Method

            Spiritual growth towards an Apotheosis, through Gnosis, is the ultimate goal for our souls; no matter how you want to define it. To achieve such this is the path. There is but one path. As for the definitions of this path, there are many. Most these days that choose to avoid religion, will pick up a self-help book. Self-help books focus on redefining the world around you. They develop a paradigm of understanding. The new processes they propose only work if the reader accepts the proposed paradigm. The same precepts are brought forth by any religion. Each religion has a specific understanding of their deity, the world around them, and a prescribed code of behaviour. Throughout their vast artisanal and dogmatic doctrines, all of these works follow certain guidelines.

            For example: the path to Nirvana in Buddhism comprises eight aspects in which an aspirant must become disciplined: their understanding, thought, speech, action, livelihood, effort, mindfulness, concentration. This is known as the Eightfold Path. Buddhists have built their method of ethical conduct on the concept of universal love and compassion for all living beings. Their guideline is the ‘middle way,’ moderation between extremes.

            Every religion has their own set of laws, rituals and sacraments. This is no different from the ancient mystery schools. Practitioners of all of these are to observe the moral code, and participate in ritual in order to receive the sacraments. It is understood in all of these that good moral character is the cornerstone for the developing spirit.

            In Northern-Traditional Shamanism there is a distinction of the techniques we use which change our state of mind. It identifies method without the concept of morality or of building towards anything. It simply observes the various ways which we alter our states of human consciousness. These altered states are brought on by different methods and are a mixture of invocations and evocations.

·         Meditation – “Path of Breath.” This is defined as a willful focus, a directed intention like prayer, breathing techniques, and trance work. This method has to do with sitting quietly and using only the tools of your own mind. This can be done lying in bed, and is where our mind goes without outside input.

·         Routine – “Path of Ritual.” Creation of a sacred space where repetitive and deliberate mindful activities laden with meaning are practiced. After a time, the space itself can create an altered state. This method has to do with organizing our expectations of the space around us. Whether we are attending church or managing our household, we are infusing the space with spiritual energy and producing a lasting conscious change.

·         Entertainment – “Path of Rhythm.” Inspiration through music, watching television, reading, and even looking in a mirror. Observance of physical life. Allowing your body and mind to be influenced by outside forces in sound frequency and harmonizing with them. This method has to do with acceptance and harmonizing with the forces that surround you, or vice versa. The rejection of these forces can also have an effect on the consciousness.

·         Fasting –“Ascetic’s Path.” Avoiding consuming of substances. The use of a sweat lodge, sauna, cold exposure, salt pool, or sensory deprivation chamber. Emptying the body of physical influences like food and toxins; like going through a cleanse. This method focuses on causing you to be sustained through willpower alone.

·         Substance – “Path of Sacred Plants.” Taking medication. Hallucinogenics, smoking, alcohol, etc. Allowing yourself to be influenced by outside forces that you consume; even food. This method is always practiced as we eat. Through it, we remind ourselves of the harmony and disharmonies provided by the Creation, and are thus sustained within it. This method can be quite dangerous if the substance is volatile or used in excess.

·         Experience - “Path of the Flesh.” Love, charity. This method associates with the primal response of the body, and all the physical, emotional, and chemical changes the body and mind can have through interaction with others. Unlike the other methods, this method addresses the pleasures and pains associated with involvement with others, and our expectations of the results thereof.

·         Ordeals – “Path of Pain.” Obstacles. Intentional and unintentional masochism. Effect of stress on the body and soul. This method can describe physical pain and exercise, but it has more to do with obstacles of the mind. When faced with an opposition our mind makes changes to its behaviour to prepare itself for conflict.

·         Channeling – “Path of the Horse.” Willful change of entire self. Communicating with the divine conscious. Spiritual possession. Acting. Fake it till you make it. Quantum jumping. This method has to do with altering the characteristics of the egoic self, and changing your outward appearance and/or belief system. This change can be upwards, downwards, or sideways upon the fractal tree of life. Through it one can discern truth or lose their way altogether. This method can change who you are, for better or worse. It is also a milestone along the path of spiritual growth, as it is what occurs during the symbolic death during Hermetic Rebirth.

            These methods are omnipresent in our lives and can be defined in a number of different ways. The importance of acknowledging them here is to understand how we subject ourselves to conscious change. We utilize these methods every day, whether we know it or not. Though we are subjected to the influence of environmental, physical, mental, and emotional changes, it is also our choice whether or not to accept their presentation and harmonize ourselves with them. The spirit can only change when the individual allows it to. It is important to acknowledge these gateways of conscious change as a source of study for universal progeny. In doing so we ultimately observe that the source of all things resides within ourselves.

            There are simple guidelines for success in any method. They are: to know, to dare, to will, and to keep silent. Simply explained it means to gather the knowledge necessary, to dare to practice the art, to will the desired results, and to keep quiet about what you are doing.

• To Know: The first factor revolves around knowledge of a thing. Everything we encounter we are also able to fathom. We know of it, so it is relevant. We believe in it. This mostly has to do with imagination. Knowledge of a thing permits it to exist. What is present in our current reality is what is known, and not what is unknown. It is the root of how things manifest into our lives.

• To Dare: The second factor is the acceptance of a thing actually occurring. In order for anything to happen in our lives we must first accept it as a possibility. We dare to take the chance of things occurring. In this step we acknowledge chance at multiple outcomes, some desirable and some undesirable. This is where our knowledge of a thing expands as we explore its possible outcomes.

• To Will: The third factor has to do with willpower. This is where our desires and expectations come in. It is a fragile step and is where our conscious and unconscious mind can fuel or under nourish the desired outcome. Any denial or lack of confidence could contradict the manifestation of a thing and cause undesired results.

• To Keep Silent: The fourth factor is its value, true value of a thing as weighed by the collective conscious. Everything currently in our lives has transgressed this doorway of our acceptance. This is affected by our current value of self-worth and severely influenced by our peers’ opinions. How we feel about a thing, and whether or not we deserve it, greatly influences the manifestations that come to us. This is where we consciously and subconsciously judge ourselves and each other to permit what becomes manifest in our lives. The preferred method at this step for magicians is to keep silent, as it eliminates the variable of the input of others.

            All four factors must be in alignment for anything to be manifest around us. Knowing this we can observe all that is currently manifest in our lives and decipher our current stance of all four of these factors, for ourselves and the collective. This is how things on Heaven and Earth are bound and loosed. It is our role to choose which things we will align with and bring about to experience. Through belief, choice, worship, prayer, desire, and our expectations we channel the creative power of the divine source within us. We tune ourselves like a radio and dance to the song of the cosmos; or rather, the cosmos dance to our song.

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                What we put into the corners of our mind is what emanates around us. To master the world around us, we must master self-control. There are many practices that instill the ideas and concepts in the minds of the many. For most there is the NEWS we watch on television. By being informed on the events of the world we make sacrifice of the firsthand experience and accept the words of others. In this fashion we allow the world around us to be a creation of others. It eludes youngsters as to why their elders had always said that television was evil; now we know why. The old point of view was that it was safer for the spiritual psyche to acknowledge the rest of the world as an unknown. Now we are being told what is out there. For the mystic, to see the outer corners of the world is to stare demons directly in the face. This is not a bad thing. This is why these days are ones of near-instant karmic returns. This is why our world is developing so quickly and so many are coming to enlightenment. When we see the results of our thoughts, words, actions and expectations, it becomes easier to hone them.

