... yes, there's such possibility.
...
... how to be a vegetable wisely?
... well, it is said that one is what one eats.
... are vegetarians vegetables?
...
... but still, in too many cases magick, esoterics, ..., lead to insanity - i think main danger is ego inflation.
... in the hermetic order of the golden dawn book, one is advised to cooperate with psychologist(s), as one practices magick.
...
... but yes, the dangers are real.
... this blog author is also insane, visits psychologists, psychoterapists, and psychoterapists more or less regularly.
...
... but not every magician, occultist or esoteric is insane - i think most are not.
... i think esoterics are insanely dangerous, but many need it ... is it wise to ignore so many beings?
... as far as i remember, if i am not wrong - in polish edition of Lama Ole Nydahl's book, it's also written that esoterics are insanely dangerous.
... for a more, see if you wish or need, ...: [ Empiric Madness ].
Tuesday, July 2, 2019
Monday, July 1, 2019
'Brace Yourself Dorothy, ... it's not Kansas anymore' - Solar/Lunar Eclipse Tomorrow.
The Title.
... it's a slightly transformed/customized quote from the 'Matrix' film.
... in psychology, 'self' is: 'we', a form of unity, so nice cooperation is emphasized.
... 'self' / pl: 'jaźń' / is not the same as 'i' / pl: 'ego' /, i think.
... 'large' ego is internally-conflicted, i think.
... 'large' self is internally-united, i think.
2 VII 2019, The Night during Daytime and Nighttime.
... it's the time of Solar Eclipse, of Dark Moon, as well.
... quite rare occasion, when Black Magick Completes.
... quite rare occasion, when Light starts to appear.
... numerologically, it's meaningful - light karma emphasized ... but moon is still dark:
> month is 7th, the luck in midst,
> day and year evaluate to 14, 2+2+1+9 is 14, the luck, the happy couple, etc.
... in buddhism, moon phases are very important, at least, as well.
Consequences.
... prepare for combat, finish foes, start seeding light, start seeding good karma.
... it's only advice, it's not order, i don't force anything.
--
Saturday, June 1, 2019
The Golden Dawn's Magick & Spiritual-Physical Exercises.
A Quote.
'It is vitally important that in the quest to exalt the health of the Spirit, the student does not neglect the health of the body.
Physical well-being and endurance are essential to the magician who wishes to perform lengthy rituals as well as Astral work.
During this probationary period, the student should begin a regular discipline of exercise to maintain physical fitness.
We leave the choice of exercise to the individual student;
... swimming, biking, jogging, martial arts, aerobics, yoga or some other.
Israel Regardie recommended that the student perform certain exercises that are designed to raise both the physical and psychic vitality of the practitioner.
They are taken from a small pamphlet by Peter Kelder called The Five Rites of Rejuvenation. or The Eye of Revelation.
These exercises can also be found in Donald Michael Kraig's book Modern Magick (pages 222-229).
Whatever form of exercise is undertaken, the student should never overwork to the point of strain.
If one is not used to exercise, begin slowly and gradually.
If health concerns are an issue, consult a doctor before commencing any form of physical exertion.'
-- Quoted & Reshaped from 'Self-Initiation into the Golden Dawn Tradition' book by Chic Cicero & Sandra Tabatha Cicero.
'It is vitally important that in the quest to exalt the health of the Spirit, the student does not neglect the health of the body.
Physical well-being and endurance are essential to the magician who wishes to perform lengthy rituals as well as Astral work.
During this probationary period, the student should begin a regular discipline of exercise to maintain physical fitness.
We leave the choice of exercise to the individual student;
... swimming, biking, jogging, martial arts, aerobics, yoga or some other.
Israel Regardie recommended that the student perform certain exercises that are designed to raise both the physical and psychic vitality of the practitioner.
They are taken from a small pamphlet by Peter Kelder called The Five Rites of Rejuvenation. or The Eye of Revelation.
These exercises can also be found in Donald Michael Kraig's book Modern Magick (pages 222-229).
