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A Hard Day’s Night

Long ago Angelus Silesius, a Christian mystic, admonished Christendom: Though Christ a thousand times in Bethlehem be born, but not within thyself, thy soul will be forlorn, The cross on Golgotha thou lookest to in vain, unless within thyself be set up again.

For the first three hundred and fifty years of the Piscean Age Christians celebrated the birth of the Christ on March 25! This custom was changed by encyclical of Pope Julian II, who in the year 345 A.D. ordained December 25. The decree stated that the Christians should follow the custom of the devotees of Mithras and Bacchus, who celebrated the rebirth of the solar god at the winter solstice. Prayers were addressed to “Our Lord the Sun,” confirming that “early” Christians knew of Pagan rituals.  The shift of the date of the celebration of the Lord’s birth from March 25 to December 25 clearly shows that the early Christians confused the symbolism of the “quickening” at the winter solstice with the true birth at the vernal equinox – the two equinoxes and the two solstices– can be regarded as a “birth.”

For these first four centuries no one in the Church dared to depict a humiliated Jesus on the cross. The cross itself was the symbol of Christ and adored as a living thing. Christian imagery also placed the lamb on the cross symbolizing the end of the Age of Aries.  The Lamb of God had been worshiped previously for 2160 years.

Christian churches have been found before the 4th century with a human figure nailed to the cross but the figure was not Jesus but the Greek God Orpheus of the Orphic religion on which much of early Christianity was based. The Roman God, Mithras was also crucified and rose again on the 25th of March. The myth of the dying crucified God is the foundation in all ancient religions.

Pagans designated the winter solstice as the date of the rebirth of the solar god in the year, and it is evident that by 345 A.D. the consensus of tradition forced Christians to conform to the Pagan calendar of festivals. Neither the spring nor the winter date has the remotest reference to the actual date of Jesus’ human birth. Can Christians face the fact that Christ’s birth and resurrection are astrological and not historical events? The only grounds for debate are over seasonal symbolism.

Easter does not mean a physical resurrection. We find the Book of Ecclesiastes saying: “The body returns to dust, but the soul to God who gave it.” Similarly St. Paul declares (1 Cor. I5:35) that “some man will say, How are the dead raised up; and with what body do they come?” And the apostle then gives the answer to this crucial question, which, had his Church heeded it, would have spared it the agonizing confusion that has plagued it for centuries. “It is sown a natural body; it is raised a spiritual body.” And he reminds us that we have a spiritual body. Had Christians continued the science of the soul, of which the ancient Sages were adepts, Church theology would have preserved knowledge of the inner spiritual essence. ”

The Council of Nicea in 325 A.D. decided that salvation can only be achieved by the suffering Jesus on the Cross. A bloodbath between religions would have been avoided if the foremost Christian Gnostics, Clement of Alexandria, Origen and others had been followed. These early Christian mystics knew that the Christos was formless and immortal as it is eternal and within everyone.  This indicates that before the Council of Nicea Christian mystics knew that the Christos pervades the universe.

It didn’t occur to early Christian Presbyters that what the Egyptians packed into one night as dramatic ritual becomes debatable when presented as historical fact.  The Bible tells us that Jesus is nailed to the cross in company with two thieves who witness his final agony. Here we have the record of facts claimed as historical truth, found only in one book, with four variations by writers who were not there to witness the drama. And, on investigation the whole event as virtual truth crumbles under the pressure of comparative myth and religion.

If we take Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting of “The Last Supper” as a close reality it would appear that it would have lasted for several hours and the walk to and from the Mount of Olives probabably ended at midnight. Then the scene changes to the Garden of Gethsemane including Jesus’ long agony and sweat; the incident of the disciples falling asleep; the arrest and Jesus’ temporary victory over his captors. “This is your hour,” Jesus says to his captors and then there are three separate trials in one night. From his conviction we go to the mockery of the soldiers who put a crown of thorns on his head and march him to Golgotha with the cross on his bleeding shoulder.

If Easter is not found in the Bible, then where did it come from?   Easter is not unique to Christianity for 2,000 years before Christ Babylonians honored the resurrection of their god, Tammuz, who was brought back from the underworld by his mother/wife, Ishtar, pronounced “Easter.”  Ishtar was identified with the planet Venus, which, rises before the Sun. Phrygians honored Attis and Cybele, and Phoenicians worshiped Adonis and Astarte as well as Israelites honor the Canaanite Baal and Ashtoreth. The modern Easter celebration has come to us through the Anglo-Saxon fertility rites of the goddess Eostre or Ostara when all life was being renewed. Lent also came from paganism, not from the Bible! There is neither biblical nor historical record of Christ, the apostles or the early Church participating in the Lent season.

