Homunculus
| A Homunculus is a concept in alchemy, linked to the concept of a Golem in jewish mysticism. Alchemists teach that life fore (phosphor) in blood and semen. The result of the Magician's alchemical marriage is a smaller version of himself. Fallen Angels need a vessel to take form. Genetic engineering of the mad scientists in Atlantis was a quest to crack the code of creating and sustaining human life (some species survived while others didn't). Aristotle wrote Ontogeny. |  |
Paracelsus introduced the concept of a homunculus in Opus paramiram. William Harvey published on embryology, stating that all animals come from eggs. Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek (Royal Society) studied spermatozoa.
Mary Shelley wrote Frankenstein or the Modern Prometheus (Dr Frankenstein based on Paracelsus).
The Theosophists did research on dissociation (out-of-body experience).
Creating a homunculus is the goal of the last degree of Ordo Templi Orientis.
Theodore von Karman, related to rabbi Judah Loew ben Bezalel, linked to the Golem of Prague legend and rabbi Moses ben Menachem Mendel Kunitz (scholar of the Zohar), migrated to US to work with OTO leader Jack Parsons.
Carl Jung equates the homunculus with the philosopher's stone.
Fritz Lang directed Metropolis where a mad scientist created a False Eve. Einstein participated in the Solvay conferences.
The Trinity Test of the Manhattan Project was aimed at creating a homunculus. Fat Boy and Little Man are references to Paracelusus and his homunculus.
The nazi's and zionists worked together in mind control projects because they were united in their search for a homunculus/Golem, in modern terms a mind controlled slave, that dissociates at the command of his handler, becoming a vessel for the Fallen Angels.
Wilder Penfield introduced the concept in neuroscience.
David Lynch directed Eraserhead with Jack Nance. Jodie Foster played in Little Man Tate (Orion Pictures) with Diane Sawyer.
CERN and other particle accelerators try to open the Abyss of Revelation 911, pull in entities into this dimension.