The ancient wisdom describes these fields of resonance emanating from
the center as elements. The elements are the vibratory archetypes of
Cosmic Intelligence that underlie creation. Ether, Air, Fire, Water,
and Earth. These five patterns of vibration are at the core of the
sciences of the ancients. Dr. Stone writes: “Patterns are mind energy
fields. [underlined in the original] Each type of energy has a
vibratory speed and wave length which determines its function and
affinity to other similar units of energy functioning in the body, or
outside in the cosmos. They are the fundamental resonances that are
the inner vibrational basis of all phenomena. The elemental harmonics
are understood as four phases of radiation (Air, Fire, Water, and
Earth) from one center (Ether). Each of the elements represents a
progressively denser, more material radiation of a single force, a
harmonic of the underlying singular harmony. The elements are
archetypal harmonics corresponding to the phases of materialization in
the Polarity Evolutionary Cycle.
Ether is the matrix through which thought forms are brought into
etheric patterns which then crystallize into physical expression. Ether
resonates with prana, the life breath of the cosmos and sonic medium of
the Divine will to create. Ether is the principle in consciousness that
draws from the universal medium of prana, cosmic breath, to project
into physicality the intelligent patterns that sustain matter. The
other elements radiate outward from within this all-pervasive subtle
inner medium as they step-down into more and more solid matter. The
potency of the emanation drops as the energy moves away from the center
and steps down from Spirit to matter. The etheric body is a high
vibrational matrix which steps energy down from the subtle universal
elements into materiality. Ether is the womb through which the
subtle inner quintessence of the universal elements combine into the
pentamirus
combination of the five gross elements which sustains matter.
A lot of the time we will feel lost or disoriented when trying to navigate through all the different magical practices that exist, especially if we’re trying to learn on our own. With no teacher to guide us, we must make our own path through a wild jungle of information, and it’s easy to end up stagnant because we fear we might go wrong, or indeed walking somewhere that will not do us good. In my experience, the most important thing we can do is know our own strengths. And our strengths often lie with our tempers, despite what some may think. Where one person is always very calm and logical, and might very well benefit from a detached approach to magic, another like myself might only be able to do things 100% or not at all, and therefore need a lot more passion in their magic workings. This is why knowing ourselves, both strengths and weaknesses are so important. If we go with the magic that already fits us, we are more likely to breeze through a lot of things that would be challenging had we chosen another route.
On the other hand, even knowing our strengths we might choose to go where we have no experience and where we are completely wrong-footed. We might go to the place where there will only be trial after trial, and where each trial either means evolving or dying. And that to me is where traditional craft differs from modern and new age practices. The latter are likely to encourage you to do what feels good, to never push yourself to that place where you are ready to lie down and cry and the only reason you don’t is that you know you won’t get up again if you do. Of course, this has its own benefits, people would not follow this path otherwise. Some people especially might need this approach because they’ve been hard on themselves all their lives and need to learn kindness. This path is gentle healing. But traditional craft does the thing that magic was always meant to do in my opinion. It forces us to constantly face the weakest parts of ourselves, to know our mortality yet challenge it anyway. And every time we do, new challenges arise and keep us moving. However, it is not nice and there is no point pretending otherwise. Traditional witchcraft might very well take you so far that you are barely human, for better and for worse. It forces you to exist in all worlds at once and that means constantly losing and rebuilding parts of yourself. There can be healing found here too, when we face the darkest parts of our minds we might find that we are unable to hate ourselves anymore, no matter what. But this healing is only a minor part and it is born of never-ending destruction.
Neither path is neccessarily better than the other, but it is only when we know ourselves that we can make an informed choice in where we want to go.
MY SIDE BLOG OCCULT VISIONS IS COLLECTING INTERESTING ASPECTS OF THE OCCULT. AN OVERVIEW, MENT AS INSPIRATION. IT’S NEITHER COMPLETE, NOR AN INSTRUCTION.
The 13 Moon calendar is not what it appears. It is a coded synchronization matrix that enters us into an
alternate universe to prepare our minds for entry into galactic
culture.
The 13 Moon/28-day count is not an earth-based system but a gift from
the Galactic Maya that serves as a type of dimensional doorway to
reorient the human mind to fourth-dimensional time.
