This Tooth is called Death. It is the 14th Tooth of the Mouth.

This Tooth is called Death. It is the 14th Tooth of the Mouth.

Today is the Tooth of Foetus.
Here are the various qabalahs so far uncovered in a poor quality sketch. The paths +1 is the number of nodes for the next one up.


This Tooth is called Ethics. In the Hyperqabalah it is the node Xiset which stands at the centre of it all. It is also at the horizontal centre of the regular qabalah. It is the 12th Tooth of the Mouth of See.

This Tooth is called Freedom. It is Lehe in the Hyperqabalahs. The Freedom of See (this Mouth) is special because it is the 47th day of the year and 47 is very very holy.
The image is Rowan tree with a serpent in it. A duck sits under the tree, quite safe from the serpent.

This Tooth is called Philosopher. In the Hyperqabalah it is the node Hrislohoepp which is the feeder node for Netahucla. Netahucla is a great and strange God about whom I know little yet, though it will disclose itself over time.
It is appropriate to be the Tooth of the Philosopher as the philosophy group discussed Parmenides and his more recent understanding as a healer/shaman. I have already read a lot of Peter Kingsley on this matter, yet it was interesting to revisit it.
I was reminded of an attempt I made to engage with the other world when I was much younger. I never really drifted into any alternate state as such though I do remember entering into a kind of vision in which I plummeted into a crater like face on a surface that I somehow took to me Mars. I went down a long dark hole and saw various strange things. The only really remarkable thing about it is how it repeats the same well known notion of the descent into the cave.
