The Book of The Law is the central axiom, the Law of Thelema.
The Law is summed up in two phrases from the Book:
1. “Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law” – AL I:40)
&
2. “Love is the law, love under will” – AL I:57
THELEMA’S GOAL:
TRUE WILL
True Will is the Will from Heaven.
Know firmly, O my Son, that the True Will connot err; for it is thine appointed Course in Heaven, in whose Order is Perfection.
– Liber Aleph vel CXI – The Book of Wisdom or Folly pg.13
HOW THELEMITES ATTAIN TRUE WILL? MAGICK
THELEMA’S DOCTRINES:
COSMOLOGY
The Book of the Law establishes a model of reality that combines two elementary forces: the infinite extension of space, which is personified by the Egyptian sky-goddess Nuit, and the infinitely contracted point, personified by the Egyptian god Hadit.
It is the interaction of these two forces that results in manifested reality.
Crowley often described this interaction in sexual terms:
“Nuit is the centripetal energy, infinitely elastic because it must fit over the hard thrust directed against it; Hadit, the centrifugal, ever seeking to penetrate the unknown”
Magick Without Tears, Ch.38
The union of these two opposites results in the new current of the present Aeon, represented by Ra-Hoor-Khuit (lit. Horus of Two Horizons), also called the Crowned and Conquering Child.
ETHICS
Arguably the central Thelemic ethic is one of individual liberty and the personal freedom to fulfill one’s Will.
Social restriction—such as laws that make illegal certain sex acts between consenting adults—is generally seen in a negative light by most Thelemites.
Two documents in particular help to define Thelemic ethics for most adherents
Oz and Duty
Liber Oz establishes the rights of the individual.
Duty is described as “A note on the chief rules of practical conduct to be observed by those who accept the Law of Thelema.”
THELEMA IN THE BIBLE
Thelema appears in the Holy Bible referring to divine will, human will, and even the will of the Devil.
One well-known example is from “The Lord’s Prayer” in Matthew 6:10,
“Your kingdom come. Your will (Θελημα) be done, On earth as it is in heaven.”
mat. 6
More Bible Verses
“He went away again a second time and prayed, saying, “My Father, if this cannot pass away unless I drink it, Your will be done.”
—Matthew 26:42
“But as many as received Him, to them He gave the right to become children of God, even to those who believe in His name, who were born, not of blood nor of the will of the flesh nor of the will of man, but of God.”
—John 1:12-13
And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, so that you may prove what the will of God is, that which is good and acceptable and perfect.”
—Romans 12:2″
Worthy are You, our Lord and our God, to receive glory and honor and power; for You created all things, and because of Your will they existed, and were created.”
— Revelation 4:11″
…and they may come to their senses and escape from the snare of the devil, having been held captive by him to do his will.”
“If those who lead you say to you, ‘See, the kingdom is in the sky,’ then the birds of the sky will precede you. If they say to you, ‘It is in the sea,’ then the fish will precede you. Rather, the kingdom is inside of you, and it is outside of you. When you come to know yourselves, then you will become known, and you will realize that it is you who are the sons of the living father. But if you will not know yourselves, you dwell in poverty and it is you who are that poverty.
– Gospel of Thomas
That statement alone invites us to read Scripture as more than just historical narrative or morality anecdotes.
THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN IS WITHIN
An esoteric reading of the Bible treats it as a psychological and spiritual map.
The Bible is a manual for how the human mind operates and how the soul evolves.
Every character, event, and place represents an aspect of the human experience.
The Bible isn’t just about people in other eras and lands; it’s about you.
What Esoteric Doesn’t Mean
“Esoteric” doesn’t mean abstract or mystical for the sake of being mysterious.
Esoteric Does Mean:
It means looking beyond the literal to uncover the spiritual truth within.
Esoteric Parables
Jesus often taught using parables—stories layered with symbolic meaning.
“Though seeing, they do not see;
though hearing, they do not hear”
These weren’t just teaching tools.
…they were keys, designed to open deeper levels of understanding.
He told his disciples directly:
“It has been given to you to know the mysteries of the kingdom of heaven, but to them it has not been given.”
That distinction matters.
The outer story speaks to the crowd.
The inner story speaks to the seeker.
The prodigal son:
On the surface, it’s a touching story of forgiveness—a father welcoming back his wayward son.
But if that’s all you see, you’ve only read the first layer, the exoteric.
On an esoteric level, it’s about the human psyche (soul) drifting away from spiritual truth—squandering its inheritance.
We trade our Soul’s Divine essence for the outer worlds fake luxury.
The Return of the Son
When the “son” returns, it’s a symbol of returning to higher consciousness, to alignment with the Divine source, our Father in Heaven.
The “father’s house” isn’t a physical home.
The Fathers house is the original state of spiritual awareness we’re meant to live from.
You can find beautiful wisdom in the Bible at the surface level, but if you never look for the second upper-story, you’re missing its true power.
The real spiritual meaning isn’t obvious.
