The root and cause of the “cycle” of existence is a mistaken self‑identification — the perception of oneself as a separate being opposed to others, arising from the natural, yet correctible, absolutization of individuality.
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Initiating a given Runic flow within oneself, stepping onto the Way of a particular Vector, the mind must not forget that a vector always leads into infinity, and one must move along that vector as far as it is at all possible to go.
Veelzevul’s influence on the mind consists in the dissolution of hierarchy, the mingling of feelings and emotions, and their interweaving with whims, caprices and passions.
The highest form of inspiration, to which the Magus seeks access, is traditionally called “magical frenzy,” “vod,” and this state, akin to illumination, supplies the impulses to action that largely determine its effectiveness.
Forming an integral intention is often impeded, especially at early stages of development, by the many flows in which the mind is involved. To establish a stable vector within this seething stream, one must crystallize the primary goal and direct all of the mind’s resources toward it.
By being aware of the world from the standpoint of his unique individuality, in his singular way, the Magus does precisely what constitutes his nature — the nature of potential infinity turning into actual infinity.
The Magus, on the one hand, creates the road beneath his feet, and on the other—strives not to leave traces upon it, breathing reality to the full but not becoming its slave.
The Way of individual development includes three stages: awareness of imperfection, perfecting, and reintegration, corresponding to the differentiation, perfecting, and reunification of the aspects of the One.
A clear understanding of which of the forces involved in a process are dividing and which are unifying is one of the factors that shapes the correct vector of that action.
The Way is a systematic, ordered, and directed development in which one step logically and inevitably follows from the previous and likewise logically and inevitably leads to the next.
However successful the activity of actualizing being may be, the mind must above all rely on itself, using the Environment as the field in which to manifest its will.
The cause and motive force of the development of mind is its striving to overcome the limitations and frameworks within which it perceives itself.
The Magus’s art is, first and foremost, the selection of the right causes that lead to the right effects. Without that he only becomes further entangled in the cycle of gilgul.