                To give an example:

                A humble married man is walking through the woods with his dog. He has him off leash, because he is confident in his control of his pet. A police officer driving nearby is coping with his recent divorce and not paying much attention to anything else. The police officer’s wife is far from these men, and has disdain towards her former husband and has taken their family pet in their divorce; a dog the police officer never cared for. Then a pack of deer pass by the man and dog in the woods. The man begins to worry his dog may run off after them; and the dog does. The deer then cross a nearby road where the police officer is approaching. The police officer, who has not been able to go hunting in the past few years because of his fights with his ex-wife, speeds up in attempts to hit one of the deer. The deer pass over the road. Then the dog comes to a standstill in the road, observing the approaching vehicle. The police officer, who has just enough time to stop to avoid the dog, does not do so. Instead he speeds up and hits the dog, and continues on.

                This fully observed situation can spark a number of opinions on the matter, but the result does not owe its’ fault to any one of the people involved. All three people mentioned, the man in the woods, the police officer and his ex-wife, share an equal blame for the fate of the dog. The man lost his confidence over his control of his dog and succumbed to fear before the dog came to harm. The police officer, in his state of despair ignored basic moral guidelines. The ex-wife, though far removed from the physical situation, wished the police officer an ill fate. Now, you the observer wish to know if the dog survived, or if the police officer was ever persecuted for cruelty to animals. Whatever your feelings may be on the matter, your mere knowing makes you a part of it; and you are now contributing to it. In times of tragedy, some blame themselves; some blame others and some damn all who are involved.

                It is a culmination of forces that bring cause to the physical existence. Knowing this truth makes it easier to forgive. We are responsible for each other as much as we are responsible for ourselves.

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                What we put into the phylacteries of our hearts is the most pivotal causation that affects the physical world. A phylactery, sometimes called ‘tefillin’, are small, square leather or wooden boxes containing portions of scripture from the Torah worn by Conservative and Orthodox Jews during prayer services. Phylacteries are worn in pairs, one phylactery is strapped on the left arm, and one is strapped to the forehead of Jewish men during weekday morning prayers. The word ‘phylactery’ comes from a Greek word meaning: “safeguard, protection, or amulet.” The symbol of the phylactery, like the Kaaba black stone in Mecca, is meant to mirror the kingdom of Heaven in our hearts. Ritual involving them is symbolic in the physical realm, but it affects our consciousness and manipulates the spiritual realm. These symbols are just like the altar in a Christian church or in a Masonic Lodge. What we surround the center with, is what emanates forth from the singularity; this is how God works through man.

                Inside the Jewish phylacteries are these scriptures:

                Exodus 13:1-10: This passage speaks of freedom from slavery and uses the allegory of the unleavened bread. It represents the idea of equality for all mankind who are born again in spirit.

                Exodus 13:11-16: This passage speaks of honoring God and uses the allegory of sacrifice of the firstborn. It represents the idea of responsibility to spread the word of God and assures a promise of salvation for all that accept it.

                Deuteronomy 6:4-9: This passage speaks of the importance of God and uses the allegory of educating children. It represents the idea of omnipresence of God and finding instruction wherever you look.

                Deuteronomy 11:13-21: This passage speaks on the promises of God and uses little to no allegory. It directly informs that those that honor God will have abundance, and those that honor other gods will have scarcity.

“And if you will indeed obey my commandments that I command you today, to love the Lord your God, and to serve him with all your heart and with all your soul, he will give the rain for your land in its season, the early rain and the later rain, that you may gather in your grain and your win and your oil. And he will give grass in your fields for your livestock, and you shall eat and be full.

Take care lest your heart be deceived, and you turn aside and serve other gods and worship them; then the anger of the Lord will be kindled against you, and he will shut up the heavens, so that here will be no rain, and the land will yield no fruit, and you will perish quickly off the good land that the Lord is giving you.

You shall therefore lay up these words of mine in your heart and in your soul, and you shall bind them as a sign on your hand, and they shall be as frontlets between your eyes. You shall teach them to your children, talking of them when you are sitting in your house, and when you are walking by the way, and when you lie down, and when you rise. You shall write them on the doorposts of your house and on your gates, that your days and the days of your children may be multiplied in the land that the Lord swore to your fathers to give them, as long as the heavens are above the earth.”

-Deuteronomy 11:13-21

                From these passages, Jesus discerned spiritual truth and presented the Beatitudes as a code of conduct based on spiritual law. Instead of a masked and veiled code of conduct offered in Exodus and Deuteronomy, Jesus told his disciples directly the actions they should take. Though he spoke in parables often, he did often offer a version of spiritual truth that was abridged and unmasked.

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            All of this may be pure nonsense, but I want to believe it. I admit that I myself am fallible. Even if I don’t say so out loud, I accept it as a possibility. In doing so, I make myself humble and open to the viewpoints of others. I know that I have accepted a paradigm of the reality around me that is unique to my own perception. I use words for things others identify in a different manner. Everyone is guilty of this, no matter how politically correct they train themselves to be. This is the fallibility of language. You can try to make sense to a specific audience, but you can’t identify with everyone.

            Each of us has a lens that we view the world through that makes us unique. This is why we each have our own path. It is unique in the details alone; but the concepts are identical for all of us. There is only one path to spiritual understanding, and each of us has our own path; a difficult concept to explain for sure. The uniqueness of our paths comes down to the details within the consciously manifested details in space and time that are laid before us on our individual journey within the Creation. Although he is among others, man walks this path alone.

            Man is not brought to enlightenment by other men, but by manifestations portrayed to him from God; and the teachers are always the same. In ancient Egypt these teachers were known as the 7 sages. They are the lower kingdoms in the Sephiroth, the realms of the world tree, the chakras of the body; the fallen angels, the 7 churches of Asia in the Book of Revelation, the Grigori, and the 7 deadly sins, etc. Though some of these symbolic representations of these concepts take on a negative or positive connotation, they are the same within their dualistic identities. Understanding the lessons wrought by these powers is to understand Arcanum. The teachers are duality itself.

            How we tip the scales in the dualistic paradigms of conscious thought is how we harden our hearts, spin upon the wheel of fortune, and draw in karmic returns. The fight between ‘good’ and ‘evil’ never ends as long as they continue to fight. Fighting against the devil only makes him stronger. To put these concepts into balance is the true goal that frees us from bondage of them.

            The methods used are trivial in their detail. The guidelines surrounding the concepts seem to apply to all methods, but it may not be so. Most of the rules are made up and agreed upon by man, but the divine has few rules. These have been portrayed in many different ways throughout many different traditions. The Biblical portrayal of these rules goes as such

• Love the one true God within with all your heart, all your soul, and all your mind. Attribute power over the Creation to nothing else. 

• Love your neighbor as yourself. For he is in you and you are in him.

            We depart now with these commandments to reflect on. These two rules are not just a suggestion, but are cosmic law. They are the answer to all your ills. They are the key to spiritual growth and rising above duality.

“Though we each have our own path, there is but one mind.

Our methods are many; and the concepts entwine.

The details, trivial;

but the meaning, divine.”

-William Howell

ARCANUM

             Arcanum:

·         A deep secret; a mystery.

·         Knowledge that is mysterious to the average person.

·         A secret essence or remedy; an elixir.

 At the heart of every religious tradition persists a secret. Throughout history it has been expressly forbidden to reveal to the public. Thus its mysteries have remained a hidden legacy, veiled behind mystical stories and the world’s inheritance of art and literature; for all to admire, few to imitate, and for even fewer to understand.

 There are massive misinterpretations of religious history due to blending of politics with cultural and religious history. Popular religions never fade away; they just change the names and stories a little bit. Like all history, the narrative of religion is controlled.

 The fastest growing religious group is that of the non-believers. Though, the truth is that throughout all history, only few have ever understood the true essence of spirituality. Spiritual teachers who are pure with this understanding always attempt to be missionaries and spread the word through every facet available to them. The guiding of humanity is often represented in artwork as a being holding a suckling baby. This being can be Isis from ancient Egypt, Yashoda in Hinduism, Semiramis of Babylon, Mary in Christianity, even Ba’al.

