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"It is when your spirit
goes wandering upon the wind, that you, alone and unguarded,
commit a wrong unto others and therefore
unto yourself.
Much in you is still man, and much in you is not yet
man, but a shapeless being that
walks asleep in the mist searching for its own awakening.
Oftentimes have I heard you speak of one who commits a wrong as though
he were not one of you, but a
stranger unto you and an intruder.
If one falls he falls for those
following, a caution against the stumbling
stone.
You cannot separate the just from the unjust and the good
from the wicked; for they stand before the face of the sun even as the black
thread and the white are woven together.
And when the black thread
breaks, the weaver shall look into the
whole cloth, and he shall examine the loom also.
Let him who would
lash the offender look unto the spirit of the offended.
If any of you
would punish in the name of righteousness and lay the ax unto the evil tree,
let him see to its roots; he will find
the roots of good and bad, fruitful and fruitless, all entwined together in
the silent heart of the Earth.
What judgement pronounce you upon
him who though honest in the flesh
yet is a thief in spirit?
What penalty lay
you upon him who slays in the flesh yet is himself
slain in the spirit?
And how shall you punish those whose remorse is already greater than
their misdeeds?"
- Khalil Gibran, The Prophet
What distinguishes the madman or mad
woman from the visionary poet is
the way in which the individual is treated
by peers.
Dismissing suffering
ideological deviants is the root of cultural upheaval.
Apathy
isolates the persecuted
ideological deviant from community which is the very thing
that can provide relief.
"Meditation on the wrong suffered can lead
to self-pity.
It can also bring greater understanding of opponents and
forgiveness.
But
forgiveness can only follow an
awareness that one has been
wronged.
Heaping scorn on one's claims to
having been wronged, even when one plainly has been wronged, is thus at
once the most brazen and
uncharitable act.
A
man persecuted for his beliefs suffers, bitterness thwarts
reconciliation." - Andy
Nowicki
"People
engaging in honest religion
were, are and always will be heretics.
The word heretic comes from a
Greek verb interpreted as "to choose."
Heretics are
those who choose when some
small orthodoxy declares the choices closed
because the orthodoxy has found the truth.
The spirit of
honest religion,
the spirit of heresy, is the
ḦṍḸẙ ṦṕḯṝḭṰ.
It is the ḦṍḸẙ ṦṕḯṝḭṰ
that may never be fenced in, the ḦṍḸẙ ṦṕḯṝḭṰ
that is larger than all creeds,
all gods, and
all religions." - Davidson
Loehr
Socrates is forced to
drink poison.
Jesus
of Nazareth is nailed to the cross for
heresy.
Hypatia of
Alexandria is stripped naked and dragged through the streets by an
imperial Christian mob, flayed with
ostrakois and set ablaze while still alive.
purification through
punishment
Between the 12th and 14th
centuries, punishment was given a
religious quality by associating it with purification before a supreme
being.
The Imperial Christian
sycophants inflicting pain con-vinced the general populace
that they were instruments in the hands
of their supreme being performing a service by
purging corruption from the targeted
victim.
This thinking foreshadows
the eugenics movement and
private
prisons.
Imperial Christian authorities claimed that
if the tortured victim suffered
sufficiently here and now on earth he, or she, would not have to undergo
the sufferings of eternal
damnation.
People accepted the authorities story:
purification of the tortured victim
exorcised the evil from within the
society – the cancer could
not spread.
Infliction of
physical pain was rationalized, justified, and blessed.
1314 Elderly Grand Master Jacques de Molay of Knights Templar
(Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon) and Geoffrey de
Charney, Preceptor of Normandy, are burned alive at the stake in Paris.
Jacques de Molay calls out from the flames that his accusers and
condemners, Pope Clement and King Philip IV would soon meet him before God.
Pope Clement dies a month later, and King Philip IV dies in a hunting
accident before the end of the year.
In 2001 the "Chinon Parchment",
found in the Vatican Secret Archives, absolved the Templars of all
heresies in 1308, before the formal papal decree disbanding the Order in 1312.
King Philip IV was deeply in debt to Knights Templar and
their demise canceled that
debt.
1316 Bernardus Guidonis acts as
Procurator General of the Dominican Order.
Practica Inquisitionis
Heretice Pravitatis offers precise information on the doctrines and
mentality of heretics in the situation of persecution and attests to the
beginnings of the extension of the inquisition to popular
superstitions.
