy and that he was reared and educated by the last Duc de Medici.

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St. Germain recorded his version of "The Secret" to health, wealth and long life in his legendary TRIANGLE BOOK, and apparently made copies for his closest circle of initiates. But, perhaps even then, the entire secret was never entrusted to a single individual, as the copies of the book are not identical, containing different illustrations. It includes angelic invocations, sigils and ritual timing. Ameretat is one of the Archangels of Zoroastrianism, considered the angel of immortality and ruler over plants. Myrtle is a symbol of immortality. Fir is the evergreen of immortality. The Dragon Tradition was alive and well during the time of Saint Germain and he was certainly part of it as a Transylvanian prince, whether he could pass a “Dragon DNA test” or not. It is no accident one of his only two original works carried the Dragon emblem. No wonder the book has been held closely ever since. Who was this mysterious man? Are the stories of his immortality mere legend and folklore? Or is it possible that he really did discover the secret of defeating death? After the Turks were defeated before Vienna in 1683, the Transylvanian land was overrun by the troops of the Habsburg emperor, then recognized the suzerainty of the emperor Leopold I; Transylvania was officially attached to Habsburg-controlled Hungary and subjected to the direct rule of the emperor’s governors.

Katharine Weber's six novels and memoir, all highly-praised, some, award-winning, have made her a book club favorite.The "secret of immortality" of the "Wandering Jew" is the in-bred dynasty. For the ancient Egyptians, it lay partly in historical remembrance of one's name. Some say the nomadic Khazars derived from both the Edomites and the so-called “Lost Tribes”. Like their Edomite ancestors, the Khazars were also red-headed, and came to be known as “Red Jews”. Transylvania was part of the Khazarian Empire (with roots from Mongolia to Transylvania).The Khazar ruling class was strikingly handsome with reddish hair, white skin and blue eyes. The inverted triangle as a symbol of The Feminine - Delta of Venus - suggests the deepest of meditative brainwave states - Delta (1-4 hz) where psychophysical regeneration and recalibration takes place. The delta state rejuvenates your mind, body, and spirit. Delta range of deep dreamless sleep also triggers the release of anti-aging Human Growth Hormone so beneficial for renewing energy, healing and regeneration. Scientifically proven benefits of delta brainwaves include: Mac Barnett’s wily story and Jon Klassen’s eyes-tell-all illustrations make Triangle a really fun read-aloud for preschoolers, early elementary kids, and their adults.”