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PART TWO
AN ESOTERIC ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS OF THE
ZODIACAL SIGNS AND THEIR PHYSIO-
CHEMICAL ALLOCATIONS
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FIRST EDITION
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COPYRICHT 1932
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HolJywood, California, U. S. A.
ALL RIGHl"S RESERVED
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TRANSLATION INTO 0TIIER LANGUAGES
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Pvsr.JCATJON IN ALL FoREIGN CouNTRIES
PRtSTED BY
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CONTENTS
PART ONE
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I. THE ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS OF ARIES
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PART ONE
INTRODUCTION TO PART ONE
BY
INEZ EUDORA PERRY
R. GEORGE W. CAREY'S booklet, uTize Relation
of the Mineral Salts of the Body to the Signs of the
Zodiac," has seen many editions; but it was not until
1906 that I secured my first copy, and, mentally hungry for
truth, eagerly devoured its pages.
Such actual meat and drink it was to me, so fascinatingly
interesting, that I 'vas convinced at once of its immeasurable
value to humanity. That realization became intensified, year
after year, as constant experience and intensive research work
furnished conclusive proof. I believe that the day is not far
distant when Dr. Carey will be acclaimed as one of the world's
greatest benefactors.
In this chaotic and materialistic age he discovered and pub-
lished a priceless key, that which unlocks the door to
mental as well as physical health. The understanding and use
of this key will accomplish the physio-chemical process where-
by mankind maj' regenerate.
This means the slow but sure
rise from physical and mental degeneracy, disease, unhappi-
ness, and death to that glorious state which is the heritage of
every one-perfection. Thus will be consummated the Scrip-
tural injunction, "Be ye therefore perfect even as your fathoc
in heaven is perfect." Matt. 5 :48.
The great majority of people will be startled, if, indeed,
not actually shocked, by the statement which fifteen years of
earnest research and experience causes me to make. Duty and
a sincere wish to help humanity are also contributing factors,
but there is another and more powerful reason.
Our solar
system is entering, once again in the cycles of the ages, the
sign of Aquarius, the Son of Man, and those who know the
Truth, or any part of it, must write, speak, and live it. Aqua-
rius is the humanitarian, or human sign, and the planet ( vibra-
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tion) Uranus is the ruler of this division of the zodiac, which
is the path of the solar system.
Therefore, as this is the J1 ge of Truth, those who work
with and for it are working in harmony with natural law,
while those who follow the opposite course will wonder why
they are not prospering. To prosper means to have sufficient
for one's necessities, to be physically and mentally comfort-
able.
It is only trutlz that matters; opi11iot1s do not count.
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Carey was not interested in the latter, he was an iconoclast.
He felt impelled to make scientific statements no matter how
they were received.
My rnethod (and purpose) is the same as his. I aspire to
give out facts as I know and have proved them to be.
Therefore, please consider, carefully and earnestly, the
following statement which should be written in letters of
flame:
A /(now/edge of, and the practice of, the proceJs necessary
to the attainntent of perfection is absolutely' impossible with-
out a tlzoro~gh understanding of ph)'Siological chemistry. This
Dr. William Schuessler furnished in his Biochemic System of
Medicine, and the perfect key was supplied by Dr. Cnre)' in
his allocation ot the biological salts with tlze zodiacal signs.
The truth o the foregoing statement is as definite and real
to me as the fact that I live, move and have my being. I wish
it could be made even more emphatic so that it would be en-
graved forever on the minds of those who read it.
Dr. Schuessler's system is the only true system of medicine,
for it is the method of supplying the blood with its component
parts. The Bible most truly states a great chemical fact ( Le-
viticus 17 :11 ) in the following words: "For the life of the
flesh is in the blood-for it is the b]ood that maketh an atone-
ment for the soul."
As the blood is the life of the flesh, it naturally follows that,
as man is a trinity (body, or flesh, soul and spirit), the quality,
condition, or health of his body determines that of his soul,
which corresponds in exact degree.
The word "atonement'' means at-one-ment or harmony. If
the blood \Vere chemically perfect, the highly differentiated and
attenuated nerve and glat~dular fluids, which constitute the
soul, "'"ould also be perfect. It is only when the blood is chem-
ically perfect that the full quota of Spirit, othcr\vise God-
p o \V e r, can enter the h o J y, for "I
J ike attracts 1 ike.,
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The study of Schuessler's Biochemistry enables us to become
acquainted with the different kinds of material or basic sub-
stances which the Great Chemist and Architect of the Universe
created as a medium for the Spirit, which is Life.
Spirit manifests imperfectly when material is deficient.
Deficiency means dis-ease, lack of ease, inharmony, imper-
fection.
