my blue rose vision

[David Dalton]

Some, including high level ordained individuals you could
relay this to, may be interested in my blue rose vision
of September 6, 1991. For details see my Salmon on the Thorns
webpage at https://www.nfld.com//~dalton/dtales.html .

Some related points:

1. On Christy Moore's recording Voyage there is a song written
by Jimmy MacCarthy entitled Bright Blue Rose with lyrics that
include

"One bright blue rose
Outlives all those
Two thousand years and still it goes,
To ponder his life and his death eternally".

This would seem to indicate that Jesus had a blue rose vision
like mine.


2. In his song Santa Fe Thief, Jimmie Dale Gilmore sings

"Oh, the caretaker's daughter,
she lives near the Garden of Eden
She knows the name of each flower,
she remembers which let you in"


3. There is association of Mary and/or Mary Magdalene
with the blue rose, including (for Mary Magdalene)
by the Cathors and Essenes (but Mary is described
as the rose without thorns and is often dressed
in blue).


4. From the gnostic Nag Hammadi Library -- On the Origin of
the World there are the lines "And the first soul (psyche)
loved Eros, who was with her, and poured her blood upon him
and upon the earth. And out of that blood the rose first
sprouted up, out of the earth, out of the thorn bush, to be
a source of joy for the light that was to appear in the bush."


5. Another Christian legend says that when the blood of the
crucified Jesus dripped onto the moss at the foot of the
cross, moss roses were created.


6. My blue rose vision was glowing, at night (pre-dawn) near
the top of my naked thorn hill climb. I relate this to
the "burning that did not consume" (glowing) in the thorn
bush of Moses, who was barefoot (and I suspect naked
like me). The original Jewish sources do say thorn bush
whereas I think the Christian bible omits the word "thorn".


7. The colour of my blue rose vision was between sky
blue and sea blue but closer to sky blue, and I have
observed a similar colour in Muslim hijabs on a few
occasions. I also relate it to the mystic Sufi
blue knot mentioned in Keri Hulme's book The Bone People.


My latest attempt to change the world is described on
the thread "Friday the 13th" on alt.religion.druid.

[David Dalton]

Post by David Dalton
Some, including high level ordained individuals you could
relay this to, may be interested in my blue rose vision
of September 6, 1991. For details see my Salmon on the Thorns
webpage at https://www.nfld.com//~dalton/dtales.html .
1. On Christy Moore's recording Voyage there is a song written
by Jimmy MacCarthy entitled Bright Blue Rose with lyrics that
include
"One bright blue rose
Outlives all those
Two thousand years and still it goes,
To ponder his life and his death eternally".
This would seem to indicate that Jesus had a blue rose vision
like mine.
2. In his song Santa Fe Thief, Jimmie Dale Gilmore sings
"Oh, the caretaker's daughter,
she lives near the Garden of Eden
She knows the name of each flower,
she remembers which let you in"
3. There is association of Mary and/or Mary Magdalene
with the blue rose, including (for Mary Magdalene)
by the Cathors and Essenes (but Mary is described
as the rose without thorns and is often dressed
in blue).
4. From the gnostic Nag Hammadi Library -- On the Origin of
the World there are the lines "And the first soul (psyche)
loved Eros, who was with her, and poured her blood upon him
and upon the earth. And out of that blood the rose first
sprouted up, out of the earth, out of the thorn bush, to be
a source of joy for the light that was to appear in the bush."
5. Another Christian legend says that when the blood of the
crucified Jesus dripped onto the moss at the foot of the
cross, moss roses were created.
6. My blue rose vision was glowing, at night (pre-dawn) near
the top of my naked thorn hill climb. I relate this to
the "burning that did not consume" (glowing) in the thorn
bush of Moses, who was barefoot (and I suspect naked
like me). The original Jewish sources do say thorn bush
whereas I think the Christian bible omits the word "thorn".
7. The colour of my blue rose vision was between sky
blue and sea blue but closer to sky blue, and I have
observed a similar colour in Muslim hijabs on a few
occasions. I also relate it to the mystic Sufi
blue knot mentioned in Keri Hulme's book The Bone People.

Please relay this to any ordained individuals that you know
or can easily contact, even just as a joke. You may be
surprised and find they are interested.