Whatever form of exercise is undertaken, the student should never overwork to the point of strain.
If one is not used to exercise, begin slowly and gradually.
If health concerns are an issue, consult a doctor before commencing any form of physical exertion.'
-- Quoted & Reshaped from 'Self-Initiation into the Golden Dawn Tradition' book by Chic Cicero & Sandra Tabatha Cicero.
Monday, May 27, 2019
How uneducated society can defeat Technologically & Scientifically Advanced Technocracy?
... it's old truth, i think.
... it's not so hopeless as many think, but pain and effort is still extreme, and very long.
... shortest way is to sell oneself into slavery, serve and learn and lull opressors into decadency.
... then incinte revolt(s) and/or mutiny, after planning, plotting and preparations, including insidious treachery.
... sooner or later opressors will suspect, but probably are already too lazy to resign from luxuries and too long life.
Related 'Quotes':
1. 'live fast, die young',
2. 'if everyone is that way, i'll be lazy as well - especially if my slaves will fight against my rival's slaves'.
...
Anything can be science, even 'herbalism' and 'spirituality', i think.
... it's not so hopeless as many think, but pain and effort is still extreme, and very long.
... shortest way is to sell oneself into slavery, serve and learn and lull opressors into decadency.
... then incinte revolt(s) and/or mutiny, after planning, plotting and preparations, including insidious treachery.
... sooner or later opressors will suspect, but probably are already too lazy to resign from luxuries and too long life.
Related 'Quotes':
1. 'live fast, die young',
2. 'if everyone is that way, i'll be lazy as well - especially if my slaves will fight against my rival's slaves'.
...
Anything can be science, even 'herbalism' and 'spirituality', i think.
Saturday, May 11, 2019
The Mysteries of the Forest.
... i feel mistreated by Buddhism & Martial Arts - by most, but not all.
... i think that friends allow one to develop, realize potential.
... i suspect that 'buddhist & martial arts friends' deny me development in physical aspects of Martial Arts - therefore they are not friends, even if they are buddhists, even if they are Martial Artists.
... i've started to hate parts of Martial Arts, and started to hate parts of Buddhism, not only Zen.
Cradle of Zen Buddhism and all of Martial Arts is Shaolin Temple in Henan Province, China - followers of Bodhidharma's lessons.
'Shaolin' means 'Young Forest'.
Forests, Woods and Trees can be compared with Disturbing Emotions, i read - if i remember and understand correctly.
Buddhism is Ancient, existed far before Buddha Shakyamuni appearance in India, before He reached Enlightenment, i think.
Shaolin has many-centuries of tradition, and names also hold the power.
... i suspect that their Combat, Spirituality and Forest-Survival methods are the strongest in the World.
... i've started to learn the Forest Witchcraft to Counter the Shaolin, because of my hatred, because i feel denied Martial Arts Physical Development, because i feel denied Tantojutsu & Tantodo lessons of the knife combat.
... i've also played with a computer game and it's ideas ... game is named 'Cultist Simulator', and included ideas of the 'Career, Work Abuses, Advancement, Work on Reasonable or Unreasonable Terms, Funds', 'Dark Forest', 'Mirror of Glory', 'Cult & Recruitment', 'Erudition', 'Vivid Imagination', 'Lure of Power', 'Meditations, Sensuality & Enlightenment', 'Reading Sentimental Books, Reading Newspapers', 'Exploration', 'Crimes, Notoriety, Detectives & Jail', 'Framing Partners into Jail', 'Auctions & Treasures: both Acquisition and Sale', 'Books', 'Mysteries', 'Art', 'Reason', 'Passion', 'Sane or Insane Victory', 'Dread', 'Depression', 'Health & Sicknesses', 'Oriflamme', etc ...
... i think that friends allow one to develop, realize potential.
... i suspect that 'buddhist & martial arts friends' deny me development in physical aspects of Martial Arts - therefore they are not friends, even if they are buddhists, even if they are Martial Artists.
