Wow, at last, a way to burn oils, incenses, powders, herbs, salts and more, without having to buy charcoal briquettes that fume up the atmosphere and are downright dangerous. No more sputtering charcoal spitting out sparks in your home!
Now I can offer those things to you, knowing that you will be able to burn them safely — the burners I have in mind have automatic timers and temperature settings from low to mid-high.
Everything I could possibly want to burn at my Altar will work in the burners which I have selected as the best currently offered & available. That’s the thing — many of these wondrous items are not available due to supply chain issues, but even so, you CAN find one, with some luck and perseverance.
The good ones run around $35-$65, but watch for no timer or no heat control — some have them, some don’t. This is not a place to save a couple of bucks. Be kind to yourself, and if possible, be lavishly kind to yourself. The burner will be used to do good work in the higher spheres, thus earning you Merit and passing the Blessings on to those around you!
Freedom at Last! Freedom at Last!
Yep! After 6,500 years of charcoal, finally we have achieved Freedom From Charcoal! You have all that freedom, and what’s more, you can burn just about any fragrance in one of them things!
Ever since the ancient cities of Babylon, Ur, Shamballah and Cleveland, the most primitive and sophisticated charcoal incense burners have been used, mostly made of stone or metal, usually with a slotted cover and a carrying chain, which you can see used in most Catholic churches and some New Age gathering centers today.
Actually, every culture has something they burn for luck, contact with the higher, attunment, protection and sometimes just to get rid of an unpleasant odor, like your Aunt Mildred and your obnoxious Uncle Charlie from Cincinatti. Cincinatti, Cleveland, Medina, it all seems to center around urban areas in Ohio, but don’t let that fool you — it’s just what they WANT us to think!
So, incense — which I haven’t sold for years simply because you can’t ship self-lighting charcoal, and the stuff is definitely not safe — is now available, along with herbs from my garden, powders and bath salts which I will mix and ship, and of course my 60-year old Altar Oils, which are intended for aromatic use only.
Just about everybody burns on their personal Altar what they are told is “Frankincense”. Well, that’s mostly true, but the gum arabic that’s sold today is very different from the old incense that I have always stocked.
I ordered them from their countries of origin, back in 1964, and I’ve had them ever since. They can’t be found today at any price, and I even have one unbroken brick that I’m offering at $2,500.00 plus considerable shipping — it’s damn heavy.
Gorby’s Gum Incenses — $5.00 bag
- Frankincense — This is the Mother of All Incenses, and is a resin that is today quite rare, and in addition, these were imported back in 1964, and have been sitting untouched in warehouse all this time.
- Myrrh — To be used sparingly with Frankincense.
- Benzoin — Rare, use very very sparingly.
Gorby’s Famous Altar Oils — $25 / 2 dram vial
- White Musk
- Lilac
- Bergamot
- Green Musk
- Black Musk
- Cedarwood
- Magnolia
- Patchouli
- Rain
- Myrrh
- Jasmine Orange
- Oriental Sandalwood
Gorby’s Ultra-Rare Altar Oils — $35 / 2 dram vial
- Labadnum
- Patchouli 1968
- Lotus Blossom
- Gardenia
- Narcissus
- Amber
- Alchemical Ambrette
- Rose
- Carnation
- Magnolia
- Jasmine
- Jojoba
- Tropical
- Lily
- New Mown Hay
- Dark Musk
- Green Musk
- Egyptian Musk
- Ylang-Ylang
- Oriental Bouquet
Gorby’s Fifth Avenue Scents — $60 / 2 dram vial
- Channel #5
- White Shoulders
- Ylang-Ylang
Gorby’s Personal Custom Blends — $35 2 dram vial
You get a blend of rare oils designed with you in mind. Your formula is kept in a vault and can be duplicated anytime you wish to order more, provided the oil is still available. There are supply issues, be advised.