 The Christian dominated West know little about the rivalry of Ba’al and Yahweh except for what is in the Bible, which is very pro Yahweh. This is because the Christian church has burned more history than every other history combined. For years the Roman Catholic Church threatened, tortured, and killed any who challenged their Biblical truth. It has purposefully replaced Ba’al worship, and is essentially the same. Their claim is based on history, expurgated and morphed and their new version distributed.

 Ba’al-like gods dominated religious life in much of the Mediterranean for thousands of years. He is a remake of a far more ancient god. The Babylonian god Bel who killed the dragons is a myth like Heracles killing the Hydra, which was passed down through many to the Christian myth of St. George killing the last dragon.

 Ba’al was the first choice of the Roman Emperors to be the one and true God of the Empire 150 years before Yahweh and Christ gained that status in 305A.D. There were more than 3 alternatives the Romans considered before settling on Yahweh and Jesus. There was no Christianity until Emperor Constantine. The beliefs of the Gnostic Essenes, of which Jesus was, were laced into the Bible with myth and allegory. The truth has been buried through many misinterpreted works based upon one another.

 The term Ba’al belonged to Cananites and Phoenician cultures. The Bible says these people were wiped out by the Israelites, but there is no historic evidence of such a battle; and groups of Canaanites still exist today. Their beliefs and cultures were simply adapted and morphed. The Canaanites themselves had a culture that was adapted from ancient Sumerian. They themselves were Dravidian, a culture from ancient Sumer that migrated also to India and influenced Hinduism.

 The etymology of the word Ba’al is ‘lord’. Christians still use this word today when they say ‘Lord God’ and ‘Lord Jesus’. The concept of Ba’al is that of a divine ruler. Christians still acknowledge their Popes to be such. Freemasonry also delegates a similar title to their 'Worshipfuls.' The ‘divine ruler’ is often confused to be the ‘divinely appointed ruler.’ However these two things are not synonymous.

 Much confusion is wrought upon the uninitiated of spiritual truths when it comes to history. Figures stand for identical concepts to one another, yet we see them as entirely different things. So too do we see different things to be the same. This confusion is brought on by ignorance. This ignorance is not something easily overcome. It is the biggest challenge any one of us ever can face in our lives. It is the temptation of truth to come from worldly things. In which it does not. This concept is the enormity of world serpent, known in Norse mythology as Jormungandr.

 The Ouroboros, the serpent of Adam and Eve, the Winged Serpent of Quetzalcoatl from Aztec tradition, the serpents on the rod of the Greek god Hermes, serpents of Hindu tradition, the Circle of Iron of the ‘first mystical martial arts adventure’; all mean the same thing.

 To figure that out, you must decipher the teachings of all religion.

“All religions are precious jewels on the golden string of divinity.” –Samael Aun Weor

 The word, ‘religion’ comes from the Latin ‘union’.

 The word, ‘yoga’ comes from the Sanskrit ‘union’.

 There is truly one science, one path, but appears with many names and faces. This is how it must ever be.  Adapted to conform with the way mankind views the world around them. Places, people, symbols, faces, names, histories, all must eventually burn away; but the concepts still remain. It is those concepts which are nearly impossible to teach, unless you transmogrify spiritual truth to fit the culture in which you are presenting it to.

 Known as ‘Gnosis’ in Greek, and ‘Daath’ in Hebrew, these words define the path of wisdom.

On the Bible: “The narratives of the doctrine are its cloak. The simple look only at the garment – that is, upon the narrative of the doctrine; more they know not. The instructed, however, see not merely the cloak, but what the cloak covers.” -The Zohar

 The Bible has been taken literally, and its’ hidden meanings rejected entirely by modern Christianity. So it is modern Christianity takes the Bible literally and has inherited only the cloak of these inherent spiritual truths.

 The first words of the Bible are: “In wisdom, Elohim creates…,” not “In the beginning, God created…,” this first mistranslation, or hidden truth, hides a plural form of gods; both male and female, as the etymology of the word ‘elohim’ suggests. The word refers to angels. Jehovah Elohim is one of these angels which brought life to man. This act of bringing life to a clay-like structure can be likened to the guiding of materialistic humanity toward divinity. Instead of being a reference of bringing physical life to dirt, the passage of creation in the Bible may be talking about igniting the divine spark within mankind.

 Chaldean mystery school esoteric tradition contains 7 dimensions, or heavens; expressed in the Kabballah. Eden is known as the 4^th dimension, ‘the foundation’. Happy in innocence, man needed to grow spiritually; so human hermaphrodites were separated into male and female.

 Trees of life and knowledge are symbolic, grown from the garden or ‘the foundation’. To climb it, is to ascend in wisdom. It gives forth fruit, life, sustenance and wisdom. It gives life to all things. Jehovah commanded man not to eat of this tree.

 Daath is the hidden sphere in the Kabballah. It is Gnosis. It is hidden and never spoken of. It has a reference to the merging of the sexes. It suggests there is a higher wisdom in the combining of the sexes. This has to do with merging polarized concepts, and taking a higher perspective. Entwined serpents, that represent the masculine and feminine, are representatives of this. The double dragon, two headed eagle, and even the DNA are representatives of the same.

 Eating of the fruit allowed Adam and Eve to open their eyes, and be like gods; knowing the difference between good and bad. This also enabled them to procreate. We take the term procreate as to mean, having children, but the truth of it means to willfully manipulate the creation, like magic.

 Most will have you believe that Daath, or the eating of the fruit in the garden, has to do with sexual intercourse. It may be that the entire tree has to do with the concept of growing up; from ignorance of a child, through a polarized adulthood of hardships, and sexual intercourse with a mate, which does suggest the ability to create. We think this way because this is the only creation technique that we know of in our fallen state. We lack the wisdom to realize that all that we do affects the world around us.

 At the point one comes to rise above polarized concepts, to accept both good and bad, one then realizes that all their thoughts and deeds indeed do cause creation on Earth. It is the understanding of the dispersal of all energy, which is often thought of as chaos. It is likened to the Chaos Theory or the Butterfly Effect.

 The forbidden fruit is the desire of man to survive on his own, without a ruler to show them the way. Through man’s desire to go out of the garden and live on his own, man discovered how difficult it is to survive on his own. Man was abandoned by Jehovah because of mans’ desire. It is a mutual occurrence. It is the desire for the soul to incarnate on Earth in a human body and to seek out Earthly things. The seven deadly sins of lust, pride, anger, hate, greed, envy, sloth, become known to any who have to work for the things they desire. The promises that things within the physical world offer are a deception of the serpent. They are legion. They are dualistic. They are manifestations in the physical world.

 Ignorance is bliss. Then you fall into further ignorance and hardships through desire of material things. If you desire manifestations within the creation on Earth, you must suffer to obtain them.

 All things in the Creation are deleterious to the spirit when they are desired more so than spirit itself. If we desire not to suffer, then we should focus on spiritual growth. Spirit should be our goal.

 Christ said the soul is born again through water and spirit. Everything is not born of sexual intercourse, but through true procreation. Like when God said, “When two or more gather in my name, there I am,” he meant his spirit. Practitioners of magic know that their power increases when more people perform a spell together. This is the power of prayer. Christ wasn’t talking about sexual intercourse to the woman at the well when he mentioned ‘life giving waters’. He was talking about the power of the Holy Spirit. He was talking about sharing intention, and her not being alone in her endeavors. Flesh is flesh. Spirit is spirit. Spirit can inhabit the flesh, but flesh cannot give birth to the spirit.

“Unless your righteousness exceeds that of the scribes and Pharisees, you will never enter the Kingdom of Heaven…. You therefore, must be perfect, as your heavenly Father is perfect.” –Matthew 5:20-48

 Christ spoke often of his heavenly Father; sometimes he also told other that they had a heavenly Father as well. He was talking about the progenitor of all things; the one true, unseen and unknown God.