... i've started to hate parts of Martial Arts, and started to hate parts of Buddhism, not only Zen.
Cradle of Zen Buddhism and all of Martial Arts is Shaolin Temple in Henan Province, China - followers of Bodhidharma's lessons.
'Shaolin' means 'Young Forest'.
Forests, Woods and Trees can be compared with Disturbing Emotions, i read - if i remember and understand correctly.
Buddhism is Ancient, existed far before Buddha Shakyamuni appearance in India, before He reached Enlightenment, i think.
Shaolin has many-centuries of tradition, and names also hold the power.
... i suspect that their Combat, Spirituality and Forest-Survival methods are the strongest in the World.
... i've started to learn the Forest Witchcraft to Counter the Shaolin, because of my hatred, because i feel denied Martial Arts Physical Development, because i feel denied Tantojutsu & Tantodo lessons of the knife combat.
... i've also played with a computer game and it's ideas ... game is named 'Cultist Simulator', and included ideas of the 'Career, Work Abuses, Advancement, Work on Reasonable or Unreasonable Terms, Funds', 'Dark Forest', 'Mirror of Glory', 'Cult & Recruitment', 'Erudition', 'Vivid Imagination', 'Lure of Power', 'Meditations, Sensuality & Enlightenment', 'Reading Sentimental Books, Reading Newspapers', 'Exploration', 'Crimes, Notoriety, Detectives & Jail', 'Framing Partners into Jail', 'Auctions & Treasures: both Acquisition and Sale', 'Books', 'Mysteries', 'Art', 'Reason', 'Passion', 'Sane or Insane Victory', 'Dread', 'Depression', 'Health & Sicknesses', 'Oriflamme', etc ...
Saturday, April 13, 2019
Madame Blavatsky.
Madame Blavatsky.
Helena Petrovna Blavatsky was a Russian occultist, philosopher, and author who co-founded the Theosophical Society in 1875.
She gained an international following as the leading theoretician of Theosophy, the esoteric religion that the society promoted.
Informally, she is also widely known as Madame Blavatsky.
She wrote numerous books on Occult and Esoteric Science like ( the secret doctrine, Isis unveiled, The key to theosophy, the voice of the silent and many more).
Blavatsky was a controversial figure during her lifetime, championed by supporters as an enlightened guru and derided as a fraudulent charlatan and plagiarist by critics.
Her theosophical doctrines influenced the spread of Hindu and Buddhist ideas in the West as well as the development of Western esoteric currents like Ariosophy, Anthroposophy, and the New Age Movement.
She died of influenza.
1831 to 1891.
About blog's author.
... i am also buddhist, mystic-mage, eastern mystic, even that i live in europe, poland.
... instead of Theosophy, i should study Henosis & Henology, when i am ready, when i can.
... i do not wish to 'convert' anyone from their ways, i do not wish to turn the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn away from the Western thoughts & spirituality.
Friday, March 15, 2019
Sabbats & Esbats in Wicca.
'THE SABBAT TRADITIONS
The Wheel of the Year is a Neo-pagan term used to describe the annual cycle of the Earth's seasons, and it tells the story of the life of the God and Goddess. While some traditions refer to the God as the consort or companion of the Goddess, they are most often viewed as equals. Neither is complete without the other.
In this cycle, the God (Sun) is reborn each Yule, (Winter Solstice) after the longest night of the year. As the days become longer, he grows in power and warms the cold Earth. She awakens from her slumber to renew and flourish.
Then on Litha (Summer Solstice), the God once again begins to weaken and the days grow shorter. As the Sun's power slowly fades, the Earth falls asleep and waits for his rebirth on the next Winter Solstice.
Our ancestors adjusted their lives to these seasonal changes. They followed both the solar and lunar cycles of the year.
