https://telegra.ph/The-Thunder-Perfect-Mind-08-21

Image: Anton Blumel - Lichtenberg figure, 1898

"God is one for all,
But he is three-fold.
Men err, because he is seven-fold.
In his totality he is one-sounding,
In his division he is many-sounding,
And in another division he is contradictory.
He is everywhere in all forms.
When men see him
It depends on their qualities
Which part they touch
But who touches if he is ignorant,
Sees in the part he touches, all of him
And not doubting, preaches about him
He sins already
Because he acts against
The laws laid down
In the commandments of the Most High.
The commandment is this:
I am truth.
Your unbelief draws you
Into nearness with me
Because he who sees me..."

~ Gurdjieff, Struggle of the Magicians

https://youtu.be/RNToiUsgo3o?si=a3OTLwfGm9tGNaB9

John Michael Greer on the Golden Dawn.

"This self-givenness [of a phenomenon] […] is structurally different from 'relating-to.' It is not in itself a 'relating-to' but insurmountably excludes it from itself. It is not outside of itself but in itself, not transcendence but radical immanence. And it is only on the basis of this radical immanence that something like transcendence is possible. Seeing is actualized only as a nonseeing […]. This nonseeing, this unseen, this invisible, is not the unconscious. It is not the negation of phenomenality but its first phenomenalization. It is not a presupposition but rather our life in its non-ek-static but yet undeniable pathos."

— Michel Henry, Material Phenomenology

"It is the first decisive characteristic of the Truth of Christianity that it in no way differs from what it makes true. Within it there is no separation between the seeing and what is seen, between the light and what it illuminates. And this is because there is in that Truth neither Seeing nor seen, no Light like that of the world. From the start, the Christian concept of truth is given as irreducible to the concept of truth that dominates the history of Western thought, from Greece to contemporary phenomenology."

"...only the work of mercy practices the forgetting of self in which, all interest for the Self (right down to the idea of what we call a self or a me) now removed, no obstacle is now posed to the unfurling of life in this Self extended to its original essence."

— Michel Henry, I Am the Truth

“There are many gradations of listening: listening with one's ears, hearing sounds; and listening to inner vibrations, listening to meanings. There is listening that is beyond sound altogether. When one is really watching, then one is listening, waiting and watching. Whatever kind of listening it may be, it has this in common, that it opens the door for something to enter. If we cannot listen, that door is closed. The door of the ears may be open, the door of the mind may be closed. The door of the heart may be open, but it also can be closed. The understanding also may be listening.”

~ J.G. Bennett, The Sevenfold Work

Many people talk of those who fail the path and end up as demons. But few mention the possibility of failing the path by "becoming a god".

The gods are tempters just as much as demons are.

Short documentary on Remote-Viewing.

Anon has awakened.

The Quest

Bind them