#3 Master Rite: The Diabolic Discourse

November 12, 2016

As some of you have worked with Israel Regardie's Middle Pillar Ritual, it is one of the most powerful forms of mysticism out there.   The mystical forces are almost overwhelming if you meditate on them on a daily basis.    If you refer to some of the books on the Middle Pillar many authors point out that the area of the feet is the where the Earth sphere is located.   Next, Water is located in the groin area.  After this, Fire is located in the Heart region. After this is the Air which is supposedly located in the throat.   Finally, comes the Spirit, or 5th element, located halfway inside the top of our head and the other half above the head.   If you have Geof Gray-Cobb's book on Avatar Power you can see an illustration that refers to this ritual.

The books say the sphere of energy located in the throat doesn't really exist.   It is as if it is missing.
NOTE: Please be aware that some Christians believe, step 5, would call up Satan or Lucifer.   If you believe this I advise you not to try this as you may not be prepared for this rite.  This rite may be too much for those with mental illness or are weak in character.

The Rite:  
1. First work the Middle Pillar Ritual where you have the circulation of the energy throughout the 5 spheres of your body: feet, groin, heart, throat and the top of the head.
2. Focus on the energy sphere in your feet area.  Say, "I invoke the Prince of the Power of the Earth.  I now have the Power of Earth within me."   Say this 3 times to invoke the power.   Focus on the energy sphere in your feet area a little while longer.
3. Focus on the energy sphere in your groin area.  Say, "I invoke the Prince of the Power of the Water.  I now have the Power of Water within me."   Say this 3 times to invoke the power.   Focus on the energy sphere in your groin area a little while longer.
4. Focus on the energy sphere in your heart area.  Say, "I invoke the Prince of the Power of the Fire.  I now have the Power of Fire within me."   Say this 3 times to invoke the power.   Focus on the energy sphere in your heart area a little while longer.
5. Focus on the energy sphere in your throat area.  Say, "I invoke the Prince of the Power of the Air.  I now have the Power of Air within me."   Say this 3 times to invoke the power.   Focus on the energy sphere in your throat area a little while longer.
6. Focus on the energy sphere in the top of your head.  Say, "I invoke the Prince of the Power of the Spirit. I now have the Power of Spirit within me."   Say this 3 times to invoke the power.   Focus on the energy sphere in the top of your head a little while longer.
7. Remain quiet for awhile to contemplate whatever thoughts come to you.   Don't force any thoughts as you remain calm with eyes closed.

#2 Master Rite of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil

Revised From An Older Entry 7-2-16

This entry is being updated and was originally called "My Philospher's Stone - The Apple Doesn't Fall Far From The Tree".   I am going to delete the old entry referring to an eBook I was going to produce.   I never got around to doing the eBook and have decided to let the public work on this one as I describe the ritual in its entirety.

Anyone who has Christian teachings in life is familiar with the Garden of Eden story. Assuming the story was real with a real Adam and Eve the Tree of Knowledge of the Good and Evil existed at one time. Using information from the description of this Rite, one should be able to construct a ritual to have the participant identify with Adam, transform a piece of fruit into the apple from the Garden of Eden. The participant would take a bite to obtain the visions or knowledge of Adam. All knowledge should flow into the participant and that person, theoretically, should become a god.  This is a ritual involving a communion.  I am looking at protestant transformation ceremonies that involve communion. Some of you may be familiar with these. This ritual, with Masonic overtones, is what I can also call the Rite of Adam. Ritual of the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. (abbreviated: R.O.T.T.O.K.O.G.A.E.) It may be dangerous. I was working on my Ritual of the Nonself (abbreviated: R.O.T.N.) and may have contracted an illness held by the target contact in my experiment. I have halted testing of that ritual for the time being. The ritual is to help one become another person in thought, word and deed.   After much work, I realize that the Ritual of the Nonself may be something along the lines of the Martinists.  Check out the 'Book of Secrets'.   My work with the Ritual of the Nonself may lead to the Tree of Knowledge.   Some may be wondering what I meant by 'The Apple Doesn't Fall Far From the Tree'.   The expression may refer to a son who hasn't amounted to anything good - acting just like the rest of his family.  However, I am referring to something altogether different.

Essentially, the Rite involves 3 main ideas: 1. An apple is used during the ceremony 2. You identify the apple as being one and the same with the apple that Adam and Eve ate 3. You eat the apple 4. You identify with Adam 5. You derive some spiritual experience where you may become "God-like" for an instant.

Some have said that the instant Adam and Eve ate the apple in the garden that they became God-like and all-knowing.   That is the goal of this rite.   This was the fall of mankind and we suffer Adam and Eve's sins to this day (if you believe the Christian view).  Why would we want to suffer if we didn't commit the same sin as the 2 in the Garden of Eden?   You know the Christian view:  sins of the fathers are upon the children.

My philosopher's stone might actually be the result of my 30 plus years of occultism studies.   I may have enough material from what I've studied: a philosophical secret organization, witchcraft, Freemasonry studies, and ancient mysteries.    My spiritual fathers are those philosophers that have gone before.   They are my heroes.   You can tell who you are meant to be by the type of heroes you have.   Who do you respect?   Who is your idol?    Answering questions like these says a lot about who you really are.  Claude de St. Martin would be one of mine.   Essentially, everything I need is already inside me.   I have to look inside myself.   The apple has fallen and it is there for the taking.   I just have to eat it and wait to see what happens. I am in my 50's and I'm willing to take more chances.   My life is mediocre with nothing really exciting in my career.   I worked magic to create change and excitement; it was like opening Pandora's box or going into the 'Twilight Zone'.   It was very much surrealistic.   Assuming that the Devil was the Serpent in the Garden of Eden it seems natural to pull him up for such an operation.    

#1 Master Rite of the Nonself: Flamelism

November 12, 2016

Previously, in my work with Rosicrucianism, I became exposed to another field of occultism: Martinism.   Martinists more or less examine the works of Louis Claude de St. Martin.   I won't go into the complete history, but his work is a belief in being close to God by using a form of prayers that he devised.   It is an opposing belief from the order that he was working with.  Some of the other members were using the evocation of spirits in order to encounter God.   St. Martin was opposed to this idea of contacting God through evocation.  Of course, this information comes not from my membership from the order but rather from some history of the order.  While I never got to the higher degrees of Martinism, I am still under oath as not to reveal the concepts.   You may have the opportunity to join a Martinist group after you've become a Rosicrucian but you may become disillusioned or disappointed after you've seen a ritual.  It appears that most of the leaders of such rituals never tell the members what they are supposed to get out of it.   It can be like witnessing a dramatic play with no explanation.

I became inactive after awhile.  A book, available publicly, pointed out that Martinists seek to become unified with the mind of St. Martin.   I disputed the procedures as a valid method of reaching God. I still was not quite convinced that his path was right for me.   Why would I ever seek to have his mind joined with mine even if I was successful?   I have even developed my own form of prayer, that I feel, is more successful with particular goals.

I have come up with a better target: Nicolas Flamel.   The alchemist credited with finding the Philosopher's Stone.   It it the aim of alchemy to develop this stone.

The Rite: 1. Study Nicolas Flamel's life  2.  Say to yourself: "Each and every day, I am becoming more and more like Nicolas Flamel.   I have become Nicolas Flamel in thought, word and deed.   All his thoughts are mine."  Repeat this as many times as possible throughout the day.


More details on this process coming up!