It’s concealed in plain sight.
Most theologians don’t teach this—
I don’t think they’ve ever learned to read it this way or they’ve become so indoctrinated that they avoid it in fear of becoming a “heretic”.
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Grace
unmerited divine assistance given to humans for their regeneration or sanctification
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I’m not here to justify sin but to justify grace.
There’s a difference, and if you can’t tell the two apart, you’ve been discipled by control of man—not Christ.
As a follower of Christ there is never a circumstance where it’s your task to correct someone with any kind of force.
Correction by coercion is not correction —it’s pride wrapped in scripture.
If you’re truly moved by the Holy Spirit, the only thing you’ve been given authority to do is speak truth in love.
Anything beyond that is spiritual trespassing.
But we’re watching the same old sickness play out again in a modern tone.
People stomping around with scripture in one hand and a gavel in the other, throwing stones in the name of holiness—meanwhile hiding from their own shadows.
Condemning others becomes a convenient way to avoid your own reflection.
You execute their punishment prematurely just so you don’t have to face your own.
And that’s not discernment. That’s ego in a Jesus costume.
Here’s the thing: You are not God.
You don’t get to decide the weight of someone’s guilt and the verdict you assign will be the same assignment you’ll receive.
“For with the judgment you pronounce you will be judged, and with the measure you use it will be measured to you.” – Matthew 7:2
You don’t get to issue divine sentences based on your human discomfort.
You have no moral authority above another human — I mean; you remain confined to that dying meat suit.
“For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the cosmic powers over this present darkness, against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly places.” Ephesians 6:12
You’re not protecting the gospel—you’re perverting it.
Grace isn’t a license for sin. But GRACE is the ONLY bridge to healing.
And you don’t get to burn that bridge for anyone and get away with it… let alone earn the ability to have any pride in your work.
“Pride goes before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall.” -Proverbs 16:18
You want to know what really makes me sick?
That the loudest people in the modern church are often the furthest from Christ’s heart.
“When words are many, transgression is not lacking, but whoever restrains his lips is prudent.” – Proverbs 10:19
Jesus railed against this—
“They tie up heavy burdens, hard to bear, and they lay them on people’s shoulders, but they themselves are not willing to move them with their finger.” Matthew 23:4
“Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs, which outwardly appear beautiful, but within are full of dead people’s bones and all uncleanness. So you also outwardly appear righteous to others, but within you are full of hypocrisy and lawlessness.”
Matthew 23:27-28
those choosing dominance over love
“There is no fear in love, but perfect love casts out fear. For fear has to do with punishment, and whoever fears has not been perfected in love.”
– 1 John 4:18
those who forsake mercy
“Blessed are the merciful, for they shall receive mercy.”
Matthew 5:7
And yet, here they are again, wearing His name like a badge while they crucify people He died to set free.
“Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do.”
Jesus – Luke 23:34
The real tragedy?
Many believe they are doing God’s work, but they are not; they are merely doing their work. They are so surrounded by validation and applause that they fail to recognize it. The crowd has blinded them.
“Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but the one who does the will of my Father who is in heaven.” -Matthew 7:21
Listen: society is not where it’s supposed to be.
And neither is the church.
Now, will you hear this?Probably not.And I’m not expecting you to.
The truth about the truth…
The truth rarely gets a warm welcome when it threatens the throne you built for yourself.
But I’ll say it anyway.
Even the people you mock
the ones you write off
the ones whose lives you condemn from a distance
God came for the
giants
misfits
mystics
addicts
artists
outcasts—
They are no different than you.
Their moral sin may look different. Their wounds may be externally louder. They may hide less of their ugly parts than you…
but at least they aren’t tucked safely behind holy jargon to excuse cruelty.
“For we have all sinned and fall short of the glory of God.” – Romans 3:23
And if it offends you that Jesus may have used unconventional methods to expand perception, then what you worship is safety, not truth.
The image of Jesus most people hold is wrong and wrung through centuries of:
ideological whitewashing
beautified marketing
sanitized Sunday School summaries.
He’s often pictured as an ethereal peace-giver, universally adored, calmly glowing in a ‘soft sepia light’.
But this wasn’t the Jesus known to his followers. Not even close.
In fact, many who encountered Jesus in the flesh found him either;
confusing, at best
mentally unstable, at worst.
He wasn’t simply controversial, he was considered a threat to both religious orthodoxy and social order.
The sanitized version of Christ so many cling to was shaped after the cross, after the church industrial complex took control of his narrative.
Let’s take a scalpel to the original reactions—the raw, unsettling perceptions of Jesus while he was still walking the earth.
His Family Thought He’d Lost His Mind
The Gospel of Mark pulls no punches. In Mark 3:21, we’re told that Jesus’ own family said:
“He is out of his mind.”
Yes, his own bloodline. Not strangers. Not critics. His family. Pause there…
Imagine. Imagine the weight of that.
You’ve awoken to a Divine Knowing, a consciousness that cracks open reality—and the people who know your voice best say:
“You’ve snapped.”
