Tarot, the I Ching… some kind of divination is not what I meant by the revelation or prophesy mentioned in my last post—even when I do refer to those practices I have different ideas about what they entail. As we enter deeper stillness, the common ideas of motion and time fall away.
Your relationship to Kali, Kala, Saturn, it changes how you see this thing called death and time.
In the stillness is a restless woman dancing, in depth of relation to her does it appear to others you have foresight… this is not much of a practical manual, I don’t intent it to be. It’s mostly useless to dive into the mechanics of reality if the core process is ignored, people prefer to be imprisoned in grasped knowledge, they refuse to be free and aware.
Why do those with seeming comprehension of what is and what will be, rarely play the lottery? Or other things like this… there are a few reasons.
As Sri Aurobindo said, the “money power” has been consumed by the Asuric forces: the selfish, greedy, corrupt. They have spent all their energies on acquiring wealth without consideration for much else, their efforts are short sighted but they have indeed achieved that resonance with material abundance. One of Aurobindo’s great wants was for us to reclaim wealth for the benefit of the good, and I’m sure that to some degree this has arisen. Many have mentioned the flourishing of spiritual communities in the last couple of centuries, some of which certainly attained wealth through corruption, but there have been some who attain without sacrifice of virtue—which has been unheard of for millennia in regards to “spirituality”.
There is still work to be done, wealth still congregates in the pockets of those most wasteful of it. The trinity of corruption, and by extension power, is wealth, lust, and knowledge1—though all of these can be redeemed and integrated admirably, we see them most prominently in their corrupted aspect. This is the nature of those who have ruled earth from the background for thousands of years, and these powers must be reclaimed by the good if we are to deter a most cruel fate.
Most simply it bores many on the path who have attained, these worldly things of respect, lust, wealth, and all the things of material comfort become less interesting when you’ve touched the source of all these pleasures. It can be more fulfilling for some of these people to die, than to spend their energy on attaining comforts of the body. Bhaktas2 tend to reject the world most fiercely, consumed in that blissful dance with the creator; some in bhakti toward feminine deities however, due to their nature, retain appreciative integration with the world. These are shakti paths, and I’m sure there’s nuance in every person and school of thought. In “the west” our Sophia paths were culled or made occult, in favor of the world rejecting sects of Abrahamism—if there is any “patriarchy” in the negative sense, it is in this.
You can see how this renunciate negligence may itself be an effect of the earlier point, where abundance may not be attuned to the highly developed. There are of course layers to this, and it isn’t an even playing field. Some are both aware and wealthy, some are poor in both regard… some of my thoughts on this are about power, many on the path have been told never to use power. To not interfere with others, to lead, guide, become a person worthy of offering reward to for their services. Things like this are to be overcome—this refusal to be in the world and succeed.
I am a poor, I will be open about this. And worse yet, everyone around me was white collar, these middling people who exist only in bureaucracy and had nothing to teach me outside the leviathan system. I always aim to detach myself from any personal biases when thinking, this is another element of true thought: to allows thoughts to be of their own without your character interfering, to see clearly without adding. This is what humility is all about, removing yourself so that what is may continue to be. Truth.
Recognize that elements of mind are “things” in their own right, cognitive objects with a subtle reality of their own which exist without you being there thinking of them. We have opinions and judgments yes, and I don’t advise we reject these, but it is essential to sort what is me and mine and what is there as an existent fact. This goes for people and material events, our projections upon them, as well as things which exist purely in the realm of ideas with no direct tether to a physical occurrence—we weave symbols to their meaning and often forget there are two distinct objects we have linked together by our will, for some purpose. We must be clear of motivations when analyzing what things do or should mean.
I believe Rupert Sheldrake ran an experiment where psychics were able to successfully game the stock market, repeatably, and this is unlikely to be the only instance of that. I’m sure all the alphabet agencies and occult powers have been using and studying these realities for as long as they have existed, for they are the streams from which money was first created, and they have preference in its manipulation.
When I claim revelation, what occurred for me was as though external or intuitive guidance. I would notice things that opened up vaults in my consciousness, a bit of information and experience acting as key to unlock something within me, new understanding would pour forth and it took me many years to realize this was an uncommon thing—the elders around me and most of my peers had no sort of insight like this, they were culture bound and had no reservoir within to draw from.
It did feel a lot like luck, but good luck and bad luck seem to neutralize each other. We all reach some equilibrium of character.
I would select without much thought, things that were exactly what I needed; whether that be a person, a book or work of media. Through the material atheist lens I had thought these were the bubbling of my subconscious coming to the surface through intuitive selection. I studied philosophy and psychology in my early teens that would still be acceptable in scientism, but I transcended much of this as new models found me through similar intuitive means. “When the student is ready the teacher arrives.” Or something like that.
Anyone who is still a materialist after spiritual experience or high dose psychedelics, both of which compound on each other, must have some serious pathology—whether this be lax intelligence or education. These shamanic and yogic tools are sure to work, it will break you out of consensus materialism to begin grappling with foundational reality. You are the limiting factor in this work.
Atheism may be a bit harder to break out of than materialism due to how pitifully God is understood today, most religions make noticing God almost impossible, but matter simply breaks down in front of you and insights of the dreamlike nature of existence begin to show themselves on any psychedelic trip. God revealed itself to me during such trips, but I had been doing prior work and it all clicked into place. Do the prerequisite work. Psychedelics are a bomb but we must mine and set up supports by hand, lest the earth cave in around us.
Some may be too stupid to process this information, this is disheartening. I have thought much on this as it is the greatest impediment in society; what is stupidity? It is the engraved training of poor choices in the subtle structures of the body, where ignorance is a vacuum and can be readily enlightened by new growth, stupidity is a clogged drain. Humility again, it is essential.
The stupid are prideful in their failure, we must evade this pride at first, but we again face pride when we are repeatably correct and must conquer it fully at that stage. Lucifer is the final threshold guardian between the mind and greater consciousness.
That’s all I feel like saying now, take care of yourself. See ya.
Knowledge here referring to many things: culture, rules and regulations, the plays of power in psyche and geist that set a framework for our perceived reality. A matrix of sorts—the lens or model we use and the systems responsible for its creation. Education is a huge part of this, media also.
I should note the genuine bhakta is not consciously rejecting the world or speaking out against it, they simply by their actions prefer to focus on The Lord and gradually most other things fall away for them. It isn’t an evangelical sort of thing, the only time a bhakta would “preach” or attempt to persuade anyone is if they are still wrapped up in delusions of ego, or if their form of deity somehow pushed them to do this—which may happen. They will do anything for God, this direct experience of theirs. It again differs from what occurs in the west, our crusades directed by popes and priests without any direct experience of deity—which would be heretical in many cases, if not merely taboo.
Bhakti is one of the four commonly discussed schools of yoga and is essentially faith or devotion, love towards a deity. A bhakta is someone who does that. All western religions are of this school of yoga, the others were removed or forced into hiding at the end of a sword.
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