Dormant, unhealthy, or imperfect brain cells do not make
for an efficient brain. Thought corresponds to the nature
and condition of the brain cells, for they constitute our
thought machine, and the quality and value of that which it
brings forth depend entirely on its condition.
Herein lies the e."Cplanation of all the trouble in the world,
sin, rrime, disrase, death, unhappiness, insanity, fear, coward-
ice, lack of poJitivity, differences in opinions and the wars of
nations and peoples.
Each one of us represents a consensus or aggregate of
vibrations, a sum total of those present in Nature at the time
we come into birth. Indeed, it is what makes birth possible. A
certain rate of vibration is manifesting at that particular time
and a corresponding result is produced.
"Whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap." Sow-
ing and reaping, reaping and sowing constitute birth and
death. If we were not responsible for the kind of life we
live, we would not then be accountable for the form of death
which we attract.
Is it not, then, equally logical that a reincarnating ego
must, because of the vibratory law of attraction, come to birth
in an environment and into conditions which are decided by
this self-same la ~,? Other\vise j_ustice would not exist. Justice
is conformity to divine law. It is the working out, the ex-
pression or administration of law-doing the right thing be-
cause it is the best.
In Greek mythology, which constitutes the sacred and secret
writings of that people, we find this statement which, it seems
to me, agrees perfectly with the foregoing. "Amphion built
the walls of Thebes {the human head) by charming {produc-
ing a harmonious vibration) the stones {mineral elements)
into their places by the music of his lyre." (The lyre is a cer-
tain marvelous organ in the head.)
It is a poetical way of stating that the human head, which
is the beginniug of the human body, is formed according to a
vibratory Ia\\', for by it tlze very mineral atoms are grouped
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together and cells fornzed. The meaning of Thebes is head.
It was originally a physiological term.
Showing the chemical correspondence of the mineral salt
Kali phos, or phosphate of potassium, to the highest part of
the head, the cerebrum, alone elevates Dr. Carey to the
heights where honor and gratitude should forever be accorded
him. For this salt is the dynamic material which generates
spiritual elertricity, and ensouls the physical form with life.
And this is only one of his t"'·elve astounding allocations.
For astrology, that synthesizer of all knowledge, both cosmic
and microcosmic, in the universe and in man, reveals to us why
Kali phos is the Aries salt. This substance, through which the
1\tlost High manifests in man, is the cause of actual life in his
form.
And to the degree in '"hich the cerebro-spinal nerves are
supplied with it, will energy or life manifest in and through
him. The light of intelligence (Spirit or Father) will burn
brightly if this substance, which alone can feed it, is sufficiently
and adequately furnished.
Therefore: a perfect supply of the right chemical elements
means perfect cells, a perfect brain, perfect thought, perfect
acts, pcrfectiotl-l\ GOD-MAN I
In contributing the foregoing I bespeak my deep and lasting
gratitude to Dr. George W. Carey for ·the chemical light
which he has thrown on dark places. Reader, Truth is the
water of life I May you drink deeply, and begin to learn how
to live forever I
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1~t pati~nc~ have its perfect \vork, thnt ye may be PERFECT' and
ENT'IRE ~nd LACK NOTHING."-james 1:4.
THE BIR'"fH OF THE AUTHOR, "THE SAINT
GEORGE" OF BIOCHEMISTRY
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EDITII F. A. u. PAINTON
·rime, September 7th, 184S, 4 :4S P. M.
ENTER-R. L. U.-SAINT GEORGE
It was on September seventh, in eighteen hundred forty-five,
The planets of the heavens were wonderfully alive;
Luna was well in Scorpio, with Sol in Virgo's light,
\Vhilc \tenus was exalted, just between, in Libra bright.
Said Luna, "Listen, Venus I although we are semi-square,
It's up to you and me to send to Earth a spirit rare;
That dark star's out of tune, and needs a strong, awakening
soul
Like those that you, fair Queen of Art, do be a uti fully control!
"Let's send down to the Earth today-today, but ne'er again-
One of those -~!chemists of life they call September men l
A genius, Venus-listen from your Occult House, I pray,
A genius of that Virgin soil that must all Science sway.'
The Goddess of Love answered, "I know, but take one peep-
Uranus's opposition is a thing to make me weep I
And his hous(! rises soon-so-heavens I what could we
ever do?
A genius we might send, but Oh I what MUST we send him
through?"
"Naught cares a genius,, Luna smiled; "send him through
hottest hell,
He'll smile, and take his way unmoved, declaring all is well!
I've picked the man-with heart of gold-an OR of vital
force,
And at the proper hour, we'll speed the soul upon its course I"
Still Venus hesitated-" But Mercury, what of him?
