Re: Garmanbozia

First, it's "garmonbozia" not garmanbozia.  Bozia in the Polish 
Voynich manuscript, is the name of God.
Garmon is a popular boy's name. Not sure what it means/derives from.
Could just be a nonsense name meant to throw viewers off, another 
puzzle not to be solved, another of Lynch's beloved mysteries.
Or it is the familiar name of a character to whom we were meant to be 
introduced?

--- In [email protected], "Dr. Marc-Alexander Fluks" 
<fluks@...> wrote:
>
> The last line of 'Twin Peaks Fire Walk with Me' (where 'Fire' 
and 'Me'
> must be Thoth and Maat), the one-armed man and the dwarf are in de 
Red
> Room and they both say to Bob,
>    Bob, I want all my garmanbozia
> [Just before we hear this line, we *see* the baboon Thoth].
> 
> From the context it is clear that 'garmonbozia' must be the 
suffering 
> caused by enlightened people (that is: alchemists that are aware of 
> what has been hidden in the dark and is to be merged with reality).
> 
> This is what I want to know,
>  1. What is the origin of 'garmanbozia' ?
>  2. What does it mean ?
> 
> Since it is the final word of Twin Peaks, it must be *very 
important* in
> the real world. In my previous contribution to this list I mentioned
> Dietrich Eckart - I just learned that these are the final words 
of 'Mein
> Kampf' by Adolf Hitler.
> 
> So please 'enlighten' me about this 'garmanbozia'.
> 
> 
> Marc Fluks
>



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