It wasn’t mockery from outsiders that came first; it was internal doubt.
His kin likely feared he’d gone mad with something akin to messianic delusion.
Or perhaps they were embarrassed by his sudden rise as a controversial street-preacher confronting the Government and Church…
He spoke vehemently against both Rome and the temple elite.
Religious Leaders:
“You’re Breaking the Law and Blaspheming“
The religious class didn’t just dislike Jesus—they actively plotted his removal.
The scribes and Pharisees viewed him as a heretic, accusing him of;
violating the Sabbath
flouting Mosaic Law
daring to forgive sins.
—a divine prerogative.
His miracles weren’t applauded; they were denounced as works of Beelzebub.
Let that settle: divine acts being interpreted as demonic.
… this was normal folk… the acceptable people… The community.
This wasn’t petty disagreement. This was existential threat-level panic from the religious hierarchy.
They saw in Jesus… not just a radical voice—but someone who dismantled their very grip on sacred authority.
Public Whispers: “He Has a Demon and Is Mad“
John 10:20 captures this damning public sentiment:
“He has a demon and is mad; why listen to him?”
These weren’t elite theologians.
These were everyday observers—
neighbors
townsfolk
bystanders.
Jesus’ words, while layered with profound gnosis (wisdom), sounded unhinged to the average ear.
And truthfully, wouldn’t they today? I mean… They do.
Imagine someone saying,
“Before Abraham was, I am.”
Or calling God their literal Father, claiming to bring not peace but a sword.
If spoken in today’s marketplace, they’d be dismissed as spiritually schizophrenic, or worse.
So what’s changed? Only the power structure that codified his words.
Outside the Bible: Even More Scathing Views
This doubt wasn’t exclusive to Jewish contemporaries.
Roman voices and philosophers took their shots, too.
Talmud
The Talmud contains cryptic but deeply derogatory references to Jesus—branding him a sorcerer who led Israel astray.
He is also said in the Talmud to be swimming in hot excrements.
These weren’t passive critiques.
They were sharp rejections by those who saw his influence as spiritually treacherous.
Roman Philosophers
Roman historian Tacitus referred to Christianity as a “pernicious superstition,” blaming the followers of Christ for corrupting public morals.
To Roman minds, Christ’s followers were:
irrational fanatics clinging to a crucified troublemaker.
Celsus
And then there’s Celsus, the ancient philosopher and intellectual, who reportedly called Jesus
“small, ugly, and undistinguished,”
claiming his father was a Roman soldier—a jab meant to invalidate his divine paternity and tarnish the virgin birth narrative.
Jesus wasn’t revered by the intellectual elite of his time.
He was;
mocked
dismissed
vilified.
Why This Matters
This isn’t about shock value or anti-Christian rhetoric. It’s about truth-telling.
When we sanitize the narrative of Jesus to make him palatable. We also:
rob Him of the radical edge that threatened anti Christ power
offended institutions
deny the painful fact that he alienated his own family.
His teachings were revolutionary because they disrupted—not because they fit neatly within pre-existing paradigms.
So when you feel like your awakening makes others uncomfortable when your truth sounds like madness to the masses take comfort. You’re in excellent company.
Because the real Jesus wasn’t crucified for being nice. He was crucified because he challenged the lies. And many thought he was insane for doing so. Truth rarely sounds sane to those who live comfortably in delusion.
“And you will be hated by all for my name’s sake. But the one who endures to the end will be saved.”
Are we propelled by fate, driven by choice, or guided by a delicate dance between the two?
Each path offers its own mystique, summoning us to dissect the interplay of destiny, fate, and free-will in shaping our lives and reality as a whole.
The Emergence of Fate
Fate represents the unseen architecture of our lives—a cosmic design that envelopes every step we take.
It is the orchestrator of synchronicities and signs, suggesting that our experiences might be part of a grand laid out structure, initiated by a higher intelligence.
This invisible thread forms the backdrop of our existence, like a silent script written in the stars that sometimes we see how it dictates our journey.
The Empowerment of Choice
Contrasting fate is the power of choice—
our conscious ability to deliberate
decide
and act.
In every fleeting moment, we stand at a crossroads, armed with the power to transform potentiality into reality.
Our choices…
…whether deliberate
…or spontaneous.
Choice carves new pathway, through a predetermined framework, affirming our unique role as co-creators of our destinies.
The Synthesis
A Cosmic Dance
The truth, as I perceive it, lies not in the isolated domains of fate or choice, but in their connection, no matter how chaotic or volatile it appears.
FATE IS AN ALREADY SET STAGE
Fate sets the stage by placing us in a world of infinite complexities, yet within this arena, our choices illuminate the power of agency.
Within fate your decisions become the act in the play that redefine the script with each break in line, as sin aka duality, causes is to forget choosing this character… MORE ON THAT IN ANOTHER ARTICLE…
Fate merges the predetermined decision we made with the human self in all our duality.
