A year and a day (important in magickal circles) after the numerically spooky Glasgow bin lorry crash, Aleister Crowley's old Loch Ness abode, Boleskine House, is close to destroyed after a horrendous fire, the alarm raised at twenty to two.
As I have written before, Crowley purchased the property to undertake various experiments and believed the site to be a centre of energies.
Perhaps a nod towards 2016.
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BBC News
The 360th day in the year - a circle, as oft used in magical rituals
ReplyDeleteBin is apparently a Celtic word, related to Welsh 'ben' - a cart, and from then to a receptacle. Glasgow was 'welsh' many years ago.
The top of a bin is usually circular, as are the wheels.
Was it arson?
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An upcoming baptism of fire perhaps.....
ReplyDeletePlease consider this recent post on William's black horse symbology
https://forthtell.wordpress.com/2015/12/27/black-horse-inn-this-is-it-be-ye-ready-last-minute-mile-warnings/
Hiya, thanks for the comments, sorry to take so long.
ReplyDeleteNot sure if it was arson Mr. Moon, scant details.
Sabine, many thanks, most informative.
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A sad day when it burned.
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