There are numerous crucified saviors who represent the crucified Cosmic Christ whose god spirit is symbolically spread amongst humanity. The Karast Mummy was the Prototype of the Corpus Christi, the Body of Christ. Osiris is the Karast, the anointed Son of the Father, of the Egyptian Mystery Schools which were adopted by Christian Gnostics and the Roman Catholic Church. The Orphic religion is based on the life of Orpheus, the Greek god of love, who suffered a similar death to Osiris who was cut into fourteen pieces.

The Hindu god, Krishna was pierced by arrows and died in the river Ganges. His murderer then nailed him to a cross shaped tree so that, like Prometheus, he would be prey to vultures. Prometheus’ name means forethought and originates in the Sanskrit word Pramantha, the Swastika. Prometheus’ liver being eaten every day and regenerating itself is the Greek version of the Dying and Resurrecting God.  The spiritual meaning of the cross and the swastika is buried under two thousand years of religious intolerance. These symbols were originally sacred to all religions as they symbolize the polar axis and its movements through the solar system.

The first chapter of the Egyptian “Book of the Dead” entitled “The Coming Forth by Day” refers to a state of unconsciousness that is transformed by rigorous self-examination and to realize that you are already enlightened. The crucifixion symbolizes the victory of the higher self over the false ego by realizing its true Self at One with the universe. The human body of Christ on the cross symbolized the death and surrender of the ego and the resurrection of the True Self, the Christos. These two concepts are at the core of ancient wisdom going back to the Vedas and the Tarot.

The last night of Jesus is based on the last night of Horus in the Egyptian Book of the Dead. The Cross of the Crucifixion has been a burden on our backs for over two thousand years. The early Church Fathers threw caution to the wind when they changed spiritual allegory into historical fact The Church  disassociated itself from earlier religions even though St. Paul proclaims that the whole Gospel story is an allegory.  The turmoil caused by the cover-up by the Passion Week is even more serious than the rampant pedophilia among the Catholic priesthood today.

Alfred Boyd Kuhn’s Ancient Egypt, the Light of the World makes the connection between Karast and Christ of Christian Gnostics.  The word Messiah is traced to the Egyptian mes, to anoint or to be born. Messeh, crocodile oil, was the Egyptian word for “the anointed” initiate in the Mystery rites performed before a burial. The word mummy derives from the Egyptian mum, to “initiate into the mysteries.”    When, Osiris is called the Karast-mummy it is the mystery of Christ.

Said Jesus of Mary: “In that she poured this ointment upon my body, she did it to prepare me for my burial” (Matt. 26:12). She was symbolically enacting the Egyptian Mystery rite of the chrism.   And the Messiah was then crucified in the flesh. On this point Gerald Massey speaks clearly: “In preparation of Osiris for his burial, the ointment compounded and applied by Neith. It was these that were to preserve the mummy from decay and dissolution.” [Ancient Egypt, the Light of the World, p. 883]

The origins of the symbolical slaying of a god or a zodiacal age are explained in David Ulansey’s book, “The Origins of the Mithraic Mysteries.” Mithras was a solar deity whose worshippers called him redeemer; his religion died out in the Roman Empire after the Nicean Council. The phenomenon of the precession of the equinoxes is the key to unlocking the secret of the astronomical symbolism of the Mithraic Tauroctony or bull slaying. His killing of the bull symbolizes His supreme power was demonstrated by shifting the cosmic sphere from Taurus the Bull to Aries, the Ram.

Obviously the Church wanted Jesus Christ to be as powerful as Mithras so that He could compete with the plethora of ancient Middle Eastern Gods of the time. The Old Testament has many references to the sacrifice of the Lamb and Ram. The Ram is the Astrological symbol for the sign of Aries. Jesus Christ often used the symbolic reference to the Lamb in his teachings and Parables. In ancient Greece it was associated with the Golden Fleece. The Age of Aries was also the time of the Egyptian Pharaoh Akhenaten; who tried to replace polytheism with monotheism. Moses is thought to have ushered in the Age of Aries (Ram or Lamb), which is why Moses condemns his own people for worshipping a “golden calf” (Bull) after coming down from Mount Sinai. It was the end of the Age of Taurus in 2860 B.C. This is confirmed with the accuracy of the ancient Mayan calendar.