He's in his night-house, don't you see, where a11 his force is
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And Jove opposed, you see"- "Be still," said Luna, "he
Is close behind Old Sol, in Seventh, 'vhere l\'lesscngers should
bel
"i\nd as for Jupiter, of course I'd rather he would smile,
But if he won't-he'll have to frown another little while;
\Ve'll fix him in Third House to make a man of broadest
mind,
A Father of Big Thought, a chief and leader of his kind I''
"But Luna-ran you think it safe? The Dragon is at rest,
Its Head within religion's house \\'here all is at its best;
Its Tail down in the lower mind-0 what a po\vcr today I
But this Saint George would saunter forth this heavenly beast
to slay I"
A deep bass growl from distant space rolled through the home
of spheres,
And Venus drew near Luna, seeking solace for her fears.
"Hush I don't let grim old Saturn hear, or He'll retard the
plan,
And cast his gloom o'er all our works in every way he can I"
"Eclipse for Saturn and his frowns," said Luna, full of scorn,
"Let !VIars and Neptune in first house the leading aspects
form;
While Uranus, defying both, will leap o'er all that bars,
And lure to earth to plead for us a student of the stars I"
"He is the one to ever rule the true Aquarian born,
So what care we for Saturn's chill, or Mar's malignant scorn?
He'll draw unto the Earth, I'm sure, a Saint George full of
fire,
To slay the world's conventions with a sword of purpose
dire 1"
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A swift war-like commotion through the stellar
spaces ran,
j\s all the heavenly planets overheard the little plan;
"\Ve \viii not have this rebel loosed on earth," protested they,
"We \vill not countenance such revolt.
Man must our laws
obey I"
They all recalled the many lives they'd helped him live before,
They all looked back on ages past, and then-they sternly
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Not once again could they be blamed for such peculiar dope
As now boiled in Life's crucible to mold this horoscope l
"We've met i'l trines; \ve've fought; we've joined; we've met
in terms of sex;
We've formed all sorts of aspects that can human souls per-
plex;
But if he goes to earth again, just count our force not there l
f'or if we're to come to orb, we'll all act on the square I"
Then all reversed their motion, and walked backward, one by
one,
Endeavoring to escape the thing the karmic gods had done;
But, retrograde or not, the 'vord went forth to shake the earth,
And Gee-OR-Gee, (the Gold in Earth) came to the hour of
birth I
And ever since, the planets as they grace his horoscope,
Have kept their faces towards him, walking backward, void
of hope,
For he upsets all theories, and their age-old thought he jars,
Preaching a New Age Eternal, in defiance of the Stars l
He came to slay the Dragon, and to span the Bridge of Time;
To find the chemicals of life, and blend their force sublime,
To unlock earth's grim secrets, facing revolution's strife,
i\nd scaling highest heaven to demand immortal life I
Los Angeles. California, February 19, 1916.
Note. Mrs. Painton ,,·ill be remembered by many of the older astrologers and
c!pccially by the Fellows of the American Academy.
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Dr. George \'1 ashington Carey was born in Dixon, Illinois,
on September 7th, 1845, and was one of a large family of
children.
His father's name was John Carey, and bore the
relation of g;and-nephew to John Quincy Adams.
On his
mother's side, a grandfather served with General IVI arion
during the Revolution. His mother's name was Ruth Odell.
\Vhen George Carey \vas about a year and a half old, the
Careys left Illinois and came by covered wagon to Oregon, a
journey of six months. The motion picture entitled ''The
Covered \Vagon'' gives an extremely realistic presentation of
the main features of that trip and Dr. Carey greatly enjoyed
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He had very little schooling, but his parents were well
qualified to teach him the fundamentals. His father 'vas well
known for his humorous verses which embodied much of Irish
wit. As a child George \Vas very delicate, his parents being
doubtful that he would gro\v to manhood. His earlier years
'vere spent on a farm, the evenings enlivened by music. Later
on, he became leader of the village orchestra.
In his early forties he became the first Postmaster of
Yakima, Washington, and held the position for several terms.
Hearing of the science of biochemistry, he resigned to devote
his life to its study.
Together "·ith a number of physicians, Dr. Carey founded
the ColJege of Biochemistry in Yakima, \\7ashington, and a
few students enrolled and graduated, among them being the
College founders; but, as this was many years ago, not much
interest in the svbjcct was aroused, and the project was given
up because of lack of support.
Dr. Chapman was one of those taking the course, and the
book \vhich he 'vrote on biochemistry has been a popular
household 'vork.
Today this science is coming before the 'vorld, seemingly
by leaps. and bounds. Schools devoted to the teaching of bio-
chemistry in a practical way are starting up in many states of
the l\tl iddlc \'7 est, and entire families are learning ho'v to
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