Cabinet

Cabinet n : a piece of equipment or furniture resembling a curtained enclosure or box where a physical medium is secured. Often strange inexplicable phenomena manifests from the box, in the form of moving objects, playing instruments or lights.

Beach deaths: No int'l probe ("Peretz told cabinet colleagues the world was wrong in its assumptions about the cause of the deaths" - the whole world)
Glenn Greenwald - Salon - Joe Klein digs Time's hole deeper still ...

Many interesting examples of early playing cards are found in the museums of Europe, and there are also noteworthy specimens in the cabinets of various private collectors. A few hand-painted decks exist which are extremely artistic.

souls who still cling to the superstition of "authentic, original, authoritative" editions, and who hope to find such authenticity in the "genuine" rituals, discovered left behind in the bottom drawer of some worthy old gentleman's antique cabinet, ...

dans le bassin étoit une tête de saint Jean, de gros carton, peinte au naturel, qui étoit creuse, ayant [110] la bouche ouverte; il y avoit un portevoix qui passoit à travers le plancher de la chambre qui étoit au-dessous du cabinet oû ...

The procession of apparitions began drifting in and out of the Eddy cabinet on the schedule of every one to five minutes. The appearances of Honto and the Indians were slightly dim compared to Madame Blavatsky's peopled apparitions.

of his force, whereupon the salniter extinguishes, and Mars loses his bitter property; then Jupiter and Venus wholly yield themselves to the sun in the moon's cabinet, 1 and the outward sun takes full possession of the inward; ...

Still more remarkable than its public presentation, however, is the fact that even cabinet meetings are "scripted.

For three years after Purucker's death the Society was administered by the Cabinet of the TS. In 1945, Colonel Arthur L.
Conger was recognized as leader of the Society. He concentrated on expanding the publishing program and restarting the work ...

He became a Cabinet Minister. Young politicians would do well to take a lesson from him.

Many of us clean the house from top to bottom; sweeping every nook and cranny from ceiling to floor; cleaning out cabinets and drawers, and scrubbing them, too.

All these things being thus arranged and disposed, let the Master of the Art go into a proper and fitting place, or into his Cabinet or Secret Chamber if it be convenient for the purpose, and he can there dispose and set in order the whole operation; ...

In the kitchen, tie green ribbons around the refrigerator handle to add healthy vibrations to the food contained within. You can also tie green ribbons around cabinet handles, and drawer pulls.

small globules, and just as easily coming together again, will see how perceptive the alchemists were of the inner nature of consciousness, in choosing this analogy. Educators who treat the consciousness of children as if it were a filing cabinet to ...

See also: World, Spirit, Sacred, Light, Ritual