Jesus is supposedly born on the cusp of Aries and Pisces and as Christians were aware of the pagan symbolism they correctly placed the Lamb, symbolizing the Age of Aries, on the Cross at the end of the Age of Aries and it was much later that an idealized form of Jesus Christ is placed on the Cross. The birth of Jesus was known by the “three wise men,” – who are the three stars of Orion – because, in reality, they were following the Rising Sign of the Fish, (Pisces) and so began this Age of Pisces.

As we approach the end of the Piscean Age, there is much talk of the “Second Coming.” For years Christian doctrine stated that Jesus himself would come as he had before. But when we look at the teachings on ‘Love’ contained in the Nag Hammadi scrolls discovered in December, 1945, we see that the ‘Second Coming’ of Christ is really the inner Christos awakening in us. The scrolls, which prophesied the crucifixion of the Old Testament God, Jehovah, the enemy of the true spiritual God, ‘Love’ teach us that this spiritual awakening is the true revelation.

On the winter solstice at 11.11 am on December 21st, 2012 the sun will be located at the exact center of the cross that is formed when the Ecliptic and the Galactic Centre meet where a massive black hole called Sagr A sits in the center of the Milky Way. This is the birth canal of the new Age of Aquarius whose water will wash away the religious dogma of the Piscean Age. This conjunction between the sun and the black hole (the black sun) is the moment when the old Platonic (25,920 – year) zodiacal cycle ends and a new Platonic Year begins. The ‘Grail Cup’ of the Aquarian Man holds divine spiritual wisdom (Grace) that integrates the Soul, Self- Consciousness and the Spirit of Love. The Age of Pisces (Two Fishes) ends with the celestial crucifixion of the Old Sun God in the Galactic Equator and the dark rift of the Milky Way. This moment symbolizes the birth of a New Sun God, Aquarius, whose wisdom washes away the ego driven Piscean Age.

The Cross is the best-known religious symbol of Christianity. It is generally seen as a representation of the crucifixion of the Christ, but the Cross represents the Great Celestial Conjunction of the fixed Galactic Cross and Zodiac Cross (equinox solstice axis). It is encoded in Tarot cards X (Wheel of Fortune) and XX (Judgment). When this cross is projected onto the zodiac where the Galactic Cross (four pointed cross) is placed on top of the Earth Cross (four pointed cross), an eight pointed cross is created.

This esoteric knowledge can be traced back to the Rosicrucians, (creators of the Raider Waite Tarot deck) whose Rose Cross is an eight pointed cross (symbol of the Great Celestial Conjunction). However it is said that the real origins of this esoteric knowledge can be traced back to the Knights Templar who encoded it in their cathedrals and the Tarot. The cross is a pagan symbol that was worshiped in Egypt thousands of years before Jesus was born. The Roman Catholic Church adopted the cross symbol at least 600 years after Jesus was crucified.

There is also another layer to the ‘Fish’ symbolism. The earliest gods and goddesses came from the sea in all mythology. Oceanus was the Titan god of the sea. In Sumerian mythology, Capricorn, the fish goat is associated with Ea/Enki, Lord of the watery deep. Enki, created a man of clay to replace the Igigi gods as laborers in his underwater ‘Garden of the Gods.’ His brother Enlil (God of the Wind) who is later called Jehovah wanted to destroy the human race but Enki told Utnapishtim (Noah in the Bible) to build the ark.

Oannes, the earliest Babylonian god was, according to Apollodorus, a hybrid man and fish. Representations of this fish-god have been found among the sculptures of Nineveh. En-ki, and Oannes, the Chaldean Dag also have a connection with the Hindu Matsya (Fish-Avatar) of Vishnu, who preserved the Vedas and the seeds of life from age to age. Vishnu told Vaivasvata to build an ark. With an impressive lineage such as this why wouldn’t Jesus be called son of “dag” which means “fish?’