These ever-changing cycles became known as the Wheel of the Year. There are eight Sabbats. Four of them, sometimes referred to as the Greater Sabbats, are based on old Celtic festivals. The other four, or lesser Sabbats, are based on the first days of the four seasons. These are also known as solstices and equinoxes. A solstice is the time of year when the sun reaches its highest or lowest point in the sky, marking the longest and shortest days of the year. In the northern hemisphere, the summer solstice is celebrated around June 21, when the sun reaches its northernmost point on the celestial sphere. The winter solstice happens around December 22. Due to seasonal differences, these celebrations are reversed in the southern hemisphere.
The word equinox is derived from the Latin equus (equal) and nox (night). An equinox happens twice a year when night and day are about the same length. The Sun is crossing the Equator (an imaginary line around the middle of the Earth) and it is an equal distance from the North Pole and the South Pole. Since summer and winter seasons are opposite on either side of the equator in the northern hemisphere the equinox in September is known as the "autumnal (fall) equinox". However, in the southern hemisphere, September is the time of the "spring (vernal) equinox". Although astronomically the solstices and equinoxes mark the beginning of the seasons, to our ancestors, they actually represented the midpoint of each season. This is why October 31 to November 1 (Samhain) was traditionally celebrated as the end of fall and the beginning of winter, while the Winter solstice was considered the midpoint of winter. Spring began on February 2 (Imbolc), summer on May 1 (Beltane), and autumn on August 1 (Lughnasadh or Lammas). It’s important to note that these dates are not the same around the world. The Sabbat dates in this book are for the Northern Hemisphere. In the Southern Hemisphere these festivals are commonly shifted by six months to match the local seasons. You will want to adjust your celebrations accordingly.
Keeping in tune with nature’s cycles may sound a bit complicated, but it’s not. The bottom line is to simply celebrate the change in seasons and enjoy whatever activity is appropriate for the current time of year in YOUR part of the world. And don’t make your rituals too complicated. They should be fun and a true expression of thankfulness for what is to come. Your Sabbat celebrations and Esbat rituals should always express your love and appreciation for nature. Be sure to give thanks for all the little blessings in your life, like the soft grass beneath your feet, the colorful flowers in your garden or an old tree that provides you with shelter from the weather. Being grateful for the blessings we have already received can cast a transforming blanket of joy and peace over our mundane life experiences.
In Wicca, the "THREE-FOLD LAW OF RETURN" or “LAW OF THREE” teaches that whatever we do, for good or ill, will be returned to us threefold. Thus, the very act of sending thoughts and feelings of gratitude out will guarantee that you’ll have even more to be grateful about in the future. The more things you find to be thankful for, the faster new Divine blessings will start flowing into your life. This is a well-known Universal Law also referred to as the Law of Attraction!
If your rituals seem empty because you simply memorize words and perform activities that have no meaning to you, there is not much benefit in doing them. One reader shared with me that she did not need a special altar or a certain color candle for special occasions. All she needed was to be outside and concentrate on a flower, a star, the moon, the warmth of the sun, the cool earth, or listen to some rippling water to feel connected to all that grows and lives. This person is simply doing what feels right to her. It’s up to you whether you celebrate the seasons or not, but if you do, choose activities, rituals and/or foods that make each occasion enjoyable for YOU. Tip: If you miss the exact day or time that a Sabbat is normally celebrated, it's not the end of the world. What's MOST important is to celebrate when you can. Strive continually to balance your life with the rhythms of the natural world. Every time you stop to observe nature's cycles and take part in an activity that honors the change in the season, the ordinary becomes extraordinary and your life becomes more magical.'
-- Zoe, Kardia. 'Living Wicca Today Pagan Holidays & Earth Magic: A Beginner's Guide to Wiccan Traditions and Practices' (pp. 12-14).
ESBATS
'Esbats & Moon Lore The face of the Moon doth change its aspect, yet is ever the same; . As the Holy Law doth reveal a different face to each of the Children of Light, yet is unchanged in its essence.'
-- Zoe, Kardia. 'Living Wicca Today Pagan Holidays & Earth Magic: A Beginner's Guide to Wiccan Traditions and Practices' (p. 54).
