Though of course no one or hardly anyone reads this, I understand either way, I should define my sense of ASTROPHILOSOPHY as though I imagine there might be some discrepancies to WHOMEVER comes on wandering in here.
You might think that astrophilosophy is just my term for a kind of theoretical astrology... which it is. But it is broader to me, it represents a certain spiritual space which is in the vein of hermeticism basically.
Astrophilosophy is thus the philosophy from space; while since I am a grandchild of the Space Age (as if it ever ended), I cannot say that this is not the geopolitical metaphysical inversion of a new detached subjectivity, but to me a space philosophy does indeed have roots in hermeticism, alchemy, and so on, which of course long precede the Space Age and mechanical spaceflight (i.e., the Industrial Revolution).
There are of course different levels, planes, abodes of existence, and though we are all members of society rooted in a cerebral biology inhabiting a physical body, one must of course never discount the power of subjectivity. After all, the body is itself subjective since it processes so-called reality differently according to its consitutition and physiology.
As you know the term chemistry comes from alchemy which derives from Arabic which derives from Greek, etc. and according to Wiktionary possibly Egyptian indicating "a mingling, infusion, juice, liquid, as extracted from gold" or just "juice, sap." Alchemy of course is an entire subject unto itself but in short for my purpose it inherently implies the 'mixing' of 'juices.' (Ha, ha ha, ha ha, HA HA.)
Not to say this is supposed to be literal - but here we have the element of Water somehow being fundamentally involved. Of course, in Astrology water is the 'feeling' element, the 'alive' in its most visceral sense, and as you know water is supposed to be the source of life on Earth and possibly a good part of the Galaxy (of course that's a fucking idiotic assumption to make, but nonetheless it's the least assuming of idiotic assumptions), since it is a liquid and facilitating medium. So it clearly makes sense that alchemy and chemistry by extension has a significant liquid aspect to it.
Wait, but that wasn't my point, anyways. GOD DAMMIT. I get off on tangents. Oh well you fucksuckers anyways the fascinating thing about alchemy is that it proposes that matter is inherently imbued with spirit, i.e. Life. Because as I said Water is the feeling element, which life if anything is feeling (this is actually not the way scientists necessarily look at life, since they have other theories about self-replication and so on, don't ask me). It's also about Gold- or the Sun Principle.
Quite fascinating. Indeed.... but to what end is this at all fascinating, if not the idle fancy of some STUPID degenerate in BEaversnowhereland?
Good FUCKING QUESTION, PYOTR. \
Oh, right, my original point.
Yeah, the alchemy of the biological presence.
Indeed, no matter how materialism tends to diminish the reality of the spiritual subject, one must always remember that each biological entity is fluid, since biology is a porous existence. One should stoop to the iguana's perspective and see that even this little fucker in the desert has eyes and ears and taste buds which lathers itself in a dry - but not completely dry - environment in order to ... what was I saying? HAHA WHO CARES I'M DYING
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