Читаю Pieces of Eight: Chaos Magic Essays and Enchantments Гордона Вайта. В одному з останніх есе він розмірковує про користь від створення кожним власного священного календаря, що підкріплює зв'язки з концепціями та людьми, які важливі для вас та вплинули на ваше становлення, і як приклад наводить свій власний.А там з-поміж іншого: The Siege of Monségur – March 16The culmination of the genocidal episode known as the Albigensian Crusade, it was on the 16th of March that the remaining Cathars were burned in a bonfire after the fortress of Monségur was breached in 1244. Some esoteric traditions maintain that the Holy Grail was smuggled out during the fall of the fortress. This is best read metaphorically as a reminder that the Empire can never fully defeat The Signal. It is what I remember on this day. Jacques de Molay – March 18Funny how these dates cluster. This must be the ‘French royal murder’ part of the calendar. As you know, de Molay was the last Templar Grand Master, who was burned alive on a floating pyre on the Seine in 1314. He cursed King Philip IV from the pyre. The king was dead within a year. The historical provenance of the story that a Freemason pushed through the crowd at the guillotining of Louis XVI to dip is cloth in the royal blood and shout “Jacques de Molay, thou art avenged” is not particularly good. But it is a wonderful sentiment, to be whispered whenever a European technocrat falls from grace, which happens often these days but not nearly often enough.Традиційна окситанська пісня в пам'ять про ті, безперечно, пов'язані між собою події на #РадіоНічнийГолосіївA-E-I-O-U