'While solar activity is the basis for Sabbat celebrations, Esbats are gatherings and rituals that are traditionally scheduled around the cycles of the Moon.
This is a popular time for initiation ceremonies, healing magic or other rituals that involve the lunar activity of the moon and are traditionally associated with the feminine energy or the Goddess.
Lunar observance and ritual are an important part of the Wiccan religion. During an Esbat, time is usually set aside to honor the God and Goddess. However, because the Moon is a symbol of the Goddess, some traditions may focus only on the feminine aspect of the Divine. The bottom line is there is no single, preferred way to celebrate an Esbat. Let your heart guide you and do whatever you feel most comfortable with.
The cycle of the Moon has traditionally been connected with the Triple Goddess. Her three aspects include the Maiden (Crescent Moon), the Mother (Full Moon), and the Crone (Dark Moon). Two specific energy paths are also linked to the moon cycle. These are waning (decreasing) and waxing (increasing).
Finally, there are thirteen Moons in a calendar year, and each is connected with a different type of energy, based on the season.
If this sounds complicated, just remember that it all boils down to simply following the increasing or decreasing energy of the moon and the natural flow of the seasons. When it comes to the seasons, we all know that it's best to work with Mother Nature, so we plant in the spring and harvest in the fall. The same logic applies when working with the cycles of the moon. If you want to decrease, banish or remove a problem, many believe it is best to tackle that issue between the Full Moon and the New Moon, while the moon is waning or decreasing. The day or night of the New Moon is considered the strongest for banishing. On the other hand, spells or magic for increase, growth, and gain should be done after the New Moon, while it is waxing or increasing. The day or night of the Full Moon is considered the most powerful for increasing energy work. This type of Moon magic is ancient, and it is still practiced today. Our ancestors knew that everyone was affected by the power of the Moon and they used Her influence to better their lives. Those who practiced magic would use various lunar cycles to enhance their spells and rituals, tapping into the larger amounts of energy they believed existed during this time. The mystical influence of the Moon is still acknowledged today by most Wiccan and Pagan groups and many plan their activities around the cycles of the moon, as they feel this gives their spellwork, healing or magical rituals a little additional energy.'
-- Zoe, Kardia. 'Living Wicca Today Pagan Holidays & Earth Magic: A Beginner's Guide to Wiccan Traditions and Practices' (pp. 55-56).
The Wheel of the Year is a Neo-pagan term used to describe the annual cycle of the Earth's seasons, and it tells the story of the life of the God and Goddess. While some traditions refer to the God as the consort or companion of the Goddess, they are most often viewed as equals. Neither is complete without the other.
In this cycle, the God (Sun) is reborn each Yule, (Winter Solstice) after the longest night of the year. As the days become longer, he grows in power and warms the cold Earth. She awakens from her slumber to renew and flourish.
Then on Litha (Summer Solstice), the God once again begins to weaken and the days grow shorter. As the Sun's power slowly fades, the Earth falls asleep and waits for his rebirth on the next Winter Solstice.
Our ancestors adjusted their lives to these seasonal changes. They followed both the solar and lunar cycles of the year.
These ever-changing cycles became known as the Wheel of the Year. There are eight Sabbats. Four of them, sometimes referred to as the Greater Sabbats, are based on old Celtic festivals. The other four, or lesser Sabbats, are based on the first days of the four seasons. These are also known as solstices and equinoxes. A solstice is the time of year when the sun reaches its highest or lowest point in the sky, marking the longest and shortest days of the year. In the northern hemisphere, the summer solstice is celebrated around June 21, when the sun reaches its northernmost point on the celestial sphere. The winter solstice happens around December 22. Due to seasonal differences, these celebrations are reversed in the southern hemisphere.