Of course we can’t have the birth of the Messiah without the Divine Mother figure. Yet, her existence in history and pre-history has been fraught with misunderstanding, misinformation and mystery. The role of the Sacred Woman in the Christian tradition has caused the most consternation to the Church. Going back as far as the rule of Constantine, the shrines and temples of Isis (the Egyptian goddess) were destroyed because by 58 B.C.E. the Cult of Isis had altars on the Capitoline and fifty-three chapels in Rome alone and almost every Greek city and village had its Isis-temple. Cyril, the Bishop of Alexandria, openly embraced Isis and transformed her into Mary, the mother of Jesus.

When examined closely the highly revered ‘Black Virgins’ in the Notre Dame Cathedrals proved to be statues of Isis!  When the earliest teachings of the church first emerged, it was devoid of a mother-goddess. However, since the ancient world was permeated with the cults of Isis, Demeter, and Cybele, it was impossible for Christianity to conquer the hearts and minds of the Roman Empire without filling the void with a Divine Mother Goddess.

So Isis was transformed and her image became that of The Virgin Mary, Queen of Heaven, and Perfect Mother. Isis was the revered Madonna of the pre-Christian world. For centuries, Catholics mistook these images for Mary and Jesus. Sometimes, Osiris was depicted with his wife and child; and the three became the prototype of the Holy Family. The depiction of Isis suckling the child Horus is reminiscent of the imagery of Mary and Jesus, but preceded Christianity by thousands of years.

Another, more subliminal problem for the Church is the Tarot number XIX, the Sun. As we have seen above, Jesus was to be called the Sun, but not the local Sun in our solar system, which is just one of approximately 200 billion suns (stars), which constitute the Milky Way. The Sun in this Tarot refers to the hyper-cosmic (Spiritual) Sun at the Galactic Center from which all stars in all galaxies are born. This is the spiritual Sun which transmits the highest vibration that we are capable of absorbing. No religion owns the ‘Spiritual Sun,’ but The Church wanted us to believe that Jesus, like Mithras, was the Roman Deus Sol Invictus, the Unconquered Sun God who personified the spiritual force responsible for the newly discovered cosmic phenomenon of the precession of the equinoxes. The date of December 25th which is considered the birth date of Jesus was in fact the date of the culmination of the ancient Roman festival of Dies Natalis Solis Invicti, “the birthday of the unconquered sun” – a winter solstice celebration.

The true message of Jesus, the Christ, though was not a message of being an unconquered sun. His message was that each human could become, as He was – a Christed being, fully aware of the soul’s true essence. Jesus had to come in human form to embody the Christ Spirit from the Central Sun of Suns. If he were to do otherwise how could we aspire to, as he exhorted, become even “greater than He?” Yet we have not listened and continue to see life through a “dark glass” as there is still too much darkness in our world. But, as we immerse ourselves in self-examination and integrate the ‘Laws of the Universe’ encoded in the Tarot we begin to see the path to our own enlightenment, our own Christhood as Jesus, the Christ wished for all of us.

The monogram of Christ, IHS and the three crosses of Golgotha placed inside the serpentine ring, the Oroboros, has been presented as his eternal dominion. Above the head of Jesus are the letters I. N. R. J. In Nobis Regent Jesus, within ourselves reigns Jesus. Dr. Franz Hartmann, the German Theosophist, sums up the mystic symbolism of the crucifixion: The cross represents our human body with outstretched arms, the crown of thorns represents the suffering of the soul overpowered by the false realities of the ego, and the humble Jesus riding on the back of the donkey (ego) represents the victory of spirit over the ego. The naked body nailed to the cross represents the surrender of the ego to the ‘Divine Will’.  The Self is an instrument of the ‘Divine Will.’

True religion taught that God is love not wrath. God waits patiently while we destroy the layers of illusion that cloud our knowledge of the True Self.  God does not judge our behavior and send us to hell. Hell exists in a mind that is unconscious of its divinity.  For the ancient Egyptians the human mind was inner arena of consciousness where the lessons of the soul were learnt. The essential truth of the resurrection is of the One life force, the One soul, the One Sustaining Power constantly renewing itself in the human mind.

Easter should be a celebration of the crucifixion of the collective ego that identifies with hate, revenge, jealousy, greed and aggression. Our ego driven minds are battlefields of reaction to each other’s ideals. Both sides, whether right or wrong are ready to die for their beliefs even though they are oblivious to the Truth as conflict disappears when Oneness is understood. If there is a sin at all to atone for it is because we are not aware of our At One Ment with God.