 God set to the East of the Garden of Eden cherubim angels who guard it with a flaming sword. The entrance to the East, and to the tree of life, is only permitted to those that have conquered the serpent. The temptation of the serpent is through the material world. The light of all that we see, touch, hear and feel is Lucifer; the light-bringer who makes manifest of the entire physical world. The lesson Lucifer provides is to stop worshipping anything in the material world as the source for All Creation, and to look within. The tree of life, and the heavenly Father, is within man.

 The death of the Israelites in the desert was a reference of spiritual death. The deadly serpents set upon them were the result of identification and desire. This is a story synonymous with Jehovah’s creation story in the beginning of the Bible. Moses prayed for the people and gave them the bronze serpent. This occurrence may have an alchemical explanation, which physically cured people from literal poisons from literal snake bites. More likely the bronze serpent was a representation of the tree of life; an instruction to grow in spirit through wisdom. Moses presented the people with the commandments; a guide of how to live morally. This moral practice brought about atonement in their souls and thus fixed the world around them.

 Harmony is realized through atonement of the forces within man. Good moral behaviour, a higher mindset above dualistic concepts and the lack of temptation of desire for worldly things, is the key to ascending the ladder of wisdom towards the world bending power of heaven within.

Hawking’s Plausible Deniability / 3-15-2018 / The Ides of March

Amazon Alexa's word for today is 'Hawking Radiation'. This coming a day after the famous disabled celebrity’s death was Stephen Hawking’s crowning achievement, a theory that attempted to explain the dissipation of mass from black holes by predicting it occurred due to quantum effects near the event horizon. Today upon the Ides, I find it a suitable time for Hawking to settle his debts.

I look at this and just shake my head in pity. This is Hawking’s explanation for black holes losing their mass? It has no reference to the observed gamma jets protruding constantly, not only out of black holes, but out of every celestial sphere! Of course, his theory did come before their observation. His theory, now totally debunked, did at least motivate other persons to discover truth.

Thanks to the work of Harold Aspden, we know that most matter accumulates in the geometric corners and edges of the octahedral honeycomb of our universe. According to the work of William Tifft, most matter has its origin from the north and south poles of black holes. This manifestation is observed by not only the jets of gamma radiation, but quasars being literally birthed through these gamma jets from black holes and going out to spawn new stars. Quasars come from Black Holes. These are the seeds of creation, birthed by the lord of destruction.

Of course, the truth of birthed quasars from black holes is often refuted by ignoring the obvious fallacy of determining distance with microwave redshift values. The fact that redshift values are quantized due to the distance away from the center of any given galaxy is adamantly ignored. The Fingers of God effect is the explanation of the appearance of stars and finding everything points towards the observer. Modern scientists have yet to accept Hubble’s system of measuring distance as unreliable.

Research Hawking’s theories and compare them to other works from before his time like Harold Aspden and Halton Arp. Research the Thunderbolts’ Electric Universe Theory. Do a little dabbling in the works of Nikola Tesla, Daniel Winter, Wilhelm Reich, Royal Raymond Rife, Nassim Haramein. All of which are considered Fringe Scientists to the modern and accepted paradigm, but in their works are more pieces of truth than you’ll ever find in the books you’re handed in school. Take what they offer and add it to your inner encyclopedia of valid information.

Hawking spewed out some knowledgeable verbage, but like all misinformation artists, he refused to incorporate factual observations that invalidated their unified field theory. Einstein was wrong about the speed of light and relativity, Hubble was wrong about mapping distance, and Hawking was wrong about the loss of mass from black holes. I mean the list of those who decided their own reality and enforced it upon others goes ever on, myself included. But these guys, just like Neil Degrasse Tyson and Bill Nye right now, made a heck of a lot of money by perpetuating what can easily be proven wrong, and did so and continue doing so long after it was proven wrong. I believe they do so unknowingly, because it is human nature to stick to your guns; to be stubborn, especially after a great achievement. ‘None but the truly humble want for recognition to be taken away.’ Unfortunately, in the peak of their careers these men continue to be behind their time, but their work does speak a language that continues to quell the minds of the masses.

Plausible Deniability, willful ignorance, we teach it in our schools. It forces a divide amongst people who see it the way they are told to and those who have opened their eyes to the light. A true Unified Field Theory to become fact is like proof of God. This is not allowed. Divinity must remain an enigma, and cannot be a forced knowledge. This is the decree in which Earth abides. Knowing the answers is great, but to spread truth is unacceptable. We must allow for each individual to get to that understanding upon their own free will and accord. Freedom only comes from the personal decision to stop worshiping idols and think for yourself.

Rest in Peace Stephen. You did your part. I’m sure you were given all the books of truth as soon as you entered the pearly gates and progressed to an immediate facepalm with your now fully functional hands. Please try to rain some of the knowledge down on those still hung up in the old ways and who are willing to see past the veil.

Third Degree - Finding God Within - Rising from the Dead

Much has been said as to describe how to find Gnosis, but what is it exactly? The truths implied through Gnosis are so simple it is possible that everyone has obtained it at one point or the other during their life and most just make the choice to ignore or deny it. It is theorized that we are born in this state, and through indoctrination we are forced to forget.

It may be that Gnosis was thought to have been obtained by anyone who had the ability to read and write. Those who bettered themselves with intellectual knowledge in ancient times did have this one-up on common man. The steps of the sciences and intellectual knowledge are sometimes prerequisite to Gnosis, but they are themselves ultimately fallible, and not the only path. Any well educated Roman soldier may have been referred to as a divine by common man, but cloistered monks in Tibet probably had more of a spiritual connection with the divine, and could work more magic, than they.

All the words of Christ in the New Testament about heaven accurately describe the cosmic egg, or tessaract. He likened heaven to a tiny mustard seed, planted in the field of Earth which grows into a tree where birds come to perch. He said that the kingdom of heaven belongs to those like children, and must be accepted with the humbleness of a child. However an individual chooses to understand this concept, it boils down to an actual place of other dimensional quality. It is akin to a singularity as described in modern physics. It exists everywhere, observed mostly in the state of a proton, and on its surface is a complete image of the universe; and each of its' emanations are identical to all others. It acts as a mirror for conscious heavenly magical aetheric energy. It weighs our deeds within our hearts, like the parable of the Judgment of Christ or Osiris upon death suggests, except this judgment occurs constantly. The process of enlightenment, transcendence, ascension, etc. through Gnosis suggests that upon this ‘second birth’ one is no longer considered to be spiritually dead. In other words, once achieved, judgment no longer applies. There are many schools of thought on that concept, but it is definitely something to note.

Gnosis being the epitome of spiritual understanding allows for us to consciously unlock our potential. It grants one access to infinity, and allows one to do as they please; subject only to the consequences set forth in the Divine Blueprint and not those imposed upon by other men. Not only that, it harnesses the invisible strands of reality itself and pulls your desires ever closer. It opens the door to a power that allows one to work magic through the universal laws. This is commonly known today as The Laws of Attraction. The methods for working it can be found in many works, including the popular tome The Secret. These Laws of Attraction are a simple guideline and the methods of utilizing them are vast. It’s more of a simple and vague rule that can also be broken.

Breaking this rule is the ‘second birth’ and the mystical allegory of being ‘risen from the dead’. This concept weighs on the fact that we all judge ourselves for our actions by feeling guilt and fear, or a constant expectation of consequence for every action. It implies Einstein’s rule in physics; for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. This is a belief mankind agreed upon and made real for themselves, but does not actually exist upon the Divine Blueprint. Once realization is had that the mirror exists within our own conscious mind, we begin to utilize our mind as a tool by controlling those thoughts and free ourselves from this karmic wheel. The ups and downs of modern life on Earth are interrupted from their pattern. We are given the realization that the influence of the outer world need not affect our inner most being, and are returned to an innocent state of being like that of a child. With our slates wiped clean, heaven is ours again and we are no longer corrupt or spiritually dead.