Embracing The Interplay
Every decision— it can be a choice of…
love
defiance
surrender or
inquiry…
These decisions serve as compelling evidence of the capacity for transformation. The inherent power within us shapes the circumstances we encounter, establishing a structure of cause and effect that upholds duality and sin.
While the forces of fate may direct the overarching narrative, it is within our responses that true freedom is forged.
DESTINY + CONSCIOUS AWARENESS
The co-operation between destiny and conscious choice is…
where meaning is born
where chaos finds order
where wisdom is ultimately distilled.
We have a profound power to navigate the realms of existence.
We are neither bound by the currents of destiny nor are we lost in the illusion of unbridled freedom.
We are the artisans of our own lives, crafting purpose from the interplay of the inevitable and the intentional as they are One.
Aristotle claimed that time is dependent on motion, meaning that time only exists in relation to and as a consequence of change occurring in the world.
Muller, a physicist at the University of California, Berkeley, posits that the expansion of the universe, starting with the Big Bang, constantly creates new space and, consequently, new time.
“Now” as the Leading Edge
He argues that the “now” is the boundary, the shock front, or the leading edge of time, where new time is constantly being created.
Implications for Time Travel
This theory has implications for our understanding of time travel, suggesting that the future is not predetermined, and that the “now” is the only reality that truly exists.
This concept contrasts with the block universe or eternalism, which suggests that all moments in time exist equally, and the presentism, which holds that only the present moment is real.
Aristotle argued that time, as a concept, depends on the soul’s ability to perceive and count it.
He suggested that if there were no souls to “count” time, there might still be change, but not time itself.
This view implies that time is not just countable but also essentially counted, meaning it requires a conscious entity to exist as a measurable concept.
Plato’s theory of the soul, influenced by Socrates, considered the soul (psyche) as the essence of a person, an incorporeal and eternal entity.
He believed the soul exists even after death and is able to think, and that as bodies die, the soul is continually reborn (metempsychosis) in subsequent bodies.
Some philosophical traditions, like Neo-Platonism, explored the concept of a world soul (anima mundi) or soul of the world,suggesting an intrinsic connection between all living beings and that the world is animated by a soul.
This concept posits that the world is animated by a soul much like the human body.
This perspective suggests that the soul is not limited by space or time.
Some theories, like the Quantum Theory of Soul, propose that the soul, as defined as information stored in the quantum field, can extend over space and time, potentially transcending the limitations of the physical body.
Time as a Number
Aristotle describes time as a “number of motion with respect to the before and after,” suggesting that we can count or measure time by counting instances of change.
Descartes on Time
Time as a Foundation for Diversity and Motion
Descartes’s mechanistic view of the world, where diversity and motion are fundamental, requires time for these phenomena to occur.
Time as Proof for God’s Existence
Descartes uses the concept of “parts of time” in his Meditation III proof for God’s existence, emphasizing the role of time in our understanding of God’s attributes.
Time as a “Mode of Thought”
In his Principles of Philosophy, Descartes also states that time is a mere attribute and “mode of thought”.
Time & Duration
Descartes distinguishes between time as the measure of motion and duration as an attribute of things.
Time & the Span of Life
Descartes sees no differentiation between the span of a life and the span of time itself.
Descartes introduced the concept of dualism, which argued that reality or existence is divided into two parts.
He argued that humanity could be divided into two parts as well: the mind and the body.
TIME AS MOMENTS
Time as a Series of Moments
This perspective suggests that time can be broken down into a sequence of unique, distinct moments, each representing a specific point in the timeline.
Kairos refers to an opportune or significant moment, while chronos refers to a specific amount of time, such as a day or an hour.
Examples of “Moments in Time”
Think of memorable events, like a wedding, a birth, or a historical turning point.
These are all “moments in time” that stand out as distinct points in the flow of time.
Time as Absolute
Newtonian Time
According to its most famous proponent, Sir Isaac Newton, for example, absolute time (which is also sometimes known as “Newtonian time”) exists independently of any perceiver, progresses at a consistent pace throughout the universe, is measurable but imperceptible, and can only be truly understood mathematically.
For Newton, absolute time and space were independent and separate aspects of objective reality, and not dependent on physical events or on each other.
Time as a Product of the Mind
Whitehead | Heidegger—Time as the Form of Becoming
Whitehead and Heidegger described time as the process of things changing and becoming.
They believed that time is essential for things to happen and transform.
Theory of Relativity
SPACETIME
According to modern science, particularly the theories of relativity and quantum mechanics, time is considered a part of a larger concept called spacetime.
Spacetime includes all the events in the past, present, and future, and is interconnected with space.
ASavior’s Decent into Matter Made Way For Our Spiritual Ascension.
“He has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the human heart.”
Ecclesiastes 3:11
Within our very hearts, Eternity resides—a thought inviting deep contemplation.
We inhabit this dense, material world that is shaping all inhabitants towards its ultimate pinnacle; death and decay. Although morbid, this is simply true.
