If a Magus has decided to go against a cosmos founded on universal consumption, he must be prepared for that cosmos not to greet his steps with cheers.
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If a Magus has decided to go against a cosmos founded on universal consumption, he must be prepared for that cosmos not to greet his steps with cheers.
We encounter distortions of perception everywhere. What we see, what we feel, and what we think are already “spoiled” by the efforts of the Qliphoth.
Perception is a matter of choice: either we ourselves decide what to perceive, or someone forces us to perceive certain things.
Those who enjoy games may play to their heart’s content; it adds a pleasant variety while they await their inevitable fate.
Passing through the Kolo, the mind journeys through its principles, first dissolving into them, and then—re-crystallizing into an independent unit.
The fuller the realization of potentials, the stronger a soul’s affinity to the Monad, and therefore the lighter it is; conversely, the lower the effectiveness, the greater the soul’s affinity to the embodied state.
The main thing is that sorrow does not turn into despondency, indifference, or apathy, but remains a fruitful driving force on the Way of Power.
Humanity is the field of the greatest freedom of choice — both in the macrocosmic sense and in more particular senses.
The Indigo civilization is hostile to “old-fashionedness” not merely out of conceit; it is hostile to it ideologically.
The world has become filled not only with people but also with their remains, both in the “dense” and the “subtle” material sense.
No matter how strong the faith, with an imperfect intention there will be no magical effect; conversely, when the intention is impeccable, unbelief will not diminish its effectiveness.
The chief obstacle on the path of this development is overestimating one’s resources — the imitation of possessing something, which removes the very incentive to attain it.
Even the “benign” use of iron is fraught with the risk of its power running out of control — the cruelty of the fiery depths is simply too great, its thirst for hot blood too strong — blood flowing through iron and from beneath iron.