The Rune backside breeze interval refers to a concept in the practice of rune casting and divination. Runes are ancient symbols used in Nordic cultures for both writing and divination purposes. When casting runes, practitioners believe that the way the runes fall or appear can provide insights or guidance for the present or future. The backside breeze interval specifically refers to the moment when the rune stones have been tossed or scattered, and there is a pause or stillness before the runes settle. This brief pause is considered significant in rune casting as it is believed to represent a moment of potential, a space where possibilities exist and messages from the spiritual realm can be received. During this interval, practitioners will often take a moment to focus their attention, meditate, or connect with their intuition.
SS Central America: the curse of a treasure
In 2018, California’s Long Beach Convention Center held an auction of the SS Central America’s treasure: 45 bars, 3,100 gold coins and more than 36 kilograms of gold dust, worth an estimated $500 million, are presented to numismatists who came from all over the world to acquire the cursed treasure. In reality, it is only a part from the sinking of the Central America found in the 2010s, as the overall treasure is much larger. Let’s take a look at its story.
During this interval, practitioners will often take a moment to focus their attention, meditate, or connect with their intuition. It is seen as a time to open oneself to receive any messages or insights that may come through the runes. The main idea is that the backside breeze interval is an important aspect of the rune casting process, providing a moment of potential and opportunity for spiritual guidance and insight.
The sinking of the SS Central America
The gold transited from California to Panama. On September 3, 1857, the SS Central America left the port of Colon in Panama to sail to New York. It carried 477 passengers, 101 crew members and a load of gold bars and coins, mostly from the California gold rush.
According to Gary Kinder, the author of Ship of Gold, the exact makeup of the gold shipment remained unknown for a long time, as the San Francisco archives had burned down. However, a U.S. Defense document declassified in 1971 reports that the SS Central America contained 11.2 tons of gold, not including the gold brought back by passengers.
Central America treasureAfter a stopover in Havana, the Central America sailed along the U.S. coast, but was caught in a violent storm off the coast of South Carolina on September 11. The sails were torn and the bow took on water. When the boiler stopped, hope disappeared and the men knew they were doomed. However, Captain Herndon hoisted the Stars & Stripes flag upside down as a distress signal. The next day, a rescue was attempted by a boat, but the weather was too bad. A few lifeboats were thrown into the water and 153 passengers managed to disembark. The SS Central America sank at 8 p.m. on 12 September. 425 people perished. The gold sank to the bottom of the ocean.
The news of the disaster quickly spread. The treasure of the Central America was, of course, mentioned. The loss of the SS Central America aggravated the financial hysteria around the New York banks. Rumors circulated, some evoking the curse of the gold, looted from the natives.
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