Le Manuel Des Inquisiteurs:
"The torture is
not an infallible method to obtain the truth; some men at the first twinge of
pain confess crimes they never committed; others bear the most cruel torments.
Those placed upon the rack suffer it with great courage, as limbs accommodate
themselves to it with facility or resist with force; others with charms and
spells render themselves insensible, and die before they confess."
"When sentence of torture has been given, and while the executioner is
preparing to apply it, the inquisitor should make fresh attempts to persuade
the accused to confess the truth; the executioners, while stripping him, should
affect uneasiness, haste, and sadness, endeavoring thus to instill fear; and
when he is stripped naked the inquisitors should take him aside, exhorting him
to confess, and promising him his life upon condition of his doing so, provided
that he is not a relapsed, because in such a case they cannot promise him
that."
Pietro d'Abano is an Italian
philosopher, astrologer and
professor of medicine in Padua.
Pietro d'Abano is accused of
heresy and
atheism before the Inquisition and
dies in prison.
1328
Meister Johannes Eckhart von Hochheim dies
at papal court in Avignon.
“The
eye through which I see God is the same eye through which God sees me;
my eye and God’s eye are one
eye, one seeing,
one knowing,
one love.” – Meister
Eckhart
Pope John XXII issued a bull (In agro dominico), 27 March
1329 - withdrawn in
20th century.
William of Ockham is
branded a heretic by John
XXII and forced to flee into exile in Bavaria with Michael of Cesena and other
leading Franciscans.
Ockham's Razor: the simplest explanation is the
most likely.
William takes refuge in the court of the Holy Roman Emperor
Louis IV of Bavaria who is fueding with the pope.
1414 John Hus teaches that Jesus, not Peter, is the foundation
of the church, publicly denounces the selling of indulgences and
calls into question papal infallibility. Council of Constance guarantees Jon
Hus safe conduct to Constance and back. Jon Hus is imprisoned and tortured in
several attempts to get him to recant.
Jon Hus refused them all. Hands
bound behind his back, Jon Hus was chained to the stake. Wood and hay were
piled up to his chin. Rosin was sprinkled on it. Jon Hus was given one last
chance to recant and be set free.
"I shall
die with joy today in the faith of
the gospel which I have preached."- Jon Hus
"Public condemnation goes a long way in
establishing
what is and what is not acceptable in a society.
Public good will prevail if the public
demands it."
Laurence Overmire
1431 An
Inquisitorial tribunal convicts Joan of Arc (Jeanne d'Arc) of cross-dressing.
Joan of Arc, condemned to be
burned alive is tied to a tall pillar.
She asks for a cross and a crucifix is
brought from the nearby church.
Jean Tressard, secretary to the
King of England, is seen returning from the execution exclaiming in great
agitation, "We are all ruined, for a good
and holy individual was burned."
Joan of Arc is beatified on April
11, 1909; canonized as a saint on May 16, 1920.
1492 The primary purpose of the Alhambra Decree is to
eliminate Jewish influence on the large converso population of Spain to ensure
they do not revert to Judaism.
Over half of the Jews of Spain had
converted as a result of the religious
persecution and pogroms which began in 1391.
1512 William Tyndale, educated at Magdalen Hall,
Oxford, is admitted with a Degree
of Bachelor of Arts and becomes a subdeacon.
1515 William Tyndale is made Master of Arts three months after
being ordained into the priesthood.
The Master of Arts degree allows him to start studying
theology, but the official course does not
include the study of scripture.
Horrified, William Tyndale
organizes private groups for
teaching and discussing the scriptures.
William Tyndale - a gifted
linguist fluent in French, Greek, Hebrew, German, Italian, Latin,
Spanish as well as his native English - believed
the way to God was through
His God so scripture should be
available even to common people.
1526 A full
edition of the New Testament translated into English by William Tyndale is
produced by the printer Peter Schoeffer in Worms.
The
book is smuggled into England and Scotland,
and is condemned by Cuthbert Tunstall, bishop of London, who issued warnings to
booksellers and has copies burned in public.
Cardinal Wolsey condemns
William Tyndale as a heretic and demands his arrest.
1536 William Tyndale is tried on a charge of
heresy and condemned to be burned at the
stake. Much of the King James version of the Bible is taken from Tyndale's
translation.
