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Fe- Fi- Fo- Fum

Historians provide different interpretations for the words of this famous ditty, agreeing only that it has no allegorical meaning. They are wrong! The entire verse is a prescription for divination – an ancient invocation. Consider …

Fe – Fi – Fo –Fum
I smell the blood of an Englishman (noble person);
be he live or be he dead,
I grind his bones to make my bread.

The first line relates to the Ancient elements of Determination:
Freedom from discordance of thought and will,
Phi as the boding element or logic and justice,
Foresight as a guide for decision,
From as a grounding of being.
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Free – Phi – For – From
The second line recognizes a worthy Seeker, ”blood” mean “sanguine – kinship)
Here a true seeker of knowledge come.
The third line directs the balance between Spirit and Humanity (soul)
We will seek answers for Spirit and Mind
The forth refers to synergy for a Presentiment
That will and purpose shall ever bind.

The Invocation:
Free – Phi – For – From
Here a true seeker of knowledge come.
We will seek answers for Spirit and Mind
That will and purpose shall ever bind.

You do have a unique way of thinking, Funsway. Thank you for sharing.