Regardless of achieving this state of clarity, the heavenly magical aetheric energy never ceases. There are several ways all of us work magic every day of our life. Every single one of us is responsible for working magic constantly. Every thought we have and word we speak, and all forms of energy released and held within us go out into the cosmos to do their work. The clarity of Gnosis just allows one to commune with God through the mindful balancing of the weight of their deeds upon their heart, and wield that power knowingly. When in accordance to the Divine Plan, everything falls effortlessly into place.

Second Degree - Searching for God - Wielders of the Tesseract

Throughout history common man has found himself subject to be ruled over by an elite class of man. Whether it is divinely appointed rulers, or successful business men, the struggle to the top has always required those on top to oppress those beneath them in order to raise them up. All the while those beneath cry out to God to help them better their situation they find themselves stuck in. Those without luck are left praying for the grace of something outside of themselves to come and save them. The effort of prayer is often fruitless leaving one feeling foresaken and abandoned. It seems to most of us a true spiritual experience is  necessary to find peace and  success in life, a possibility that is usually so far away. Perhaps there is explanation for this debacle in the Biblical name of God himself as to why this cycle is seldom broken.

Jehovah or YHWH also known as the Tetragrammaton in the Old Testament of the Bible is used as a white-wash term that referred to the living god that dwelt inside many individuals. YHWH is also referred to as Satan or the devil by others who have access to the God within themselves. It all focuses on the Divine Blueprint and how it is transposed through the lens of an individual. When one high priest disagrees with another high priest's perception of the 'greater good', or Divine Blueprint, they'll refer to each other  as Satan. Please don’t choke in disgust at this interpretation, as it in no way belittles the Almighty God. In fact, when this concept is properly understood, it further strengthens the individual relationship with God.

The Greek word ‘Satan’ means “adversary”, and was used to title anyone in opposition to another. Jehovah frequently took this opposing position towards Jesus Christ. He, amongst others, remains guilty of fallible concepts that limit the Mind of divine power within the physical world.

Although Yahweh is recognized as the Creator of the physical world and physical form of man, Jehova is also recognized as the destroyer. This Tetragrammaton takes up two parts of the Trimurti, which is the Hindu form of the Holy Trinity. Yahweh is Creator as Brahma is, and Jehovah is Destroyer as Shiva is. He is the anthropomorphized concept of carnality and repeatedly acts as a conduit of, and in opposition to, the divine source.

Jehovah is the giver of the commandments to Moses. In ancient Hebrew: Enoki, Enki, Eyah, is “from heaven sent to earth” and was given the connotation in ancient Hebrew to also mean “I AM”. This is also referred to in the Bible as Yahweh, or Jehovah “the destroyer”; the “I AM”, or carnal and separate sense of self removed from the divine; requiring sacrifices to feed it because it is in fact the human body that requires food; declaring itself in the Old Testament as the highest God with no others above it because it is blind to spirit and the divine. In truth, we are told in the New Testament that we are not under any laws other than what we accept and give worship to through our will. Jehovah is the ruler of the physical world, and not inherently evil, as he is part of the Christian Holy Trinity. The quality of the concept Jehovah takes is purely subjective to the experience of an individual within the Creation.

Jehovah is also the ego, according to Freudian logic. Yet, Sigmund Freud takes a pathway to understanding by modifying the Holy Trinity to be parts of the physical mind, which is an absolute fallacy to spirituality. Freud introduced a concept that is guilty still of being materialistic. The Id, Ego, and Super Ego were supposed to be parallel with ancient Trinitarian systems. We learn in the Old Testament how this logic is brought about through the mythos of the Tower of Babel. The Tower of Babel was a concept of building a physical tower towards God. This conceptual tower was an amalgam of all the works of mankind. It comprised all the effort of thoughts, concepts, and teachings, and workings of mankind. It was an amalgam and an epitome of what man can forge within the Creation. The tower is now as it always was: built upon the many sciences and teachings of the carnal reality of mankind. It has no spiritual foundation and is doomed to crumble and scatter the minds of mankind, just as it continues to do today.

Believers in the New Testament of the Bible are called Christians. Modern Christianity is based on what is now called Gnosticism. However, early Christians didn’t refer to themselves as Gnostics, they were simply Christian. A Christian today is highly influenced by Roman Catholicism, an aberration of the original cause. The early Christians knew that the Holy Spirit will teach us all things, that we do not need a man to teach us. Organized religions that dabble in spirituality, our colleges that dabble in sciences and any construct outside the Mind that seeks God as a thing within Creation is comparable to that of the harlot that owns our hearts in the book of Revelation of the New Testament. The mythos of the New Testament portrays this fallacy as the Jezebel or Babylon the Great which rides the beast which is the physical emanation of our spiritual chakra system. The chakras represent churches within man that are ruled by 7 demons that must be cleansed and replaced by 7 angels of light via the savior’s grace; obtainable only by our consent to do so. The letters to the 7 churches of Asia in Revelations mirror Eastern traditional methods of cleansing the chakras and the body. It is a beautifully relevant myth with countless parallel tales.

This savior in the Bible is Christ; hence Christianity, but the concept he taught is ancient and reborn in our era in this way. It is very possible that Jesus the Christ is another real and physical incarnation of the Hindu Brahma, just as Vishnu and Krishna were, and possibly Hermes, Osiris, Mythra, Zoroaster, Pythagoras and countless others; physical beings teaching mystical truths through allegory of the mythos. The wisdom they intended is a true understanding, often referred to as Gnosis. It is a knowledge that cannot be transferred from person to person by any means within the Creation, so it is taught through the presentation of allegory and myth to spark the understanding within the individual. This perfection of the cornerstone of understanding within the Mind is the most pivotal concept that ancient Gnostics taught and were murdered for teaching. Those who seek to control others do not want this concept to be shared because it allows for true freedom and lack of dependencies upon the Creation. That’s why we require this ‘savior’. The opposition is where the term ‘Satan’ is used again to represent this control through deception concept. The details of the specifics of this ‘savior’ concept don’t actually matter enough to cause wars amongst mankind. The details have been altered and debated upon and usually changed on purpose by those purposefully causing deception. It doesn’t matter if these ‘savior’ types were real people, but they most likely were. What really matters is what they were all trying to teach us. This Gnosis, granted via the teachings of the savior, is what the carnal Mind opposes. Which is why, in Gnostic tradition, Jehovah takes the role of the demiurge and foolish god.

Original concepts of idles in mythology are frequently misinterpreted. For example: The Holy Trinity comprises of the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, or Spirit. The different conceptual understanding of Ghost verse Spirit, which stems from Latin to English translation of the Bible and the difference between the words ‘santum’ vs ‘sanctus’. While ‘sanctum’ suggests spirit residing within the individual, ‘sanctus’ suggests spirit being an outside source. This is why the Catholic Church used the term ‘holy ghost’, because it spoke of the divinity being found within and ‘ghost’ at the time was used in English to define such and was synonymous with ‘sanctum’ which was used Biblically to describe the part of the Holy Trinity. ‘Sanctus’ is used in the Latin Bible to refer to displaced spirits and demons. It is unsure whether or not the recent change to ‘holy spirit’ was due to a purpose filled with deceit, or just because the English word ‘ghost’ suggests a personified spirit outside the self. The journey from ancient Hebrew Aramaic, to Greek, through Latin, to English has become a complete nightmare. Translating truth through the many Earthly and conceptual languages is incredibly difficult, which is why the mythos and initiation rituals of mysticism that aided in the teaching of Gnosis were invented in the first place.