1536 Nahuatl Oceltol, an indigenous
priest of the Aztec Empire, is put
on trial during New Spain's Inquisition.
Several witness' recall how Nahuatl
Oceltol predicted rain.
1553 Michael Servetus
is convicted of heresy by the French Inquisition.
Shortly thereafter
Michael Servetus attends a
sermon by John Calvin in Geneva and is
arrested.
Michael
Servetus is found to be a heretic and is burned alive.
1556 Pomponio Algerio is boiled in oil for saying "The Roman
Catholic Church deviates in many things from the truth."
1559 Pope Paul IV promulgates the Pauline Index, the
turning-point for the freedom of enquiry in the Catholic world.
1564 Index Librorum Prohibitorum lists prohibited
books.
1567 John Frampton, an English merchant
from the West Country, is imprisoned and tortured by the
Spanish Inquistion.
John
Frampton escaped from Cádiz.
John Frampton translates The
most noble and famous travels of Marco Polois into English.
1568 Garcia de Orta, a Renaissance Portuguese Jewish
physician, confident in Portuguese, Spanish, Hebrew, Latin, Greek and Arabic; Garcia de Orta's
work shows he had knowledge of Persian, Marathi,
Sanskrit and Kannada.
1569 Garcia de Orta's
sister Catarina is arrested
as a Jew and
burned at the stake for
Judaism in Goa.
"It is proof of a base and low mind for one to
think with
the majority,
merely because the majority is the majority.
Truth does not
change because it is, or is not,
believed by a majority of the
people."
Giordano Bruno
March 1592 Giordano Bruno accepts
patrician Giovanni Mocenigo's
invitation to move to Venice.
May 22, 1592
Giovanni Mocenigo denounces Giordano Bruno to the
Venetian
Inquisition.
During a seven year trial Giordano Bruno is put the
test by the Roman Inquisition.
Giordano Bruno is condemned to death for
holding opinions contrary to the Catholic faith about
the Trinity,
divinity of Christ, and
Incarnation;
the virginity of Mary, mother of Jesus;
Transubstantiation and
Mass.
Giordano Bruno refused
to renounce his claim in the
existence of a plurality of worlds and their eternity; his belief in
metempsychosis and
in the transmigration of
the human soul; and thus was condemned to death for dealing in
magic and
divination.
1596 Luis de Carabajal the younger,
the first Jewish author in America, is put on the rack.
Luis de
Carabajal throws himself out of a window to escape further torture.
Francisca Nuñez de Carabajal is burned at the stake for being a
practicing Jew.
Doña Francisca and her children, Isabel,
Catalina, Leonor, and Luis, are also burned at the stake, together with Manuel
Diaz, Beatriz Enriquez, Diego Enriquez, and Manuel de Lucena for being
practicing Jews.
1599 The Friulian miller
Menocchio, also known as Domenico Scandella, philosophical teachings earned him
the title of a heresiarch during the Inquisition and he is burned at the stake
in on orders of Pope Clement VIII.
February 17, 1600,
Ash Wednesday, Campo de' Fiori
In
a spectacle Giordano Bruno
is hung upside down naked and burned at the stake.
1609
King Philip III, upon the advice of his financial adviser the Duke of Lerma and
Archbishop of Valencia Juan de Ribera, decreed the Expulsion of the
Moriscos.
1612 Cesare Corte, a Renaissance
Italian painter of Genoa, is imprisoned by the Roman Inquistion for espousing
Lutheran beliefs and possessing
Protestant literature.
1613 Cesare Corte confesses and is condemned to
life in prison. He dies within weeks of his imprisonment.
1626 to 1631 Johann Georg Fuchs von Dornheim, Prince-Bishop of
Bamberg, presides over the Bamberg witch trials.
Von Dornheim built a
"witch-house," a prison which featured a torture chamber adorned with Bible
verses.
These trials led to the execution of 300-600 individuals, the
most notable of which was Bamberg burgomaster Johannes Junius.
Junius
confessed that while in a difficult financial state, he was seduced by a woman
who later proved to be a succubus and threatened to kill him unless he
renounced God.
At first Junius refused, but soon more demons
materialized and attacked him further, finally convincing him to accept the
Devil as his God.
He took
the witch-name of Krix and was provided with a familiar named Füchsin
("Vixen"), at which point several local townsfolk revealed themselves as
similarly allied with Satan and congratulated him.