Concepts and ideas change but the eternal Truth of our True Selves doesn’t as everyone has the eternal Christos within them. Those of us who understand that reality are the spiritual warriors willing to do the rigorous self- examination that will cause the demise of the ego. They will observe this ego, which has caused so much grief; sink into an illuminated existence which accepts everything as it is with joy, love, and peace.

Our lives are meaningless if our perspective is reduced to one life that never knew about its eternal existence. We’ve been fed a false reality. Returning here again and again the soul brings its own book of records for the next lessons it needs to learn. If we want victory over our psychological shortcomings we have to do the necessary self- examination and change the thoughts and beliefs that have turned our lives into a living hell. Heaven is a concept of the limited human mind. Use this Easter as the moment to clean up your act before it’s too late.  Happy Easter!

 

 

 

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The Multiverse Tarot

Quantum theory strongly hints at the possibility that what we take for our reality is actually composed of a reality that is totally vibrational in character; simply an illusion which makes our lives seem logical and practical. It’s impossible to overemphasize the importance of contemporary quantum physics and its impact upon our understanding of a transcendental mind with consciousness.  Consciousness can be described as taking unconnected bits of data and correlating them into an ordered structure or plan.  Both information and consciousness become forms of energy.

Paul La Violette’s  book, “Genesis of the Cosmos” comes to the conclusion that science has virtually nil to say about “Cosmic Consciousness”. However, ancient mythology and cosmology have, by contrast plenty to say about Cosmic Consciousness. The unifying concept of ancient Egyptians, is expressed by their word “Maāt”, which signifies both Cosmic Order and Harmony and Consciousness Itself.

Elsewhere in the book he concludes that both the Tarot and ancient astrology provide us with a coherent theory of the microcosmic/sub-atomic processes involved in the creation of the physical universe:  “…the Tarot metaphorically encodes the same process-based creation metaphysics conveyed in the myth of Osiris… [With an understanding of] the emergence of ordered patterns in non-equilibrium systems, we can now for the first time resurrect the Tarot’s and I Ching’s ancient wisdom”.

Dr. Paul LaViolette’s conclusions on the Tarot give a new interpretation of our ancient past.  Assisted by his background in general system theory and physics, he successfully deciphered the lost science   encoded in the Tarot and astrology. He   establishes that the first 11 major arcana of the Tarot and the 12 signs of the zodiac both use symbolic metaphor to present an advanced science of matter and energy creation discovered by modern science only in the last 40 years.  Aleister Crowley, observes that individual tarot keys have their own universe. H.P. Blavatsky goes even further and believes that the Tarot can be used to create anything, even a new universe.

We all live in our own parallel universe. Everyone reading this has a slightly different angle to everyone else. Each angle is unique since you occupy your own space. Brian Greene, one of our foremost physicists and the bestselling author of The Elegant Universe and The Fabric of the Cosmos, asks the most mind-boggling question in modern physics and cosmology: Is our universe the only universe?  His most recent book, The Hidden Reality, is an amazing voyage through a vast unimaginable ‘Multiverse’.

Nova made a highly visual documentary of Greene’s work which appeared on PBS on 11/23/2011. Greene posits that our universe is one amongst many parallel universes inhabiting a vast multiverse. Greene  takes us on  breathtaking journey to a multiverse of an endless series of big bangs, a multiverse with replicas (doppelgangers) of every one of us, a multiverse populated by vast sheets of space-time, a multiverse in which all we consider real are holographic illusions, and even a multiverse made purely of math–and reveals the reality hidden within each.

Greene presents an electrifying analysis of cutting-edge physics and challenges the status quo of physicists: How can fundamental science progress if great bands of reality lie beyond our reach?  But is this really new? Thoth, the creator of the Tarot states un-equivocally that he is of pure Orion Rigelian descent and came here half a million years ago. Thoth (as Hermes) built the Pyramid complex as a Golden Spiral star map to Orion’s belt stars. The Tarot and the Mayan Calendar  are time capsules and an extremely accurate calendar based on the existence and location of the Galactic Core. For Thoth the Galactic Center represented all of the Consciousness that has always existed in this Galaxy.  It is only since the 1920’s that Quantum physicists have theorized that an infinite number of alternate universes exist. Leading quantum scientists like Max Plank, Stephen Hawking, Michio Kaku and Neil Turok have all suggested the existence of multiple universes.

