Death is absolutely inevitable; regarded as an accomplished fact, it grants the opportunity to turn one’s attention to other matters that, in its presence, assume a particular flavor and meaning.
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Mezlá is the Power of the cosmos’s evolutive impulse, the Power that drives the Great Flow toward increased awareness.
The less personal the object of interaction is, the more general its description becomes; the less the object itself is interested in interacting with the human mind, the fewer subjective strata its description will contain.
Archons are both guardians and jailers of our world, holding souls in the cage of limited embodiment, guided by considerations of energy balance; but for the Magus who seeks freedom they are an obstacle he must overcome.
Just as Odin sought counsel from Mimir (and then from his Head), so the Magus turns to these Primeval Powers in search of wisdom.
Every Magus, whether he wants it or whether he admits it, is an heir of those who walked in the same Current of Power as he.
It is necessary not only to understand which area of energies the Magus seeks to engage with, but also to choose the most effective way to effect that engagement.
Usually, by mastery of Power people mean chiefly the acquisition and development of the ability to shape already existing ideas.
For a Magus, the notion of Slavi is important on a practical level, since it denotes the degree of evolutionary aspiration in his Way.
The art of the Magus is to be aware of his worth while neither seeking to display it nor belittling it.
The shift from perceiving forms to perceiving eidoses and matrices signifies the cleansing of the mind from all components, complexes, and influences that contaminate it.
A Magus’s speech is not always addressed to listeners or even to himself; many of a Magus’s words are spoken for Power, to attest to his Way and his place upon that Way.
Only by distinguishing the aspects of chaos and darkness can the Magus find a way for his development, his actualization, and, at the same time, avoid cultivating within himself the drive to consume imposed by the inner darkness.