Gorby’s Bath Salts — $2.00 bag
- Peace
- Prosperity
- Cleansing
- Dissolving Radiations
- Meditation
- Remedies
- Wellness
Gorby’s Altar Items — $2.50 bag
- LUCKY PROSPERITY MINE Gold-Bearing Paydirt
- Delphi Dust
- Ashram Sacred Soil
I plan to also add handmade beeswax candles to the list, but haven’t even looked at molds and waxes yet — it’s all very complicated, and there are many issues from shipping to just plain obtainment. The supply chain is very broken, so I’m waiting for that to clear up — there are still hundreds of ships in port, and rail cars are busted open all over the place, so be patient, and expect some trouble.
Now, I’m selling off my ancient and modern beads, all except the ones I’m actually using in my diode earrings and tribal styles, so take advantage — they’re at prices below what I paid some fifty years ago, but I want them out there in use, not sitting on a shelf!
Lessee — I have a few silver cabochon rings reminaing, with angel cabochons, sizes 8, 9, 10, each of which is $125 — the rings are no longer made, so when these are gone, they’re gone.
Also at hand are some oddball books and prints, that I might have time to show at this morning’s 6:30 am zoom meeting — we shall see.
Oh, also I should mention that there is now a very good collection of Mark Twain stories out there, and you can now find copies of the Bowery Boys films in full restoration as a boxer set.
Gorby’s Other Offerings
I’m giving folks a chance to work with the materials I’ve assembled over the years at my jewelry workbench, for a fraction of what I paid for them, just to get them onto your workbench and off mine — I’m trying to disseminate as much as possible before the Big One happens and there’s no trucks or rail or air freight to ship anything anywhere.
Here are some bargain items you might like to acquire:
- RARE 19th Century Etchings, Engravings and Lithography, $10.00 to $50.00 each.
- AFRICAN Style Drums, $100 – $200.
Plus an entire museum-full of African Masks, at $65,000.00, ideal donation gift to museum or university. Also included are two crates full of Beaded Objects of Daily Use.
Then there’s my enormous lifelong collection of Parthian Faience, an entire case full, at a mere $4,500.00, and that includes the case.
How about some really really rare coins as lucky pieces? I have a very large selection of fabulous Ancient & Medieval coins, mounted in acrylic capsules and ready for wear, with total safety to the slabbed coin within. Prices vary from $125.00 to $375.00.
Or … what about an ancient coin encased in German crystals and surrounded by a fabulous handmade pendant locket or a pair of incredibly rare and unusual earrings?
You might want to inquire about my strands of very rare ancient beads, ready to make up into necklaces of YOUR design, and available from $10 a strand to $450 a strand for the really rare stuff. Mostly you can score good beads for about $25-$35 a strand with what I have in stock at this time.
I’m still buying beads, but they’re the kind I use in my 18k solid gold “Diode Earrings”, which I’m starting to make and peddle — they really add a powerful punch to whatever Ammy you’re wearing at the moment, and it amplifies the Godd™ Particle, too.
I also recommend wearing them when using the SuperBeacon, unless they interfere with your earphones or headphones, in which case, take them off — carefully, one at time.
Did I mention that we’re working on videos to show you how to prepare the foods we serve at our table? Well, we are.
If you have a particular food in mind, say something. What am I, a mind reader or something?
We were walking into a very large and well-arttended Psychic Fair as merchants and performers, when we got stopped by a friendly gate-keeper. She looked up from her list at us, and said, “Names, please”.
She paused a moment, as if a thought had suddenly struck her. “But wait. This is a Psychic Fair. I should know your names, huh?”
She was so right. She surely should have. Well, that’s why I don’t go to Psychic Fairs anymore, at least not predictably.
That’s enough chatter for now — I’m back to work on my night’s project, which is to organize everything that remains disorganized, and I might be in for a long haul on that particular work-session goal.
Not a joke — whatever goal you set, make it attainable within a few hours from now. Never put a goal farther out than you can easily and reliably reach.
When you attain that goal, set the posts further away, meaning “set the next goal”. Do that as often as you need to.
See You At The Top!!!
gorby