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mazine 150 mg/day, Fluphenazine 15 mg/day) and has been added to
the ECT candidates list pending his next Mental Status Exam. Dr.
Stackhouse has given him the assignment of writing a journal about his
life in the hopes that this will allow for greater insight which may allow
us to pursue less intrusive therapeutic approaches.
Light filtered through the dusty pane glass windows across the room.
The windows were divided into 4x4 sections by strips of stained wood. It
was a long, narrow classroom, with stucco walls, off-white and covered
in a lattice-work of cracks. An old, temperamental coil heater in the corner
hissed as the professor, a thin, pockmark-faced man paced back and
forth on the creaking floorboards. Although he was balding, his wild,
curly hair, goatee and intelligent, darting eyes betrayed his relative youth
as a teacher and gave him a mischievous, plotting look. In fact, he looked
quite like the devil. Students shuffled in their seats. Some of them pulled
out books; all of them did their best to appear studious.
The professor ceased his pacing and looked over the class with his
clear, blue eyes. He took in one deep breath, held it, and then leapt into
his classic rapid-fire lecture technique. “The fish is a symbol of fatherhood,
of motherhood, of the perpetuation of life which generally occurs.
The letter N, (Nun, N, in Hebrew means ‘fish’), is one of the earliest
hieroglyphs of this idea…”
K turned to J and whispered “I found a paper posted on campus today
that I think you really must look over.” Although he said it quietly, there
was a definite urgency in his voice that caught J’s attention immediately.
“Have you ever heard of the Mother Hive Brain?”
J merely stared at K incredulously for a moment, his mouth slightly
ajar, and then looked back to the professor.
“…In Hebrew mythology, the symbol is connected to Noah. Note also
that the symbol of the fish has been chosen to represent the Redeemer.
The early Christians used the symbol of the fish to represent their martyr.
It is of note that the letter Nun corresponds to the astrological sign of
Scorpio and to the Tarot card of Death, which is the thirteenth card, 13
being the number of steps on a gallows. A tacit mythological truth is that
death always implies birth, and that the two are really not at all different,
being but two phases of the same process. From the standpoint of anthropology,
you can see the symbol of Osiris coming from vegetable societies,
where the crops are ‘slain’ each year and grow anew from the
earth. You may refer to the mythology of Isis, Osiris and Horus for further
details, as well as some hints at what the ritual is to resurrect the
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