This extraordinary discovery was first made when, trying to detect the exact location of an atomic particle, physicists found atomic particles have the ability to simultaneously exist in more than one place at a time. Physicists explain that particles can spark into existence in an infinite number of parallel universes as well. Understanding that you exist in multiple parallel universe is really important. Why? Because you emit thought forms that affect Earth’s vibration.  Earth relays these vibrations to the sun; the sun relays it to Galactic Center, where it goes out to celestial bodies and back to earth via the same route. So, everything in the cosmos is connected.   We cross these different universes as stages on the royal path in search of the Self. The Tarot is a portal to a saner universe away from the collective madness on this planet. So why do   you need to know this?  Gurdjieff answers. ”Because what you don’t know can hurt you.”

Now imagine the wisdom you have when you access these alternate versions of yourself in these multiple universes.  Consultation with these alternate selves will essentially be tapping into a universal ocean of knowledge and experience that you already have. But how, does one access these alternate realities? The answer is that all physical matter is the result of particles vibrating at a certain frequency. A frequency can be altered or amplified to change your current physical reality. This happens through “thought transference.” Although our world seems solid, Quantum Physics has proven that our physical reality is nothing but an intricate matrix of information and energy.  That’s when the Multiverse Tarot becomes essential as a tool for “thought transference.”

The fact that we question the Hermetic Tarot is a method or a doctrine shows the limitation of “three dimensional minds,” The Italian physicist Giuliana Conforto’s LUH, Man’s Cosmic Game: highlights our rigid thinking and sees us in tune with cosmic oneness through the fluidity of the Hermetic traditions. Her book is another sign that human history has reached a prelude in the Cosmic Game by integrating metaphysical, scientific, and artistic concepts. In order to understand the Game of the Matrix you need to experience other “invisible realities” as well.  Your “reality” reflects your level of consciousness. H.P. Blavatsky (HPB) also believed the 22 major arcana of the Tarot were Hermetic keys to the science of the soul which teaches us how to force the invisible to become visible.

Ethnobotanist and consciousness guru Terence McKenna agrees, calling the Hermetic teachings of the Tarot “a formula for a holographic matrix” that is mirrored in the human mind which offers mankind its only hope for future survival. Thoth has long been associated with the Tarot, which is said by many to be the embodiment of its teachings. The arcana continually call us back to the spirit of the hieroglyphs that make up the Tarot, which also reside in the heart. It is only in this sacred place that we can receive and contain the inner spiritual truth that can transform us.

In the Ra material, the Tarot is analyzed in terms of archetypes. Any process of development or creation is seen to involve these archetypes the concept is multifaceted and complex. See Book IV of Law of One. David Wilcock believes that our minds maybe hardwired to experience specific archetypes in various lifetimes and that until all 22 archetypes are experienced it is not possible to leap into the fourth dimension. Immersing oneself in the imagery of these archetypes will keep the ego from wasting its energy in resisting what the Galactic Mind has encoded in our personal matrix

In his own words, this provocative model “suggests that humanity is on the verge of a near-spontaneous metamorphosis into a more highly evolved state of consciousness. What are the ramifications of this?  Imagine activating 100% of your 2 strand DNA, PLUS 10 additional strands! You will go from using 10% of your brain to becoming a multi-dimensional being with psychic, telepathic abilities beyond anything you’ve ever dreamed of.

There is also a hypothesis which says that the universe is a holograph created out of information stored in a parallel universe. Significantly, the much maligned genius Crowley used the Hegelian Dialectic of Thesis, Antithesis and Synthesis; or Being, Not-Being and Becoming: the union of opposites to operate the magical spiral of energy, where opposite Tarot cards were used to effect the Remote Influencing. Crowley was intent on developing a theory of consciousness using “Projective Synthetic Geometry” to connect each Tarot card to other Tarot cards to shape consciousness. “Projective Synthetic Geometry” was developed by many mathematicians and scientists throughout Europe. Many of Descartes’ ideas were based on both mathematical and mystic theories, e.g. his axiom of parallels meeting at infinity.