The word equinox is derived from the Latin equus (equal) and nox (night). An equinox happens twice a year when night and day are about the same length. The Sun is crossing the Equator (an imaginary line around the middle of the Earth) and it is an equal distance from the North Pole and the South Pole. Since summer and winter seasons are opposite on either side of the equator in the northern hemisphere the equinox in September is known as the "autumnal (fall) equinox". However, in the southern hemisphere, September is the time of the "spring (vernal) equinox". Although astronomically the solstices and equinoxes mark the beginning of the seasons, to our ancestors, they actually represented the midpoint of each season. This is why October 31 to November 1 (Samhain) was traditionally celebrated as the end of fall and the beginning of winter, while the Winter solstice was considered the midpoint of winter. Spring began on February 2 (Imbolc), summer on May 1 (Beltane), and autumn on August 1 (Lughnasadh or Lammas). It’s important to note that these dates are not the same around the world. The Sabbat dates in this book are for the Northern Hemisphere. In the Southern Hemisphere these festivals are commonly shifted by six months to match the local seasons. You will want to adjust your celebrations accordingly.
Keeping in tune with nature’s cycles may sound a bit complicated, but it’s not. The bottom line is to simply celebrate the change in seasons and enjoy whatever activity is appropriate for the current time of year in YOUR part of the world. And don’t make your rituals too complicated. They should be fun and a true expression of thankfulness for what is to come. Your Sabbat celebrations and Esbat rituals should always express your love and appreciation for nature. Be sure to give thanks for all the little blessings in your life, like the soft grass beneath your feet, the colorful flowers in your garden or an old tree that provides you with shelter from the weather. Being grateful for the blessings we have already received can cast a transforming blanket of joy and peace over our mundane life experiences.
In Wicca, the "THREE-FOLD LAW OF RETURN" or “LAW OF THREE” teaches that whatever we do, for good or ill, will be returned to us threefold. Thus, the very act of sending thoughts and feelings of gratitude out will guarantee that you’ll have even more to be grateful about in the future. The more things you find to be thankful for, the faster new Divine blessings will start flowing into your life. This is a well-known Universal Law also referred to as the Law of Attraction!
If your rituals seem empty because you simply memorize words and perform activities that have no meaning to you, there is not much benefit in doing them. One reader shared with me that she did not need a special altar or a certain color candle for special occasions. All she needed was to be outside and concentrate on a flower, a star, the moon, the warmth of the sun, the cool earth, or listen to some rippling water to feel connected to all that grows and lives. This person is simply doing what feels right to her. It’s up to you whether you celebrate the seasons or not, but if you do, choose activities, rituals and/or foods that make each occasion enjoyable for YOU. Tip: If you miss the exact day or time that a Sabbat is normally celebrated, it's not the end of the world. What's MOST important is to celebrate when you can. Strive continually to balance your life with the rhythms of the natural world. Every time you stop to observe nature's cycles and take part in an activity that honors the change in the season, the ordinary becomes extraordinary and your life becomes more magical.'
-- Zoe, Kardia. 'Living Wicca Today Pagan Holidays & Earth Magic: A Beginner's Guide to Wiccan Traditions and Practices' (pp. 12-14).
ESBATS
'Esbats & Moon Lore The face of the Moon doth change its aspect, yet is ever the same; . As the Holy Law doth reveal a different face to each of the Children of Light, yet is unchanged in its essence.'
-- Zoe, Kardia. 'Living Wicca Today Pagan Holidays & Earth Magic: A Beginner's Guide to Wiccan Traditions and Practices' (p. 54).
'While solar activity is the basis for Sabbat celebrations, Esbats are gatherings and rituals that are traditionally scheduled around the cycles of the Moon.
This is a popular time for initiation ceremonies, healing magic or other rituals that involve the lunar activity of the moon and are traditionally associated with the feminine energy or the Goddess.
Lunar observance and ritual are an important part of the Wiccan religion. During an Esbat, time is usually set aside to honor the God and Goddess. However, because the Moon is a symbol of the Goddess, some traditions may focus only on the feminine aspect of the Divine. The bottom line is there is no single, preferred way to celebrate an Esbat. Let your heart guide you and do whatever you feel most comfortable with.
