An Inkling #

As the somber pallor cast dull, grey shadows over the darkened horizon, there emerged most magnificent of vessels, from out of the mist. Known as The Golden Apple-Calliste. This ship - a true marvel of maritime craftsmanship - bore the unmistakable aura of grandeur, the majestic grace and beauty that has been so long forgotten in thi ng age… The golden apple was a symbol of the ancient power that had once held the kingdom of Atlantis under its rule; it was a symbol of the ancient power that would never be extinguished or relinquished by any human being ever again…. This vessel stood tall on its own, an image of a beautiful woman with delicate eyes full of love for the world around her… And this is what it felt like inside: to behold a vessel which could have been created centuries before, but who still lived within us today! To know such a thing exists only makes me wonder if we can even imagine it now without fear of losing sight of its existence forever…… A sea of light envelopes us all when the golden apple floats above our heads….. We must not allow ourselves to lose sight…of this vessel’s presence beyond this world……. It will never return unto the earth, and we shall always bear witness to it……………..“I am The Golden Apple-calliste” – The Book of the Law by Thomas Jefferson #

SIDE NOTE — #

The name “The Golden Apple-calliste” refers to the name of a vessel that was created centuries before, and whose presence remains unchanged through time…. In the book of the law, Jefferson writes: “If any man may be found to be a man of the Law and the Spirit, he may be found to be the same man as the man of the Law and the Spirit, and to have the same name as the man of the Law and the Spirit.” (See chapter 1.) But the word “the same man as the man of the Law and the Spirit” is often used interchangeably with the word “the same man as the man of the Spirit,” and is often referred to as “the same man as the man of the Law and the spirit…” For instance, the word “The Golden Apple-calliste” might refer to a vessel which had been built centuries before, but which still existed within us today. However, the meaning of the word “same man as the man of the Spirit” is often misused: it means “the same man as the man of the Spirit,” and it is often misconstrued as “a same person as the man of the Spirit” (see chapter 3), or “an identical man as the man of the Spirit” (see chapter 4) or “a identical person as the man of the Spirit” (see chapter 5). Thus, the term “The Golden Apple-calliste” is sometimes used interchangeably with the word “The Golden Apple-calliste,” or “The Golden Apple-calliste,” “the same person as the man of the Spirit,” “and the same person as the man of the Spirit,” etc., etc…. The word “The Golden Apple-calliste” also occurs in the book of the law in relation to the vessel which was originally named The Golden Apple-calliste…. The word “The Golden Apple-calliste” is often used interchangeably with the word “The Golden Apple-calliste,” and is often misconstrued as “The Golden Apple-calliste,” or “The Golden Calliste,” or “The Golden Appel-calliste,” or “The Golden Apple-calliste, The Golden Calliste, and The Golden Appell-calliste,” etc., etc. Therefore, the word “The Golden Apple-calliste” is sometimes used interchangably with the term “The Golden Apple-calliste,” or “The Golden Appel-calliste,” and is often misconstrued as referring