To understand the part Jehovah takes in the Christian Holy Trinity, one must understand all these things. The conceptual understanding of the Old Testament god being both Creator and Destroyer, has sparked much confusion amongst the understanding of this Trinity; confusion that the Hindu Trimurti shares as well. Jesus Christ was a physical human, so he indeed was the son of man, so that he was also the son of Jehovah, the living god. Gnostics refer to Jehovah as the demiurge, or lesser god. He is as stated before to be carnal and the epitome of physicality, being both its beginning and its end. He being not unlike the Hindu gods Brahma and Shiva being the Creator and Destroyer, and again, is not inherently evil.

Jesus also referred to his father in heaven. This is an entirely different concept from the concept of Jehovah in the Old Testament, because Jesus’ father in heaven was noted as being perfect; a trait not belonging to the vengeful god of the Old Testament. It becomes clear that Jesus’ father in heaven is the divine source and True God of the Gnostics. This true God existed everywhere and nowhere, including in the hearts of all mankind. This Unknown God was thought by the Gnostics to have no physical form, or did it communicate to man directly. Jesus spoke of heaven to be the true church of God and to reside within the heart of man. The book of Enoch refers to this same concept as the girdle of heaven. This heaven and Unknown God is not unlike the golden egg of Hinduism called the Brahman. It is sort of a cosmic egg that holds the universe within it, and yet exists within the universe. It is basically a tesseract. A tesseract in the study of geometry is a four-dimensional analog of a cube, and is to the cube as a cube is to the square. This is the same teaching that sparked the concept of the new age Higher Self, the daemon, oversoul, or Guardian Angel; most of these concepts stemming from the ascension experience of Hermes Trismegistus in the Corpus Hermeticum. It is the eternal immortal spirit and part of man that exists beyond the carnal "I Am" of his individual self within the 3-dimensional Creation. It also helps explain Plato’s allegory of the cave (of which I will extrapolate upon later). This reference in geometry parallels and very well may explain the enigma of the Holy Trinity, the identity of the children of god, god’s chosen people, and many other references throughout the Bible and other works throughout history that are now well worthy of a reread.

It may just be that the word Jehovah was used in reference to any physical being who in of himself obtained Gnosis, and through such alignment became a divine being, harmonizing the concepts of the trinities within himself and yet portraying a very confusing role in history for the rest of us to understand. This would be because a physical being who obtains Gnosis then can basically become a god. They perform magic and can manifest objects within the Creation through act of will and act as one with the divine. Therefore the physical father of Jesus Christ could very well be another human being as the writer Josephus suggests it to be. It is likened to the achievement of Enoch in Genesis when he walked with God. It was thereafter referred to in Talmudic writings that Enoch became the Metatron which was a power above the angels of God. This is also something Jesus referred to about man having the power to command both angels and demons. It is a power granted through the understanding which is here so dubbed as: Gnosis.

The Hindi term Brahman has also been used to describe a person as well as cattle, not to be confused with Brahma the Creator. This word in Hinduism has been used, like the term Jehovah, to allow a member of the highest caste, or priesthood to be called Brahman. So we have a relative use of term overflow that suggests a physical human being could be referred to as Jehovah. As it is, most ancient cultures referred to their ruler as being God on Earth. It would not be unlikely that Roman Caesars wielding the caduceus rods of manipulation had undergone Gnosis, or at least were treated as such. This reality of a living god being in reference within the Bible to be an actual human being does not in any way lessen the quality of the writings. The concepts expressing the carnality of Jehovah are meant to be known.

Of course this was how the old world used to understand this concept. It could have been the same old stories told over and over again, aligning with the zodiacal amalgams of the stars, procession of the equinoxes and other cosmic forces, just to excuse divinely appointed rulers being mortal men. Every ruler would, and in fact did, have a great tale of triumph to tell akin to pulling a sword out of a stone; an intangible and inarguable appointment of forces that places one man over another. In this light, primae noctis would have been a blessing instead of a curse, imbuing those who participated in the ritual with the potential of a virgin birth and savior child; which would give the Nephilim of the Bible a very real origin story, and place in history and the world today.

Perhaps there is a reason why Hebrew ritual involves stating ‘HaShem’ when coming across the Tetragrammaton within the Torah. The same group of people that created the dreidel and continued to practice their faith through constant persecution have actually found a loophole in not worshipping the person sitting on a throne claiming godhood. ‘Shem’ was given the connotation in ancient Hebrew as someone who had ‘made a name for themselves’. It referred to the lineage of Shem, son of Noah. Shem was also known as Melchizedek which literally meant “king of righteousness”. Saying this instead of a name for the divine removes worship from it. Since ‘HaShem’ translates to “the name” it removes any authoritative title that may have been allocated to the person the text refers. It seems the makers of this tradition knew what they were doing when they replaced all the many names for god in the Torah with ‘HaShem’. The ‘Israelites’ seem to live up to their name sake as being “against the elites”.

Once the dots are connected we have a really big choice to make. As it seems, the story all spirituality tells us is one of men becoming gods on Earth. We have the choice now of believing in the possibility, and then connecting the dots throughout known history to decipher the haves and have-nots, or not believing in spirituality at all. It may be that Sigmund Freud was the one that deciphered the objective part of this ancient concept. Where the light is, and where the darkness dwells, becomes a reality of choice. Does one worship the cold hard Earth as an ultimate reality and know it to be physical, finite and existing as a tiny speck in the vastness of the universe? Or is there really something deeper in spirit that gives rise to it all? Either way, people find a way to be jerks and ruin the experience for the rest of us. It seems if spirit is a real thing, than those that have experienced Gnosis, or the spiritual ascension and connection with the higher power, they have the ability to rule over mankind for better or for worse. It’s either that or nihilism. There’s not really a middle ground there unless you want to keep the wool over your eyes. Even the atheist who practices scientism eventually can experience Gnosis when they realize all physical matter is light projected from another dimension.

I personally choose to believe in spirit and the supernatural. It is a choice I’ve made based on experiences I’ve had in life that cannot be explained otherwise. Miracles have occurred for me through prayer that have no world explanation. Diseases in my family have been eliminated even though doctors prescribed eminent death. As Arthur Conan Doyle put it, “Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth.”

This then further concludes through logical deduction that the concept of the True God, or Higher Self must then exist. However, believing in this fact blindly usually puts one in service to the god of this world, a power outside oneself that is nigh impossible to commune with when recognized as an outside source. This fallacy leads the uninitiated to educate themselves, build their towers of logic, and deduce that science answers all the enigmas of our physical world. This dead-end scientism is equivocal to nihilism. The deductive reasoning resolves in an atheistic mindset due to the hidden concepts of Gnosis. It is when one subscribes to chaos instead of understanding that consciousness permeates all.

Those that choose to dwell in this limited mindset surrender themselves to the current paradigm of the world. They are as prisoners in the allegory of Plato’s cave. This tale mirrors that of the geometry concept of the Tesseract. The allegory puts forth a theory concerning human perception. There being three prisoners in a cave tied to rocks, arms and legs bound, and head tied so that they can only look at the stone wall in front of them. They have been in this position since birth and never knew anything else. Behind them is fire; between them is a raised walkway. People that are outside the cave walk along the walkway carrying things on their head, including animals, plants, wood and stone. In the point of view of the prisoner, they only see the shadows and have never seen the real objects before. The prisoners instead believe the shadows to be what is ‘real’. The prisoners play a game of guessing which shadow will appear next. When one correctly guesses the others praise him and call him master. Eventually one of the prisoners escapes and leaves the cave. He is shocked at the world and struggles to believe it. He soon comes to realize that his former view of reality is wrong. He goes on a journey and discovers beauty and meaning, and learns that his former life and the guessing game they played to be useless. Later he returns to the cave to inform his once fellow prisoners of his findings. They do not believe him and threaten to kill him if he attempts to set them free.