The cycle of the Moon has traditionally been connected with the Triple Goddess. Her three aspects include the Maiden (Crescent Moon), the Mother (Full Moon), and the Crone (Dark Moon). Two specific energy paths are also linked to the moon cycle. These are waning (decreasing) and waxing (increasing).
Finally, there are thirteen Moons in a calendar year, and each is connected with a different type of energy, based on the season.
If this sounds complicated, just remember that it all boils down to simply following the increasing or decreasing energy of the moon and the natural flow of the seasons. When it comes to the seasons, we all know that it's best to work with Mother Nature, so we plant in the spring and harvest in the fall. The same logic applies when working with the cycles of the moon. If you want to decrease, banish or remove a problem, many believe it is best to tackle that issue between the Full Moon and the New Moon, while the moon is waning or decreasing. The day or night of the New Moon is considered the strongest for banishing. On the other hand, spells or magic for increase, growth, and gain should be done after the New Moon, while it is waxing or increasing. The day or night of the Full Moon is considered the most powerful for increasing energy work. This type of Moon magic is ancient, and it is still practiced today. Our ancestors knew that everyone was affected by the power of the Moon and they used Her influence to better their lives. Those who practiced magic would use various lunar cycles to enhance their spells and rituals, tapping into the larger amounts of energy they believed existed during this time. The mystical influence of the Moon is still acknowledged today by most Wiccan and Pagan groups and many plan their activities around the cycles of the moon, as they feel this gives their spellwork, healing or magical rituals a little additional energy.'
-- Zoe, Kardia. 'Living Wicca Today Pagan Holidays & Earth Magic: A Beginner's Guide to Wiccan Traditions and Practices' (pp. 55-56).
Sunday, November 18, 2018
Magick, Priesthood & Buddhism.
There are Spiritual & Scientific Truths:
1. As above - so below. Macrocosm affects and is affected by Microcosm.
2. Universe Expands, then Contracts - in turns.
3. Immanence, presence of God(s) in Heart, in living cells, in tea leaves, ... - is related with union(s) with God(s).
4. Serving God(s) grants God(s) gifts upon 'priest' or 'mage', mostly spiritual.
5. Wisdom easily equals Power, there is Buddhist Power-building-Wisdom for example, associated with Void - one abolishes cause(s) of weakness(es) and Power Self-Arises.
6. Being a good person is spiritual growth, being evil being leads to self-destruction.
Where these Truths lead?
Together, i think - when understood with correlations - lead to Enlightenment, to becoming Buddha that has ability to Awaken Godly Powers in himself or in herself.
But- ... is it wise to have too much of Spiritual Power?
Blog Author's wishes:
1. i wish to be a Mage-Priest on Buddha's Way. Without celibate.
2. i wish to serve mostly wise & good gods. Vishnu, Shiva, YHVH, Hermes Trismegistos, Kali-Ma Mahakali.
3. i wish to serve all of Buddhas, mostly HH Buddha Karmapa 17th Trinley Thaye Dorje, then Dalai Lama & Bodhidharma.
1. As above - so below. Macrocosm affects and is affected by Microcosm.
2. Universe Expands, then Contracts - in turns.
3. Immanence, presence of God(s) in Heart, in living cells, in tea leaves, ... - is related with union(s) with God(s).
4. Serving God(s) grants God(s) gifts upon 'priest' or 'mage', mostly spiritual.
5. Wisdom easily equals Power, there is Buddhist Power-building-Wisdom for example, associated with Void - one abolishes cause(s) of weakness(es) and Power Self-Arises.
6. Being a good person is spiritual growth, being evil being leads to self-destruction.
Where these Truths lead?
Together, i think - when understood with correlations - lead to Enlightenment, to becoming Buddha that has ability to Awaken Godly Powers in himself or in herself.
But- ... is it wise to have too much of Spiritual Power?
Blog Author's wishes:
1. i wish to be a Mage-Priest on Buddha's Way. Without celibate.
2. i wish to serve mostly wise & good gods. Vishnu, Shiva, YHVH, Hermes Trismegistos, Kali-Ma Mahakali.