“Think about it. There already is  a part of you that exists now, millions of years in the past and future as you would think of it, (in 6D), that has full time-travel capability. It can go to any point of your entire evolution, study it in minute detail, and affect the outcome. It knows what lessons you need to learn to get from here to there — and its primary goal is to increase the speed with which you make that journey”. David Wilcock

There is no necessity to remember, since the exact information comes when needed; there is no need to plan any action, since a secret spring sets it in motion without thinking about it, and makes us do exactly what is needed is a wisdom and foresight of which our mind is incapable.  Eventually, after many trials and tribulations, we will understand that the mind is not an instrument  but an organizer of knowledge which comes from somewhere else  When the mind is silent, words come, speech comes, action comes, and everything comes automatically. It is a much brighter way of living. For there is nothing the mind can do that cannot be done in thought-free stillness. Finally, there is the physical consciousness itself which has never been entirely transformed. The overall consciousness of the body has been transformed by changing habits but what remains to be changed is the consciousness of the cells.

The Tarot is the hope for future survival as it is an antidote to the Hegelian Dialectic because you can access your other selves to escape from the Matrix. The Dialectic  is the framework for guiding our thoughts and actions into conflicts that lead us to a predetermined solution that we don’t necessarily agree with. If we don’t understand how the Hegelian dialectic shapes our perceptions of the world, then we do not know how we are helping to implement the Illuminati vision. When are prisoners of dialectical thinking, we cannot see out of the Matrix.

The Marxist’s global agenda is moving along at breakneck speed. Today the dialectic conflict is active everywhere: every political issue encourages democrats and republicans to take sides.   Environmentalists are in conflict  with private property owners, greens are against libertarians, communists are against socialists,   neo-cons are against traditional conservatives,   community activists are against individuals, then pro-choice is versus pro-life,   Christians are against Muslims,   isolationists are against interventionists, peace activists are against war hawks. No matter what the issue, the invisible dialectic aims to control both the conflict and the resolution of differences, and leads everyone involved into a new cycle of conflicts.

The Hegelian dialectic looks at objects a thesis or antithesis which can create the synthesis or relationship between the two. Why is it important for you to understand the subject of the Hegelian Dialectic? Because it is the process by which all change is being accomplished in society today. More importantly, it is the tool that the Masters of the Universe are utilizing to manipulate our minds to accept normally unacceptable changes.

The Hegelian dialectic is the process by which the masters of the universe create a problem, anticipating in advance the mass reaction to it thus preparing us for a needed change. When we are properly broken in, their agenda is offered as the solution. The solution isn’t intended to solve the problem, but rather to serve as the basis for a new problem to aggravate the existing one. The new crisis becomes the base for new resistance to change moving us inexorably to their plan for us.  It’s essential to understand that arguments are created both for and against change. All arguments are controlled. The solutions are “debated” publicly by media talking heads. This is done until a superficial compromise has been reached to solve the crisis. Then, the outcome of the “debate” which rarely supports our best interests becomes law. Though most of us may have never heard of the Hegelian Dialectic, few of us have not been profoundly impacted by its use, and even fewer know this is all an illusion if we study Hermetic philosophy.

Hegelian conflicts steer every political arena on the planet, from the United Nations to the major American political parties, all the way down to local school boards and community councils. Dialogues and consensus-building are primary tools of the dialectic, and terror and intimidation are also acceptable formats for obtaining the goal. The ultimate Third way agenda is world government.

Once we’ve grasped the implication of dialectical madness we can use the Tarot to release us from the limitations of controlled and guided thought outside the confines of Hegel’s and Engel’s social evolution. Freedom, justice, and genuine liberty await us outside the matrix which is an illusion anyway.

The Multiverse Tarot teaches that everything operates according to both divine and natural laws. You are not the illusory thoughts, concepts, or perceptions which keep you in the matrix. You can burn your illusions through self-examination and ask: Who Am I?   You will eventually know that the ‘Real Self’ is not influenced by astrological signs. Fate is not inevitable; fate is the inevitable outcome of a DNA programmed ego which is not directed by Universal Consciousness’. There is only the ‘Eternal Now’. Past, future, time and space are merely beliefs created by the mind. Astrology, if used correctly, will highlight what you think you are and assist you to know who you are not so you can be liberated from the Matrix.

The Tarot considers the world as a projection of God and unreal. The world is an illusion because it is unstable, ever changing, impermanent, unreliable and never the same. Are you the same person you were a minute ago? The Tarot urges us to seek the truth within oneself, not outside. Hence external phenomena such as miracles and personal Gods do not help us to experience ultimate truth for focusing too much on them delays the realization of ultimate truth. The real journey to the realization of the ultimate truth is an introspective journey within one’s own Self through daily interaction with our multiple selves which are accessible through the Tarot when the mind is quiet.