This allegory accurately describes the struggle of one who has experienced Gnosis and their relationship with those who have not. Though it may be the desire to share this philosophical and spiritual truth with everyone, we quickly learn that it cannot be shared through the relaying of empirical evidence. It sadly becomes apparent that it comes down to a choice that every individual makes to free themselves. For those who have experienced Gnosis and have given up, or never tried helping others experience this truth, they find it very easy to rule over those who know it not. After all, what easier cattle could there be to heard than ones who enslave themselves? It would truly be a wonder if we were all to learn that within us resides an eternal spirit, imprisoned inside the allegorical cave of our own mind.

First Degree - Choosing to Know God - A Brief upon Gnosis

Enlightenment, Ascension, Samadhi, Apotheosis, the opening of the Third Eye, the Great Revelation and lifting of The Veil; these concepts may not be synonymous with the concept of Gnosis, but they share the same goal; that of achieving the epitome of spiritual understanding attainable during our time here on Earth. The pathways to such a feat are as numerous as the stars themselves, and vary indefinitely. To some it is acquired through isolation, by fasting for long periods of time, hiding from the world in a cave or just by the mere sitting in silence under a tree. Others seek it their whole lives and enroll themselves in as many schools of knowledge their minds can endure. It is a wisdom that cannot be taught, but only observed through experience. Yet, we try our hardest to teach this thing we all seek. We search for it through word and book, through school and song and all other methods of communicating with nature and with each other.  

Ancient teachings of mankind took a route towards spiritual Gnosis that included science as a part of religion. Academics, morality, and spirituality were all combined into the same mythic tales. These days all teachings are kept separate and instill completely different frames of mind that cause conflict with an individual’s beliefs.

In ancient times, and for those now brought up in religious life, the first teachings always include an almighty, all-powerful, Creator God and say that we owe our existence to Him. These are then followed by the teachings that man is a special creation, having more than any other form of Creation on Earth; that being of a soul and/or a spirit. We are taught that the soul has, or can have everlasting life and never dies. The physical body is shed upon death and returns to the Earth from whence it came. The soul then is released and continues on.

In ancient times this was the first lesson, properly instilled into the mind before the lessons in science that followed. Then came the laws of Creation, the infinite wisdom of God and the arrangement of the luminaries, the order of the universe. With this scientific knowledge man was enabled to grasp the wisdom and the great divine love of the Creator. The understanding it wrought brought a feeling of oneness with the Heavenly Father. The original sciences included in ancient myth were taught in a form so simple to man that even then in an uncultured state we could understand them. The concepts were stated as an absolute, without theorizing, and not a semblance of technology was used. It was plain and simple.

Today we are taught tedious stages of science; separate, of course, from any semblance of spirituality or divine sources. All scientific information is brought to our understanding with hard empirical evidence; evidence of experiences within the Creation that can be shared. We begin with a vague basic understanding and through our many years of growth we are progressed to build upon them with varied concepts, each more complicated and building upon the last. Slowly through our indoctrination the tower is built. We attempt throughout these sciences to grasp the mystery of the universe, yet through them it continues to remain a mystery. It is all presented as materially sourced and factual. Yet, softly we are informed that all these concepts route themselves deeply in theory, and the sciences brought to our classrooms throughout the decades are ever changing. Through this lack of foundation, the tower built from knowledge falls. Its' route towards Gnosis becomes collapsed and scattered.

These expiated teachings are presented as fact, but in the hearts of the student they are not truly understood and are beyond sound logic. We are left ever searching for further explanation; searching ever deeper down the rabbit hole for causes to our effects. To those who continue to search, the question is always asked: Why? The answer to which is: Because the ancient scientific garden has been choked up with the rank weeds of theory, technology, theology, misconceptions, inventions, capped with childish dreams which neither rhyme nor reason, and all of which are totally at variance with the true natural laws which govern throughout the universe.

This deplorable state of understanding has been recognized in all ages and is not unique to our modern times today. It is a stage in every person’s growth, and is epitomized by a commonly shared negative outlook of society as a whole: the ‘status quo’, the current state of the populous, cut off from Source through their own choice of desiring the state they are currently in, subject only to the physical world around them and not desiring or accepting of change except for that which makes their situation subjectively grander. These are those that worship mammon, or for lack of a better word: Materialists. It is an unfortunate state we all are guilty of. There is a thin veil of understanding that must be pierced to perceive what propagates this materialistic view. Sadly, only few can grasp the true concepts of spirituality and Creation. It is not something that can simply be taught; and even when we come to realization, we so easily forget again.

This deplorable state is brought about by two major factors:

One: The egotism of man, and his inordinate craving for publicity, wishing to be thought of as the pinnacle of the mountain of understanding. We forget that there is only one Great One. The only pinnacle man can really reach is the sublime honour of being one of His (or Its') selected messengers of conveying this knowledge of truth. Man forgets that he can only be a messenger, a conduit, and that is the highest honour that can be bestowed upon him.

Two: Man so easily turns from the worship of the Great One to the worship of mammon, and through this worship of mammon he continually professes the worship of the Great One. Through this false reckoning he deceives himself and those he teaches, and thus is in fact a false prophet. These are innocent errors in understanding which we all make, greater than those of the hogs that practice in slavery. It is far more of an error than just being a materialistic person and having the desire to acquire vast material gains and enslave fellow man. In fact, many who have experienced Gnosis choose to continue to benefit themselves from those that haven’t; instead of trying to aid all in achieving it themselves. It is the simple attribution of effect within the Creation to be propagated, in ultimate origin, from anything within the Creation itself, in lieu of The Divine Source; for truth of the natural law of the universe dictates that all effect within the Creation is ultimately emanated from the Divinity. This simple misconception we all become guilty of in every moment that we forget to be thankful to the Creator for all that He (It) maintains. As long as this misconception clouds the mind of any individual, peace cannot rest upon their heart.

Not down any one path can any man find the great school for learning of true science. For some, nature is the true science, for others it is found through technology, for others it is exclusive through religion; and in each of these categories is found a plethora of variances in understanding. In truth, all are fractals of the whole. One must dawn the coat of many colours to view the Creation in all its’ varied splendor. By acceptance of others’ beliefs, and the entertaining thereof, can we put ourselves in someone else’s shoes and see the world through their eyes; perceiving Creation empathically through another’s outlook and expand upon our own.

It is equivocal, whether the universe is beheld through sense perception as the content of an extroversive mystical experience, or as a content of mental images during a vision, or as an intellectual experience of ideas. Whichever may be chosen or experienced by an individual, conscious or subconscious subversion, both the universe and self are located in the mind of God, the Great One. The intellectual experience of the primacy of mind constitutes an ontological shift, a transcending of vision and a becoming of mind. This has been dubbed many things and is beyond the basic understanding of Gnosis, but it does not change the fact that it occurs regardless of whether or not it is known. It just changes the quality of the experience via subversion of universal progeny.

The knowing of this is the Gnosis for those who have received knowledge and taken it with wisdom. Once known it can be learned to be wielded with precision, as some have likened it to becoming God. It is an intellectual mystical union of Mind that contains the cosmos as its thoughts. The Great One is the Mind that is imminent throughout the cosmos. God is invisible and entirely visible. It is the spirit, or aether, that is the seen and unseen; all entangled within and without the individual and pivot upon it as its cornerstone.

The one who alone is un-begotten, without Gnosis, is also unimagined and invisible, but in presenting images of all things he is seen through all of them and in all of them. The lord, who is ungrudging, is seen through the entire cosmos. There is nothing in all the cosmos that he is not. He is himself the things that are and those that are not. Those that are he has made visible; those that are not he holds within him. What is bound on Earth is bound in Heaven, and what is loosed in Heaven is loosed on Earth.

Having attained unity with the Great One whose thought is the universe, one who has obtained Gnosis is presumably empowered to work magic by commanding his thoughts. Those who have not, and will not, wield it unknowingly in their subconscious, and mostly just allow themselves to be subject to the will of their own subconscious and also to the will of others.