Our soul knows this world’s objective for ALL matter is death… This makes sense why we, as conscious beings, are perpetually drawn to Spirituality.
In Search for the Eternal Life, innate to our Soul, beyond the body, a deep yearning echoes from the depth of our being.
Transmutation of Christ
In Christ
The transmutation that the I AM that is speaking is the process taught by Christ. The Spiritual Higher substance redeems and refines the material lower substance.
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Matter & Material = Lower Dimension
Understand Human Awareness
Human awareness is traditionally understood to reside within the confines of the material body (the skull).
Consciousness is nonlocal and manifests in this tangible body, encased in the most fragile frame.
Navigating Time and Space
Consciousness navigates a world governed by the dense laws of time and space.
Within this environment, we remain grounded in the body until our vessels’ eventual expiration, at which point we experience release from all this weight.
CONSCIOUS REFRAME
By framing our understanding of consciousness in this way, we acknowledge both the limitations imposed by our physical reality and the potential for a deeper exploration of what lies beyond these limits.
The Concept of Lower Dimensions
The material realm is a “lower dimension” due to its inherent characteristics. Density. Decay. Limited Movement. Etc.
Matter is ephemeral; it is temporary and fleeting. The physical world, bound by its limitations, faces its inevitable end—total decay.
This transience proves the constraints of our existence within this sphere, clearly a lower-dimensional experience.
So, does this mean that matter and materiality is the source of imperfection & sin?
Not inherently. Matter is neutral.
The Source of Sin
Rebellion & Division
The darker aspects of sin do not arise from matter, rather they affect matter.
These traits come from our flawed human interaction within the material frame.
Fragmentation of the Psyche
The eternal ‘we’ exists in our psyche, not in our body, having fragmented away from Source.
This disconnection is referred to as sin.
Understanding Fragmentation
This fragmentation represents a profound separation from our true essence, identity,& nature— resulting in a loss of unity and wholeness. Falling from Perfection.
TO PUT IT SIMPLY:
WE ARE OVERWHELMED SOULS THAT WENT BUZZURK.
REBELLED. SINNED. DEFIED.
We need to recognize that this disconnection manifests, indirectly leading to our feelings of emptiness and despair.
Fragmentation occurs from overwhelming emotions and negative experiences, further entrenching us in a cycle of pain and suffering.
By acknowledging this fragmentation, we will begin the process of healing the fragmentation and, remember who we are.
The only way to reconnect with our Source is through Conscious rememberence.
We’re Broken Vessels Sailing Back Home
All of humanity exists in a state of fragmentation, with differing degrees, of course, distanced from the rememberence of our place in the Tree of Life, cut off from the foundational Essence of our Origin.
This disconnection results in unrefined desires and unholy inclinations. Sin.
The primary objective is to preserve the remnants of our existence that still remain intact, parts of ourselves that can be re-integrated into Source.
Through trials and transformative experiences, like a purifying fire, our soul strives for alignment and reunification with Source through Consciousness—the All in All is seeking harmony with us – from within us, as the Higher Self, in accordance with the Divine principles of I AM. Every disaster is an attempt to wake us up.
This journey demands the dissolution of accumulated negativity and superficial attachments that hinder our resonance.
The demons of separation from the Source (I AM) has left us vulnerable to eternal ignorance; misguided by lower bodily desires, and the blind navigation of our minds’ perpetual state of amnesia.
Physical Matter = A Veil
The laws of Physics drape over our perception, obscuring the Ethereal realm’s boundless perfection from being apprehended by our Eyes and Psyche.
Why God Does This:
To protect us from searing our consciousness. PROTECTION FROM BEING ANNIAHLATED BY THE ALL-CONSUMING FIRE. This density has too much pressure.
ABOUT THE ALL CONSUMING FIRE
the metaphorical “all-consuming fire” symbolizes the purifying force of God’s divine energy. This fire represents both a transformation and a likely threat to those unprepared for its intensity. This can be likened to the everyday struggles people face in maintaining their mental and emotional well-being amid life’s chaos.
The Violet Consuming Flame serves as a protective mechanism, allowing one to transmute discord and imperfection into purity and light, as elaborated by the Ascended Masters in teachings such as those from the I AM School and the St. Germain Foundation.
By consciously invoking this flame, individuals can shield themselves from negative energies and unwanted attachments, akin to the protective measures discussed in contemporary spiritual practices aimed at maintaining a healthy aura and spiritual fortitude, as noted in articles on spiritual protection and aura shielding.
The journey towards spiritual purity requires both the acknowledgment of the consuming fire’s potential for annihilation and the active engagement in practices that foster resilience and enlightenment.
THE VEIL IS GOD’S GIFT OF PROTECTION UNTIL WE’RE READY
This veil is not a mere obstacle; NO!
It is a GIFT—a medium needed for our experience, realization, and final expansion needed to transcend it.
The Creator knows what we need before we do. Painful growth is a must when in such a heavy laden dimension, in order that we remain on the Narrow Way.