Thereafter he
regularly attended witch's sabbats, to which he rode on the back of a
monstrous, flying black dog.
At one such sabbat he attended a Black
Mass at which Beelzebub made an appearance.
Although his fellow witches
and familiar demons had commanded him to kill his children in their name, he
had been unable to perform this sacrifice, for which he was beaten.
Shortly before his execution, Junius managed to write a letter to his
daughter.
In the letter he defends his innocence, claims that those who
testified against him secretly begged his forgiveness, and recounts the abject
horror of his torture (inflicted upon him by his brother-in-law and three
others), from which his hands still shake at the time of writing the
letter.
"For whoever comes into the witch prison must become a witch or
be tortured until he invents something out of his head - God pity him." -
Johannes Junius
1647 Isaac de Castro Tartas, a
Jew, is burned at the stake.
Isaac de Castro Tartas last words as he
was immolated by the flames are "The
Lord our God is One!"
1677 to 1682 A three-year investigation headed by Paris police
chief Gabriel Nicolas de la Reynie uncovers a booming magical underworld, where
rebel priests performed black masses and sorceresses sell concoctions ranging
from love spells to ‘inheritance powders’ made of
arsenic.
Affair of the
Poisons: 319 subpoenas are issued, 194 individuals arrested and 36
executed.
1692
Cotton Mather, a
Premillennialist (openly
proclaimed a belief in a literal millennium similar to
Pentecostalism),
delivers a sermon warning that End
of Days is near at hand and portrays himself as leading the final charge
against the legions of Satan.
The Salem witchcraft trials used water
(like George Walker Bush's
waterboarding) and burning to elicit confession.
"Another test was
to make them repeat the Lord 's prayer and creed. It was affirmed that no witch
could do so correctly." - Charles MacKay
George Burrows, a ministerial
graduate of Harvard, stands on the gallows
loudly proclaiming his innocence
this stuns the crowd.
Then he
recites the Lord's Prayer without hesitation or
error, a feat thought
impossible for a wizard.
George Burrows is hung as a wizard on Cotton Mather's
recomendation.
| In English folk tradition
all the symptoms of "bewitchment"
resemble the ones exhibited in those afflicted with ergot poisoning. The
convulsive symptoms, such as crawling
sensations in the skin, tingling in the fingers,
vertigo,
tinnitus, headaches,
disturbances in
sensation, hallucination,
painful
muscular contractions, vomiting and
diarrhea, as well as psychological symptoms, such as
mania,
melancholia,
psychosis and
delirium were all symptoms
reported in the Salem witchcraft records. Their was an
abundance of rye in the
Salem region as well as perfect climatic conditions for the tainting of rye
with the ergot fungus. The ergot alkaloid ergotamine is an immediate precursor
of lysergic acid diethylamide and
therefore shares some structural similarities. |
1726 María Francisca Ana de Castrowas, a Spanish
settler to Lima, Peru renowned for her beauty and hauteur, is arrested by the
Inquisition as a practicing Jew.
After 10 years of
rape and
torture María Francisca Ana
de Castrowas is burned at the stake.
1808
Napoleon Bonaparte conquers
Spain. Colonel Lemanouski reports that the Roman Catholic Dominicans in charge
of the Inquisition
blockaded themselves in their
monastery in Madrid.
When Colonel Lemanouski's troops forced an entry,
the inquisitors denied the existence of any torture chambers.
The
soldiers search the monastery and discover them under the floors.
The chambers are full of prisoners, all
naked, many insane.
The French troops, used to cruelty and blood,
could not stomach the sight.
They emptied the torture chambers and blew
the monastery up.
2009 A woman in rural Papua
New Guinea is bound and gagged, tied to a log and set ablaze on a pile of
tires. Villagers judged her to be a witch.
"A modern civilized society,
where the conditions of life are in constant rapid change, demands
successful adaptation through
shift in intellectual outlook.
There
should be an attempt to encourage, rather than discourage,
expression of new beliefs and the
dissemination of knowledge
tending to support them.
The very opposite is, in fact, the case.
From
childhood upward, everything is done to make the minds of men and women
conventional and sterile.
And if, by misadventure,
some spark of imagination
remains, its unfortunate possessor is considered unsound and dangerous,
worthy only of contempt.
Such men have been the chief
benefactors of mankind, and are
men who receive most honor as
soon as they are safely dead." - Bertrand
Russell |
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