Nothing within the Creation is written in stone; or rather, it is not permanent. It can all wither away, burn up, disappear, be replaced with an entirely different reality without our realization. This can be said, but it is never properly understood until one willingly accepts the journey towards Gnosis. Logically, the pathway must vary for every individual, since the created world itself is in truth a virtual sandbox laid bare before us, and appears differently to us all. Perception is everything. Thought is reality, the physical is the illusion. As above, so below. It is this concept that is presented in a plethora of forms through all religion and spirituality, and it is never true until it is accepted.

This achievement of the epitome of spiritual understanding, this Gnosis, is not desirable to most people. It is not a requirement of everyone within their lifetime on Earth to obtain. We have that choice. We may perceive this life, and live it however we choose.

To each his own.

The Apple of Perception

Let me explain the most important piece of information you'll ever know as simply as I can:  

Everything is consciousness. 

Like a tree with many branches, many leaves and flowers, consciousness permeates all, and yet all our range of perception allows for us to perceive is but the fruit of that tree.

This conscious energy travels in many different patterns throughout the known universe and more so in the unknown omniverse. It makes up all that which is seen and unseen. What we know as 'three-dimensional' is the 'matter' that we see, touch, and hear every day of our physical lives. This physical manifestation of conscious energy is the fruit of the tree of life and knowledge, a mere portion of all that which is, which is what I have come to call:

The Apple of Perception.

The three dimensional, though very much real, is not finite, and is completely dependent on the covenant it shares with all eternity. From this given constant we can confirm that all the occurrences of the celestial bodies that make up our physical heavens, and all that happens here on Earth, are mirrors of the conscious changes that permeate all of existence, conscious energy that has become manifest. As above, so below.

This is the message that is at the root of all religion and spirituality.

We are one.

Predisposition of Faith

Science formulates a hypothesis as factual, based on current knowledge and understanding, even when there is no actual evidence to prove or disprove something; or even when commonsense tells them otherwise. The harm in doing this is that when someone does prove to the contrary, science would rather stick to its original statement in fear of discrediting someone. Science is about knowing the truth and should not worry about changing its mind when fresh facts are later discovered because this is not a failing; it's part of the learning process as we all try and evolve. Just because science cannot understand something or it contradicts current knowledge, it doesn’t make it untrue or should even be ignored; as much as they would like to at times. Scientists today worry more about upsetting someone’s opinion rather than discovering an understanding of the truth. This is partially because science today has prostituted itself to either a governmental, military or a commercial proprietor; sadly therefore science has to do what’s it’s told and not what it should be doing.

The predispositions I build my unified field theory around are drawn entirely from faith and religion. It is an honest standpoint I hope others can identify with. I find it more suitable than creating a white rabbit and following it down into an endless oblivion.
The foundation for all matter, dark matter, and whatever other names are given to all that we can see and not see, I believe, come from an unseen yet very familiar origin. I think that we have yet to witness and measure in all our known sciences a true cause to any effect, because all causes must originate from this unseen source.
This unseen and familiar source, being the origin of all matter and dark matter, all that which is seen and unseen may just as well be a divine source. A source all mankind has been driven to find throughout all of history. So, there is no reason it should not be applied to science and the quantum theories of today. To find God has always been our goal.
In order to understand this concept one must fathom the limits we have in our perception of light, sound, and all that is. All that we witness are but signs. These effects we recognize with our awareness are only a small portion we call matter. This is the truth behind what scientists are now calling dark matter.
For example, we have measured many frequencies of the invisible wave that range from the measure of sound to the measure of gamma rays. I believe however that we only measure the signs and not the actual unseen source that manipulates these things we call particles, waves, and various other names we've given to the many 'signs' we can only wintess within our limits of perception, and that the true underlying source of these 'signs' resonate on a scale relative to what we call frequency are invisible and give rise to the many things we witness.
From the tiniest observed particles under the microscope, to the grandest globules seen through a telescope, these 'signs' give witness to the unseen source that is the foundation of all that is.
Knowing that the source of origin for all matter, and dark matter is invisible, it gives great emphasis against the necessity to be searching for ever smaller particles. This unwarranted popularity of searching for ever smaller particles seems to be the most intrigueing field of research in physics today. The hunt for the Higg's particle, or 'God' particle, or whatever other theories are out there that all found themselves on visible particles in order to construct their various guidelines seems to me like a chase of a white rabbit, a red herring, and a path in the wrong direction. We know now that dark and invisible matter exists, so it is time for science today to start accepting the invisible foundation of reality.
Although it is not impossible that there are smaller particles to find, I believe they will only attribute to the larger in terms of their 'signage'. A substance can be defined by the dance of its molecules and elements in relation to all other substances known and their own molecules, elements, and particles within, but all we witness is this dance. We see this light which is measureable and we document it in comparison to all other lights and their particular dances. Yet, we do not have an underlying source of origin. So, therefore we do not yet have documented evidence of one single experiment that showed to us a true CAUSE. All we have are documented effects in relation to one another. If we begin to understand this it would greatly narrow our search for a single well established unified field theory.
One has to get spiritual to find the only true cause. Effects just spark other effects. Sentience is the only thing that is any different from that. The true cause is sentient manipulation. Either that, or like events in nature, what we witness is just a small piece of a mouse trap that got set off a while ago by something sentient and we just didn't realize it. Being sentient it is easy to forget that the I AM is in each and every one of us. And again one has to determine whether or not there is choice or everything is predestined. If everything is predestined than there was only ever one cause that would be similar to ideas such as the big bang, or a creator god snapping his hands or throwing up; but since I am Christian I know there is choice, therefor every cause generates from every decision (the cause literally takes place the moment of the conscious choice). So documented experiments must dig further than sectioning off the experiment to find the true cause. The true cause is not the isolated effect being manipulated or not, but the will that made the decision of putting the entire experiment into motion in the first place.
Personally, the most intriguing ideas I've come across are the works of Nicola Tesla, Royal Raymond Rife, and currently the work of Dan Winter. There are concepts that utilize sound to manipulate matter, like resonant frequency therapy, cymatics, and levitation that I find to be much more worthy fields of research than the endless hunt for smaller particles.
All of these concepts lead me to believe that sound comes first, or at least has the most influence over the visible world we exist within. This idea of 'sound' exists before there is an observed charge, before the measure of the wave, before the electron or any particle, and until this specific low frequncy that is 'sound' resonates or conjugates its potential nothing is yet visible, and it exists first and formost.
It has been found that light has both the properties of a particle and a wave. I believe that this is because light, like 'sound', is invisible until it resonates or conjugates and gives rise to visible particles. It must therefore consist of the same hutspah that my description of this invisible 'sound' consists of. This theory has been entertained before and this 'sound' or charge of energy that begets all things has been called many things, one being plasma, another called aetheric wind, and yet another called spirit. Could it be that the attributes described in our Bible surrounding the Holy Spirit could actually define what scientists are now calling dark matter?
So far what we understand as sound, or what we measure as waves, is the one thing we should be looking further in to as being the invisible backbone that begits matter. It falls in line with several faiths as being the founding source of what is visible, and has proven to manipulate matter in the most profound and unexplainable ways.
I believe this concept can explain why some things have more mass than others. It should just have to do with resonance of frequencies and their accoustic effect upon one another. When two different notes are played at the same time we hear a warbling noise, acoustically created, and sounds a note directly in between the two notes that are really being played. This concept has recently been overlooked and perhaps forgotten, as singers today attempt to recreate this effect by warbling their own voice instead of finding the correct pitch to harmonize with their orchestra. This effect is what gives push to this new note and should also be what gives particles and their light, created by sound, their distinct mass and other attributes. The more sounds it takes to bring to light a certain particle, the more its mass as it is being pushed on by those many sources.
Why is this so? Because God spoke in order to give light. It is only fitting that sound be invisible and would give rise to all that we see. It is within this acoustically created harmony of the creator's holy breath which we all live, breathe, and have our image.