We’ll go from this heavy density to our first weightless home – back to a formless, eternal flow state of pure expansion. The pain level we now undergo cannot compare with the level of ecstasy we’ll carry in infinity.
The material world challenges our Soul, un-shapes us, and stages the platform to our Spiritual Ascension.
Our soul craves to experience leveling up. The human experience is how we do that.
Dopamine From The Heavens
What’s cool is we produce dopamine in our brain every time we feel like we’re about to level up, were perfectly designed to keep up with motivation.
The Flesh
A Firey Portal To The Divine Father
The flesh is a starting point from which we Ascend toward the Eternal Flame (ie; Heaven, Tree of Life, Eternal Light.).
Fire Burns. Embrace it. Yes it hurts.
Alchemical Transformation
The Redemption from Within
Salvation is an Alchemical action.
Salvation embodies the metamorphosis of the imperfect aspects of human existence (the corporeal) through the influence of the Perfect (Spirit).
Salvation refers to elevating the lower state of being to the higher One.
VISUALIZE THE ALCHEMY
Visualize the process of human made alchemy, where base metals like lead are refined into resplendent gold.
Everything Has A Parallel / Duality
—as above, so below.
—on earth as it is in heaven….
In the framework of Parallel Alignment, spiritual alchemy does not advocate for the rejection of the corporeal realm but emphasizes its ownership and integration in order to transmute. It’s a necessary step.
Recognize any possibilities over the lower aspects of our existence.
The Divine Alchemist is exemplified by Christ as He performs the transmutation of the lower forms, uncovering the intrinsic Divine that resides within All.
The kingdom of heaven is within.
– Jesus
Scripture illustrates this through symbolic narratives of descent and redemption.
Christ’s very incarnation. What was it?
God revealing his entering of flesh, embodying the perfect descent into the “imperfect” in order to redeem it.
Encoded is a profound truth:
Salvation is an inside-out process, where the spiritual infuses and uplifts the material.
This is not devolution but evolution—a purposeful refinement of existence. A Divine Masterpiece only fully known by Faith.
This transformation is practical
Through combining our energy production that we create with our body movement through prayer, reflection, and cognizant living, we remain more and more in alignment with the higher substance, the Essence of All, the God of the Heavens…
As Divinity peels back the veil, offering a glimpse into Eternity, and kindling hope, Faith increasingly proceeds from our hearts.
The interplay of matter + spirit reaches across spiritual traditions and religious cultures. In all of them, transformation is a recurring theme.
Salvation restores you to your original harmonious symmetry, as Christ exemplified in His death and resurrection.
—a material body -weak and sewn in darkness, ascending in righteousness, glorified by the Holy Spirit, within.
Insights from Other Spiritual Traditions
Hinduism: The material world is maya—an illusion veiling Brahman, the ultimate reality.
Matter is not evil but transient, a stepping stone to liberation. Through knowledge (jnana), devotion (bhakti), or disciplined action (karma), one transcends the veil to unite with the divine.
Buddhism: Matter manifests as samsara, a cycle of suffering fueled by attachment.
Yet, it is also the ground for awakening.
The path to nirvana—enlightenment—uses the material world as a teacher, guiding us beyond suffering through mindfulness and wisdom.
Taoism: Here, matter and spirit are not opposed but intertwined, flowing as yin and yang.
The material world reflects the Tao, the cosmic harmony.
Transformation means living in balance with this natural order, neither clinging to nor rejecting matter.
These traditions affirm that matter, while “lower,” is integral to the Spiritual journey of the Soul.
Whether as a veil to pierce, a cycle to escape, or a symmetry to assume. Or maybe all of the above, it is clearly necessary for the Soul to evolve.
The Role of Wisdom and Knowledge
Wisdom and knowledge are the Alchemist’s #1 tools, fundamental for transmuting the material into the Spiritual.
A desire is kindled for us to Know the One Who is All in All.
He pressed the desire in me to study, for meditation, and the deep-embedded desire we harbor to be intimate with Divinity in our daily routine.
Just as heat sanitizes physical surfaces, Wisdom refines the soul.
The heat when it comes- ALWAYS shifts our perception, forcing us to See the matter.
— in this we find it is not a limit.
We see it for what it is: a lens for the Eternal.
Through this Discernment we experience our own Salvation, co-creating with the Father (Source) in the Higher Realm, King above Kings, He that Is the Logos redeems us, by the Logos (the Word).
Common Objections
The Value of the Material World
Critics argue that;
labeling matter “lower” dismisses its intrinsic worth. If matter is merely a flawed shadow, why does the Divine engage it so deeply—through creation, incarnation, & natural beauty?
Traditions like animism celebrate matter as alive with spirit, while Christianity’s Incarnation sanctifies the physical.
This invites a perspective.
Matter is not a foe to be vanquished by humans but a tool in redemption.
Its limitations—decay, suffering—spur our growth, while its beauty reflects the Divine. A reflection is just that… a reflection.
