Post by TumRe on Jul 28, 2004 17:22:02 GMT -5
Breath of life
Everything appears to be breathing inward and outward. This appears to be the principle by which one acknowledges life, but in actuality, true life existed before the breath, or the necessity to breathe to exist.
This doctrine teaches the breath of life.
You don’t merely breathe in and out. All the pores of your body breathe. Thoughts breathe, as mind changes from thought to idea to created thing, when the artist conceives a thought. To be put on the easel the finished product is the exhale, the manifestation of an inner thought or breath, now into existence. Pulsation is breathing. But breathing is not the sole source of life, as monotheistic religions would have you believe that something breathed the breath of life into you and you became a living soul, missing that the being, be it god by whichever name they chose, had to exhale. And to accumulate the breath to exhale, must have inhaled previously, which puts Supreme Being under the law of inhaling to exhale.
This principle of Egyptian doctrine revealed the simple fact of origin being indefinable. In terms of all, but definable in terms of The All. By the point where all has to be defined as “the” something. Thus, existence had to be defined as “the” god to give a sense of the only god responsible for creation, when in fact, that only god who breathed out the breath of life into your nostrils, in itself had to have been created, had an origin and grew and as one accepts this god and begins to surrender their inquisitiveness in exchange for faith and belief, they have ceased to breathe, from all and merely breathe as a part of The All.
Law of Neutralization
The Egiptian Hierophant long since discovered that while the doctrine of rhythm was invariable, and ever in evidence in mental phenomena, still there were two planes of its manifestation so fare as mental phenomena are concerned. They discovered that there were two general planes of consciousness, the lower and the higher, the overstanding of which fact enabled them to rise to the higher plane and thus escape the swing of the rhythmic pendulum, which manifested on the lower plane. In other words, the swing of the pendulum occurred on the unconscious plane, and the consciousness was not affected.
This they call the law of neutralization. Its operations consist in the raising of the ego above the vibrations of the unconscious plane of mental activity, so that the negative-swing of the pendulum is not manifested in consciousness, and therefore they are not affected. it is akin to rise above a thing and let it pass beneath you. The Egiptian Hierophant, or advanced student, polarizes himself at the desired pole, and by a process akin to refusing to participate in the backward swing – or if you prefer, a denial of its influence over him – he stands firm in his polarized position, and allows the mental pendulum to swing back along the unconscious plane. All individuals, who have attained any degree of self-mastery, accomplish this, more or less unknowingly, and by refusing to allow their moods and negative mental states to affect them, they apply the law of neutralization. The master, however, carries this to a much higher degree of proficiency. By the use of this, he attains a degree of poise and mental firmness almost impossible of belief on the part of those who allow themselves to be swung backward and forward by the mental pendulum of moods and feelings.
Hah Kha
There have always been a few initiates in each generation, in the various lands of the earth, who kept alive the sacred wisdom of the Tehuti teachings. Hah Kha, as it was called, and such have always been willing to use their minds to re-teach the lesser minds of the outside world about the darkness of truth great in them, and put out the blinding light of the torch bearer, Lucifer. That spread its brightest through faiths and beliefs.
A light that is lit, cut on, ignited, but does and did not always exist as dark. Calling light, knowledge is a fact for knowledge is simple to know something. Things happen with the light, but true existence is the pure state in which light is cut off, which created the reason to neglect facts and when the wicks became dim with foreign matter such as religious beliefs. There were always a few who tend to the altar of the truth, facts, keepers of the temple, upon which was kept the secrets, the perpetual truth of existence before the light. These beings devoted their lives to the labor of love, which the poet has so well stated in his lines:
“O, let the flame die out, its light blinds! Cherished age after age in its darkness, in which deity dwelled before saying let there be light, in its holy temples cherished. Fed by pure keepers of love, let the flame die out, the chaos.”<br>These men and women have never sought popular approval; they were always hated, called cults of all kinds. They are indifferent to these things, for they know how few there are in each generation who are ready for the real truth, but now the time has come for sayhu “mummy” to get up out of the neb ankh “sarcophagus” of religion.