Comments for Alchemical Weddings

Comment on Lazurus, come forth! by Apuleius

Apuleius — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 20:34:03 +0000

Indeed, I’ve also found endless treasure in the Meditations. I should also note that the related threads upon which you tug and also very welcome.

I’ve enclosed a link that may be of interest, an essay from Emil Páleš regarding evolutionary theory:

http://manhog.blogspot.com/2012/02/i-came-across-this-translation-from.html

Best regards,

Comment on Lambdoma by Charlotte

Charlotte — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 21:07:40 +0000

I just searched for ‘rhythm’ on this site and a few things popped up, including a couple of extracts from the Kybalion that might have one or two nuggets in there….

Comment on Lambdoma by Charlotte

Charlotte — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 21:05:57 +0000

Hmm, are you able todescribe more what it is you are trying to find, an answer to a particular question, i mean, that somehow pertains to rhythm?

A couple of things sprang to mind when you mentioned rhythm (just be assocation). One was the Happy Hunting Grouds (red Indian paradise) and the other was the Kybalion

Comment on Lambdoma by Graham

Graham — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 19:03:24 +0000

I have a couple of Dr. Godwin’s books – if memory serves I have The Mystery of the Seven Vowels and Harmonies of Heaven and Earth. He doesn’t address rhythm in depth. There’s plenty of help out there for studying intervals and scales as one ‘half’ of the traditional science of music, but if one wants to study the other ‘half’ – rhythm – there isn’t a whole lot.

Comment on Lazurus, come forth! by Charlotte

Charlotte — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 19:42:33 +0000

That is such a kind thing to say and do, thank you, I am also grateful to find others on the road and hoped, when I created this site, that it would help to do just that. I’m very glad if you have found something in it and are enjoying the messages from our friend. I have read the book many times and found so much to treasure, no matter how often one opens it there seems to be something new inside.
Cx

Comment on Lazurus, come forth! by Apuleius

Apuleius — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 23:08:04 +0000

Thank you for all of your posts, especially your poetry and excerpts from our friend from beyond the grave. Your writing is welcomed and helpful, and I’m writing to encourage you to continue. Having arrived at the Meditations — and all that comes with it — I’m grateful to find other travelers.

Kind regards,

Comment on Lazurus, come forth! by Charlotte

Charlotte — Sun, 22 Jan 2012 20:56:05 +0000

…for the history of Christianity is not that of adjusting to world progress – it is the story of the return of the Prodigal Son, ie, humanity, to the Father’s House. its path is not so much a forming of the future as a resurrection of the past – not indeed the mere return of the past, but the reawakening of its eternal core of truth in all its greatness and nobility.

As the fall of the human being into sin was a descent from the heights of consciousness of the everlasting Presence of God, so does the way of reascent lead through the same stages by which the descent was made – that is, throgh the stages of resurrection of the past.

And the future of the world, its end, the Last Day, is not the final triumph of the progress of natural evolution, but the state of the resurrection of the whole of the past. The Last Day is no specific ‘day’ of the last year of the world, but is the ever present process of resurrection that culminates in the resurrection of the eternal ‘first day of creation’.

It is the primarl creative Word: ‘Let there be light!’ t hat forms the essence of the Last Judgement. yes, the world passes away – and simultaneously it is resurrected. The eternal creative Word: ‘Let there be light’, is the Alpha and Omega, the first and the last, and the eternall present (Revelation xxi, 6).

Comment on Guardian of the Threshold by Charlotte

Charlotte — Sun, 22 Jan 2012 18:36:36 +0000

I just saw I didn’t leave a reference for the book I quoted from – it is the Inner Development lectures by Valentin Tomberg. So in that sense you are right, but he certainly isn’t the only person to talk about the lesser and greater Guardians. The former might be described, perhaps, as the sum of our fears, our lowest self, but I think that is to simplify. In answer to your question, without meaning to seem trite, as it’s surely easier to say than do consciously, one must commit to the road of inner development and the great work of at-one-ment and universal salvation. By proceeding along the path this meeting becomes inevitable. There are other types of guardians at other types of threshold – seen at akashic gateways, for instance, which require perfect will and motivation to gain entry (for our own protection). I’m not sure if any of this helped…..in terms of ‘practice’ I’d say meditations and contemplative prayer are the ways in. Also burning desire to do this work.

Comment on Mystery of the Spear by Charlotte

Charlotte — Sun, 22 Jan 2012 18:21:10 +0000

If you hear of her visiting please let me know, I’d very much like to meet her. I also think she seems very genuine

Comment on Guardian of the Threshold by amergin

amergin — Sun, 22 Jan 2012 16:57:55 +0000

How do we reach this ‘Guardian’ or what spiritual practices should be employed to do so? Is this another Tomberg mystery?