Putting our form through the Alchemical process does not negate matter’s value; it fulfills it, thinning the veil until it into a window.
I did not come to abolish the law. I came to fulfill it. – Jesus
The material and spiritual are interwoven -so long as we are traveling in this vessel.
Salvation is a journey through matter, not away from it, not for it.
Ecclesiastes 3:11 reminds us that Eternity dwells within the heart of humans, even amid the temporal.
Matter, though a veil, is also the crucible where the Spiritual transmutes the material.
GNOSIS IS THE KEY🔑
Wisdom and knowledge (aka Gnosis) unlock this process, navigated by divine insight.
Far from a simplistic dualism, this vision appreciates the material world’s role in revealing the Divine.
Ultimately, eternal life through salvation is the highest potential that our lower selves can achieve. We transform not to erase or reject our lower nature, but to embrace it for evolving with Divinity.
By doing so, we illuminate that which eternity has already written on our hearts.
Eating flesh was one of the most impure, unholy and unclean actions one could do. Absolute debased.
“So Jesus said to them, ‘Truly, truly, I tell you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink His blood, you have no life in you. Whoever eats My flesh and drinks My blood has eternal life, and I will raise him up at the last day.’”
The Nature of Suffering: A Necessary Element of Existence
As much as we may wish otherwise, the reality is that suffering is an inescapable part of the human experience.
The age-old philosophical and religious observation that “life is suffering” points to a fundamental truth about the human condition.
Embracing Uncertainty and Impermanence
In the face of uncertainty and impermanence, we cultivate the qualities of empathy, humility, and inner strength that are vital for navigating the complexities of life.
It is through our struggles that we learn and grow, transforming our experiences into avenues for personal development.
Seeking Meaning in Suffering
Perhaps, in the end, it is not a life devoid of suffering that we should seek, but rather a life where suffering serves a purpose.
As Viktor Frankl articulated, fulfillment cannot be stripped of struggle; it is through confronting our darkest moments that we can truly experience the richness of life.
“Philo” (love) + “Sophia” (wisdom) The Love of Wisdom
From The Etymological Dictionary:
Philosophy Is Not Limited to Academia
Philosophy is for you and me and even the dude down the road.
Why Philosophy Is Good To Take Part In?
You’ll Ask The Right Questions
Philosophy empowers you to inquire thoughtfully and meaningfully.
You’ll Find Meaning and Purpose
Delve into what truly matters in life.
You’ll Develop Critical Thinking
Enhance your ability to analyze and evaluate arguments.
Navigate Ethical Dilemmas ⚖️🤔✨
Tackle complex moral issues with clarity and insight.
Philosophy helps you unravel the mysteries of life’s fundamental questions..
Expand your mind, ignite your curiosity, and awaken the philosopher within you, you’ll be sure to discover the truth about yourself and the world around you.
The term “philosophy” is from its ancient Greek roots.
In Greek Mythology, Sophia was associated with wisdom and knowledge.
She embodies the idea of understanding and insight, representing a deeper connection to the universe and the divine.
Many Greeks woo would seek her guidance in times of uncertainty, hoping to gain clarity in their lives. They understood Wisdom is not just about knowledge, but, more so, about the ability to see beyond the surface. The richness of her meaning caused a greater appreciation for the complexities of life.
Sophia is closely associated with the concept of “phronēsis,” which means practical wisdom.
The term “philosophia” was brought to prominence by Plato and his mentor Socrates, who underscored the pursuit of wisdom as a fundamental guiding principle for a meaningful life.
Socrates was famously declared the wisest man by the Oracle because of this:
Socrates recognized his own ignorance.
The philosophical pursuit of wisdom is through questioning and dialogue.
The Pythian Oracle
The Pythian Oracle was a priestess who delivered prophecies from the god Apollo at his temple in Delphi, Greece. She was also called Pythia, which was the original name of Delphi.
She entered a trance-like state and spoke cryptic messages that were interpreted by the priests. The oracle was consulted by many ancient Greeks for advice on war, politics, colonization, and religion. The oracle’s influence lasted from the 8th to the 4th century BCE, when it was banned by the Roman emperor Theodosius I.
Philo of Alexandria, a Hellenized Jew, attempted to harmonize Greek philosophy with Jewish scripture. He used “Sophia” to denote both human and divine wisdom, integrating it with the concept of “Logos” (Word), which later influenced Christian theology.
In Christian theology, “Sophia” was personified as Divine Wisdom, often equated with Christ. This interpretation is evident in the writings of the Church Fathers, who identified Christ as the Wisdom of God, a concept rooted in the New Testament.
Philo-Sophia:
Revising Philosophy: The book "Philo-Sophia: Wisdom Goddess Traditions" by Debashish Banerji and Robert McDermott explores the divine feminine aspect of wisdom. It argues for a revision of philosophy to include mystical, intuitive, emotional, performative, and collective knowledge, moving beyond the patriarchal and rational objectification that has dominated traditional academic philosophy.
