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 | Reverend Charles Lutwidge
    Dodgson sought to impart to Victorian era children of his personal acquaintance, and
    subsequently children and adults alike in the preceding centuries via written instruction
    disguised as literature, something of the experience of the aboriginal dream time and
 Persephones descent into the underworld.
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      Whilst Persephone is whisked away to the
      underworld by Hades, Dodgsons Alice crawls down the rabbit hole voluntarily in
      pursuit of the white rabbit. |  |  | 
  
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 | It is very clear that
    Dodgson, who assumed the magickally derived name of Lewis Carroll and in so doing accepted the
    Shamanic responsibility
 involved in wielding a name of power,
 was heavily influenced by the written works of 21st century Man of Knowledge,
 Robert Anton Wilson.
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      In particular Carroll attempted to invoke the
      essential teaching that is also expressed through Wilsons The Illuminatus Trilogy
      through his own The Adventures of Alice in Wonderland.  | 
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 | When Alice voluntarily enters
    wonderland in pursuit of the white rabbit, she is in fact initiating a relationship with
    Yog Sothoth and entering the dream time.  |  | 
  
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    deity:
 "Yog-Sothoth knows the gate.
 Yog-Sothoth is the gate.
 Yog-Sothoth is the key and
 guardian of the gate.
 Past, present, future,
 all are one in Yog-Sothoth.
 He knows where
 the Old Ones broke through of old,
 and where They shall break through again.
 He knows where They have trod earth's fields,
 and where They still tread them,
 and why no one can behold Them
 as They tread."
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      To sacrifice the human dimension and enter
      wonderland is to seek immortality. | 
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 | Just as Eve partakes of the
    forbidden fruit, so Alice consumes tea biscuits which transform her so that she may
 enter a realm uninhabitable
 by mortal constructs.
 Her adventure in wonderland
 is the initiation into the mysteries.
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      Clearly Alices adventure is symbolic of
      the female principle that enters into a dark alliance; Eve and Samael, Persephone and
      Hades, Alice and Yog-Sothoth.  |  |  | 
  
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 | It would be a terrible
    misconstruction to assume, as was the assumption of 12th Century Inquisitors, that the
    Cathars Carroll, Lovecraft, and Wilson, three conduits of an ancient prehistoric lineage,
    were/are members of a secret society dedicated toserving satanic forces.
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      It is in reality quite the opposite, Satanic
      forces have been inspired by the efforts of these men and others like them.  | 
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 | Their practice stems from, as
    was previously noted, a prehistoric lineage, a lineage, which more accurately stated,
    predates the formation of the planet earth, the development of the human species and its
    parodies of civilization.  |  | 
  
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      The mythologies of this planet cannot
      strictly apply to a pre-existent experience, although it is possible that things which
      transpire in the present and future may have reverberations in the past.
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 | However, when considering an
    extra-dimensional experience it is important to realize that there is, in the natural
    order of things, a "trickle down" effect, meaning that higher dimensions may
    exert influence over lower dimensions, but, under normal circumstance, the lower
    dimensions, and their manifestations, i.e. botanical, zoological, mineralogical, and other
    sentient an non-sentient inhabitants, will not "trickle up" . That is, the lower
    dimensions will not tend to exert influence over the higher.  |  | 
  
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    rare exceptions, and this is where the above mentioned Shamans come into play. Through an
    unnatural and controversial conversion of basic life force structures certain
    manifestations strive to exert influence over the higher dimension, turning things "bottoms up".
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 | This may be considered a
    glorious achievement which could be likened to a successful moon launch. While American
    Hero Neil Armstrong proclaimed that he was taking, "One small step for man, one giant
    step for mankind.", another defier of the laws of nature is recorded as having
    celebrated her triumph over gravity by wondering, "Now, Dinah, tell me the truth: did
    you ever eat a bat?"  |  | 
  
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    |  |  | Therefore, Carroll sending
    Alice down the rabbit holeis the equivalent of sending her
 back up the birth canal and beyond,
 into the primordial abyss,
 the void,
 the uncreated
 which is neither real nor unreal.
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      For the children of Victorian England the
      good Reverends message was no doubt quite a shock to the nervous system. Its impact
      on the development of that Nations psyche may be measured through an in depth analysis of
      Genesis POrridges Temple of Psychic Youth.  | 
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 | Just as the nuclear assault
    in Hiroshima during World War Two catalyzed an unexpected mutation in the collective
    subconscious of the Japanese people, Carrolls message clearly affected a subtle
    distortion within the consciousness of the United Kingdom that would increase
    exponentially leading up to the musical revolution of the 1960s.  |  | 
  
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      Measurements of the impact his work may have
      had on higher dimensions is obtainable only through strict observation of self. As
      manifestations of a lower dimension human beings will be influenced by the influence
      exerted over higher dimensions. Like backwash, the "trickle up" will trickle
      back down.  |  |  | 
  
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      Disturbances of a psychic nature, increased UFO sightings,
      and frequent occurrences of déjà vu and or bed wetting may be signs of Lewis
      Carrolls, and his avant garde brotherhoods, effectiveness in reversing the
      current.  |  | 
  
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