It is only in the guise of a “calendar” as a mercy and a familiar
bridge for the people of Earth. It is actually a galactic template, a
Sirian template, that enters us into the vast realm of the synchronic
order. But it is not really something that can be talked about as it
has to be experienced.
The daily affirmations are mathematically coded fourth-dimensional
radiograms that open your mind to new potentialities. Like a Zen koan,
they are meant to bypass your conceptual mind and tune you into
higher-dimensional frequencies.
By learning our galactic signature,
we start thinking archetypally of our role within the collective,
rather than individually of the personal. Our galactic signature is our
password to the fourth dimension; it helps us to identify with the
larger story playing out in an objective way where our role is magical
and creative.
13 Moons as a Template of Peace
The 13 Moon calendar is a calendar of peace; peace that transcends
dogma. This is the whole point of it. It is based on the underlying mathematics of the Mayan calendar, based on the numbers: 4, 7, 13, 20, 52, 91, 260.
Mathematics are universal and far more creative than they have been
given credit for. Mathematics, inclusive of sacred geometries, define a
form that unlocks imaginal structures.
We live in an infinitely magical universe–not a close-ended linear
system where the only knowledge that exists was revealed thousands of
years ago. The universe is ever changing and creating itself anew. It is
happening now – as you read these words.
All the messengers, sages and galactic masters are here with us Now
to guide us through this shift of time. Past, future and present are
one. We live in a radial matrix of simultaneity that can be accessed
daily through the codes of the synchronic order via the 13 Moon
calendar.
13 Moon/28 days as Synchronization Template
The 13 Moon/28-day system embraces and synchronizes all true
calendrical and mathematical systems, from lunar calendars, to the Mayan
long count, to the Elder Futhark runes, to the I Ching hexagrams. In
other words this system reveals a master matrix, which contains all
other systems.
Keeping in mind also that the Maya used up to 17 calendars at once
because their perception of time was not linear, but based on
synchronization. The more cycles and systems you can track at once, the
more you can observe synchronic overlays.
13 Moons as a Sirian Timing Program
As a solar-galactic calendar with a July 26 synchronization date
based on the heliacal rising of the star Sirius, the 13 Moon Dreamspell
calendar is ultimately a Sirian timing program. (See graphic below: New Sirius Cycle).
In this way, the 13 Moon calendar and tools of the Law of Time are
intended to entrain our third-dimensional being into fourth- and
fifth-dimensional Sirian wisdom, or the realization of the supermental
superhuman.
By placing itself in the measure of the 13 Moon/28-day
synchronometer and its precise 52-year/orbital ring cycles, the human is
synchronized to the Sirius double universe star cycle, lifting it into a
truly galactic-cosmic consciousness and order of reality. —Valum Votan
This Sirian program is further unfolded in the various
fourth-dimensional tools such as Telektonon, 20 Tablets, 7:7::7:7 —
leading to the ultimate program of the Synchronotron 441 cube matrix system.
The 13 Moon calendar is also the key to enter the Cosmic History Chronicles. This
seven volume series lays out an entirely new galactic knowledge base so
that we can systematically begin to experience galactic/cosmic states
of consciousness in preparation for advanced telepathic technologies
including time travel and teleportation.
It is our duty to become multidimensional beings. The 13 Moon
calendar (synchronometer) is the key that opens the multidimensional
gate.
The Gnostic Circle is an alchemical Key of knowledge from the Vedic
texts of ancient India revealing the primary role of Time in our
developmental process. Most astrological systems are oriented toward
the individual’s egoic development, but the Gnostic Circle provides a
means by which we can perceive the imperatives of the Soul and its
hidden but primary influence in our lives. It is the unifying
element of a complete astrological work-up which helps us to understand
the cyclic nature of our developmental process; where we have been in
the past, where we happen to be at the present moment and what we are
moving toward in the future.
“The Gnostic Circle is the most effective method for understanding
the transformation of human consciousness. It represents a vision of
wholeness and has only one objective: it deals with the soul or seed of
the divine in each created thing and reveals the process by which that
seed is made to flower in its process of becoming.” – Patrizia
Norelli-Bachelet
Used in conjunction with the practice of yoga, the Gnostic Circle
reverses the long-standing perception of Time as the destroyer and
presents mankind with an entirely new awareness of Time as the
integrative mechanism by which a Divine purpose is expressed in the
world, thus it contains the highest wisdom of our age.