Engage in existential musings as we examine the purpose and significance of our existence in the grand tapestry of the universe.
PHILOSOPHY IS INTIMATELY CONNECTED TO THE PURSUIT OF KNOWLEDGE, TRUTH, ETHICS, SPIRITUALITY, AND LIFE’S DEEPER MEANINGS.
Epistemology
Epistemology is the study of knowledge, justification, and the relationship between the two.
It explores questions such as:
What does it mean to be justified?
Is knowledge justified?
Is there such thing as true belief?
Can we have justified beliefs at all?
Epistemologists debate the role of internal and external factors in justification, the permissibility of different doxastic attitudes, and how we use our knowledge to acquire more knowledge.
The value of knowledge is the mission to uncover in Epistemology.
Metaphilosophy
Metaphilosophy is the study of philosophy itself, exploring questions about the nature of philosophical inquiry and the epistemology of philosophy.
It examines whether philosophy aims to discover objective truths about the external world or is more focused on understanding words and concepts.
It also considers the possibility of armchair philosophical knowledge and the relationship between empirical science and philosophy.
Philosophy Of Mind
The philosophy of mind covers all philosophical topics about the mind and mental states. Its subtopics can be divided in two main ways. First, by the traditional divisions drawn between kinds of mental states:
1. Divisions are drawn between:
… consciousness, intentionality, perception, and other states and processes. types of phil
2. Quotations are asked about these activities regarding their nature.
Study the relation between the mental and the physical and questions regarding our knowledge of the activities, the relationship between them.
Philosophy of mind overlaps with the philosophy of cognitive science and the philosophy of action.
Further Study:
Examples Of Philosophic Disciplines:
Metaphysics… or the study of reality.
Ethics… or the study of what is morally right & good.
Epistemology… or the study of how we know reality.
Logic… or the study of good arguments.
Aesthetics… or the Philosophy of Art.
The concept of “love of wisdom” can be defined as the pursuit and admiration of knowledge, guided by a deep affection and appreciation for intellectual exploration.
When first confronted with awareness into my sinful nature, I lacked the level of discernment needed to grasp its weight.
The corruption within is not merely a moral failing nor a series of poor preferences; it is the State of Human Beings—a distortion of what we see in the mirror…
Face to face with the soul- you find a deformed reflection looking back at you. Something your waking mind never saw.
You are disobedient and rebellious, torn between your conflicting desires, double-minded in your ways.
2 Oppositional Forces
For me, one part yearned for deep and meaningful purpose, yet another aspect was incessantly seduced by chaos, easily bated by danger, pain, and fearful things.
I was repulsed by who I thought I was in comparison to this monstrosity. This was the truth. In that moment, every bit of evil’s horrific vices surfaced; I despised my compulsion toward gore, a freak for intensity.
I hated it. I loved it.
Many decades ago, when all of this happened, I had no relationship with God, the Creator of Spirit. I didn’t grasp what such a connection would involve.
The extremes I experienced transformed my perspective.
Looking back, I can clearly see that before my descent into the depths of Hell, I was being prepared for something Holy.
I need to be reassembled correctly, but first, we must disassemble.
Looking back, I can see.
I was primed for my humiliation ritual, a necessary step for someone with such inflated pride.
Transmutation is Suffering
Without pain there cannot be growth.
When suffering is truly understood, it can either transmute the soul from flesh to spirit or lead it toward total entropy as the body decays.
Give me anguish then..
Under the loudened silence and heavy weight of invisible sufferring, the lowness is trifling.
Key🔑
How to Transcend Suffering: A Step-by-Step Process
1. Step Back to Observe
Begin by positioning yourself at the periphery of your conscious awareness.
Detach slightly from your immediate thoughts and emotions, allowing you to observe your inner landscape without judgment.
2. Embrace the Essence:
Transition into a state of deep presence by surrendering to the very essence of existence. In this space, open your mind to the subtle resonances of Being Raptured—recognize that even your suffering carries an illuminating quality that elevates it from mere pain to profound transformation.
3. Reframe Negative Polarity:
Understand that the challenges you face, the Negative Polarity, serve a purposeful role. Rather than resisting these forces, see them as essential tools that refine your spirit and prepare you for the transformative Gift of Duality.
4. Acknowledge the Paradox:
Accept the inherent paradox in Duality. Realize that by embracing both light and darkness, the Soul comes to recognize that the physical form is not separate but merely a temporary expression. This awareness guides you toward the understanding that your body—and all forms—inevitably returns to its original source, marking the end of dualistic separation.
5. Internalize and Reflect:
Continually return to this process. Reflect on each step and integrate this awareness into your daily life. Over time, allow this practice to transform suffering into a catalyst for spiritual growth and enlightenment.
By following these steps, you actively engage in a process that not only alleviates suffering but also deepens your understanding of your self and the greater scheme of existence.
The Nature of Suffering: A Necessary Element of Existence
