Alchemisland

Read today about the potential historical usage of megalithic tombs in soul transmigration rituals. Shout out Thomas Sheridan’s fantastic The Druid Code, whose initial creative analysis of the orthostats as yonic erections inspired these thoughts.

Imagine, an antique pagan culture inter the bones of revered dead inside megalithic structures, perhaps court, wedge or passage tombs, with ceremonial and ritual accompaniment. It is likely that the corpse was subject to cremation or something akin to sky burial, where corpses lain on raised platforms, perhaps even atop the dolmen portals, are stripped to their most unwieldy constituent parts by carrion birds, a practice alive in contemporary Steppe nomad cultures. No doubt, this consumption of death and human dead contributed to corvid spiritual associations, both positive and negative.

Later in time, perhaps generations subsequent to the initial construction of the megaliths which may have undergone generational cosmetic alteration, the tribe’s pregnant females would knowingly enter the megalithic passage chamber, itself inscribed with solar symbols and dazzling spirals echoing creation, to give birth. Doubtless, this shamanic civilization would believe that the ever-present souls of deceased ancestors and the empty vessel, the tabula rasa, of an unborn child may mingle alchemically and feed on one another in an ouroboristic way. In this way, gods and heroes were reborn bringing ancient oral prophecies to fulfilment.

Through this lens, we may view the UFO phenomenon as visitations from conceived but unborn consciousness from the past and the future, unchained from time in amniotic eternity and launched into the astral plane by the conjuring power of these neolithic transmigrations; the smooth, featureless shapes of ovoid ‘crafts’ are the womb vessel in an astral sense. Consciousness trialing consciousness, before the real deal. Perhaps this also accounts for UFO occupants sharing concern for environmental pollution and nuclear armaments (Ariel School incident, beings telepathically communicated messages of concern for the technological future of humanity).

To add an archeoanatomical (anatombical?) garnish, the cruciform layout of certain megalithic passage tombs, at first glance resembling classic early Christian/Celtic high cross design, recalls outwardly the female reproductive structure, down to the tomb containing a winding back passage representing the umbilical attachment.