3. i wish to serve all of Buddhas, mostly HH Buddha Karmapa 17th Trinley Thaye Dorje, then Dalai Lama & Bodhidharma.
Saturday, October 20, 2018
Graphic Tablet, Imagination, 'Art of Magick & Light'.
-=- Professional Paint & Draw Software. -=-
-=- Supports Graphical Tablets. -=-
Using imagination is a part of spellcasting and/or Art, it's 'mental vibration' through which one communicates with Universe.
Visualizations - visual imaginination, Speech & Body Movements are all vibrations that one can use in spellcasting. One can also use tools as Athamé, Chalice and/or other for expressing intent, in spellcasting. Then affirmations or other empowerment practices - combined with one's will - can give such 'spell' it's power.
Painting something can be a support for imagination, and is a nice tool for 'Art of Magick & Light' Art Style i am creating.
... in future, it should be tool for painting Buddhist Mandalas & Buddhist Thangka Art, as well.
Since a while i have Adobe Photoshop CS6 software, and now i've ordered a 'One by Wacom Medium' Graphic Tablet. Should arrive by monday.
Not every tablet is suitable for creating graphics like Pro - if readers of this blog wish to buy, it's wise to do research first.
... i've downloaded & should soon be using Autodesk Sketchbook software - free edition, as well.
These are basic tools for Visual Digital Art. Using Microsoft Paint & Mouse does not compare to professional Art Tools, by extremely far - judging from my experiences, from my insights & from online courses.
... ah, i would forget that Photocamera is a nice tool & addition as well. i am using Huawei P Smart phone for capturing my photos - it has 3 cameras built-in / 1 front camera, and 2 cameras at back /. This makes resolution and image quality really nice, quite a tool for beginner artist.
... i've used Photoshop to edit photos before - either captured by me, or found in the Internet.
See also, if You wish:
* Creative Visualization, Reality Changing Tool,
* Magick: What It Is and How It Works,
* Online Courses for Digital Art.
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Thursday, October 4, 2018
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Affirmations to Balance Inner Alchemy of Elements.
Introduction.
Affirmations can empower one's life's aspects.
By empowering proper words, one can gain control of inner alchemy of one's elements, i think.
... for elemental correspondences, see, if You wish: Elemental Correspondences.
Spirit.
My Main Goal in Life (this & more) is Enlightened Love & Enlightenment.
Spirituality (Eastern & Western) is the Way.
Air.
i can think.
i understand information-related science, and magickal correspondences.
Fire.
i have an iron will.
I am 100% dedicated to succeeding.
Water.
i am on the way of understanding feminine feelings, associated with the element of Water.
Martial Arts' -wise: 'i'll flow as Water, feeling as a woman, and almost not as a man.'
Earth.
Earth's Protection is an important foundation, and little else of Earth matters.
Malkuth Sepiroth matters still, as well as the Power to Manifest Spells of my Triple Moon Guardian Pentacle Pendant, of Godess's Wings.
Links.
* Five Rings.
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Affirmations can empower one's life's aspects.
By empowering proper words, one can gain control of inner alchemy of one's elements, i think.
... for elemental correspondences, see, if You wish: Elemental Correspondences.
Spirit.
My Main Goal in Life (this & more) is Enlightened Love & Enlightenment.
Spirituality (Eastern & Western) is the Way.
Air.
i can think.
i understand information-related science, and magickal correspondences.
Fire.
i have an iron will.
I am 100% dedicated to succeeding.
Water.
i am on the way of understanding feminine feelings, associated with the element of Water.
Martial Arts' -wise: 'i'll flow as Water, feeling as a woman, and almost not as a man.'
Earth.
Earth's Protection is an important foundation, and little else of Earth matters.
Malkuth Sepiroth matters still, as well as the Power to Manifest Spells of my Triple Moon Guardian Pentacle Pendant, of Godess's Wings.
Links.
* Five Rings.
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Saturday, September 22, 2018
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