“The Gnostic Circle allows us to measure the progression of any event in time. And it provides the means of assessing an event’s relevance to time and place within a global and universal context. Above all, it permits us to appreciate the interconnectedness of events through a unified, spherical approach to Time. The
Gnostic Circle is a yardstick which can be applied to any event and by
which that event or object may be made to reveal its intrinsic nature
and objective value. In ancient literature and tradition, such a tool was sometimes referred to as the Golden Rod, or the Philosopher’s Stone. Its
value resided in the fact that because of its special relation to Time
and Space, it could provide an objective means to assess the
truth-conscious substance of any given situation or event or object. In
a word, it could objectively reveal the element’s inner pulse and place
within the greater harmony of life on Earth and within the solar
system.” The Vishaal Newsletter, – Oct 30, 1991
For each person there are two ways of being in the world, two
existential situations critical to our perception of life and reality.
The first and most common is an experience of the world from the historical perspective of linear time.
The second, and more rare, is the direct perception of non-linear time or cosmic cycles.
These modes of awareness represent two different worlds, one within the other. Non-linear
or sacred time appears under the paradoxical aspect of whole time, an
eternal present which is connected with man’s deepest spiritual
dimension. It is based upon a perception that time does not proceed
endlessly in a straight line. Rather it is always and everywhere a
closed curve, although from our ordinary perception, we do not see that
it’s movement is either curved or closed.
To move beyond the illusion of linearity and recover a realization of
whole time one must undergo a process of yoga which illumines the
cyclical nature of the life experience. This is most easily achieved
through the application of a cosmological model which highlights
certain essential relationships between man and the universe and which
unveils a common center. In ancient times these cosmological models
were based upon the known universe which was believed to consist of six
planets and a central Sun. It was not until the 20th century, following
the discovery of Uranus, Neptune and Pluto, that the complete
cosmological key could be revealed and man’s integral transformation
fully understood.
In ancient India, as in all other traditional societies, the
unveiling of this axis or ‘center’ was achieved through a disciplined
study of the archetypal language contained in the zodiacal hieroglyphs
and a knowledge of the principles of the Cosmic order. Once these
foundations are laid, one’s lived experience becomes revelatory. The
awareness gradually shifts from the ordinary linear perspective of past,
present and future to an experience of time as a cyclical developmental
process. As the individual lives and repeats these cycles of whole
time, he becomes imprinted with their order and aligned with their
harmonies. The axis of his being gradually shifts from the pivot of ego,
to a higher perceptual center. For it is by observing the cycles of his
own microcosmic process, that man comes to know the macrocosm and the
principles of its evolution. In the Veda, this realization is known as SWAR or Truth-Consciousness, and grants the seeker a direct and unequivocal perception of Unity.
‘The Gnostic Circle is merely the combination of the zodiac – the
occult circle which contains the knowledge of the evolution – and the
structural pattern of the solar system. The Circle of 12 is the zodiac,
and the Circle of 9 is our actual solar system, each orbit representing
one year of Earth life. The joint harmony of these two, superimposed or
synthesized in one circle, is what constitutes our key to the evolution
and flowering of the seed of the Spirit. In fact we can say that the
Gnostic Circle is mainly for this purpose. It shows mankind the ultimate
and ideal perfection that can be attained during this particular phase
of the evolution, during this great transition point from animal-mental
to the more divine mankind.’ – The Gnostic Circle p. 159, 1975, Patrizia Noreill-Bachelet
My favorite general tarot spread technique Ive been working with recently and starts to be my very fav overall. It works with mystical properties of number nine. You cannot find this technique anywhere on the internet.
Simplified:
1) Throw cards on the table, play chaotically with them, shuffling them as a kid at least for a minute. Tell Spirit how you gonna draw cards: 3 for past, 3 for present, 3 for future.
2) Get deck into form, then cut the deck into 3 piles (1-2-3), fold the deck back to form (1-2-3). Bear in mind from the beginning what you are conceptually doing.
3) Now draw every ninth card while puttin each of these cards in a column, one under the other. You will get 3 columns: past, present, future – together 9 cards. Leave unused cards aside.
4) bonus: if you will continue drawing next 9ths of cards – they will also fit to reading.
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