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I just learned about this on Twitter a few minutes ago, but I regret to inform you all that Nintendos Director and NOA CEO Satoru Iwata passed away yesterday at the age of 55 due to a "bile duct growth" according to the official response by Nintendo. According to other reports I've read this same problem is what caused him to miss E3 last year as he had to undergo surgery to get it out. Unfortunately it seems that it came back and that he wasn't so lucky this ...

Images of chubby, winged cherubs that drift on painted clouds and beautiful, maternal women in flowing white robes linger in the mind as the prime archetypes of supposed angelogy, even if such manifestations are far from reality. Although the original Latin word "angelus" literally means "messenger," it is clear even from the time of the first war in heaven that the angels do much more than deliver messages. Sammael brought pestilence to Krokotopia in the form of seven plagues. ...

I pride myself greatly in my blog posts,as a top informer of others on the supernatural,the mystical,the magical and the spiritual.I also talk about spirits,a lot.Spiritual pacts,spiritual contact,spiritual intervention,is central to many of the characters,role plays,stories and writings that I do.It'd be odd for me not to talk about them.



But first,a bit on the importance of spirits ...

In the past,we've discussed Magic,as an artform,a science,a system,a mystery,and a fundamental force.Something,we confuse so often with Magic,is mysticism.Mysticism is not magic.We've defined magic as the ability to use supernatural means to alter the world around oneself.The external transformation is always preceeded by internal alchemy,that alchemy is mysticism.

Mysticism is "a constellation of distinctive practices, discourses, texts, institutions, traditions, and experiences ...

So what other biological traits of the platypus might be attached to the intelligent Watermoles? I would like to think of them possessing the next characteristic:

4) Platypuses have electroreception. This is an extremely unusual trait! Electroreception means that platypuses can sense other creatures near them, knowing exactly where they are (electrolocation) by detecting the tiny electrical impulses given off by their muscle contractions (and how cool is that!). Like our noses and detection ...