Philosophy of the Mind lesson 2: Beyond darkness



Today is an interesting day. While i'm writing this chapter i'm banned for a minimal of seven days for saying "we should exterminate all Muslims". I deserved it, it's a rather extreme expression. But this is a dark school so the dark side of a human is not a problem here. In here these things can be expressed freely, and we will dive into the root of these forms of evil a bit deeper. 

It's no longer hard to see that we are in the middle of what Islam calls "the Jihad", the conquest of paradise. And this thing called "paradise" would be the world Christians have build with their creative skills. The creators vs the destroyers. Both patterns can be found within the key of the abyss. As above so below. 



What part does the dark school of ancient mysteries have to play in this? That should be the question, as we are clearly making moves. To see beyond darkness is to get rid of your humble opinion and accept that there is a reason for everything. And mostly a very good reason too, you just weren't sharp enough to notice. Ever since you where born people have attempted to domesticate you by shaping you according to a specific belief system. Love your neighbour, don't murder or violate other peoople's rights and what ever you do try not to make a mess. These rules cannot be touched, therefore they manifest beyond the physical plane. Forming a spiritual path on which your mind can travel into the desired direction. Because even when we are sitting still, our mind is still a wanderer.

“Harm seldom befalls the watchful man,
for you can never have
a more faithful friend
than a good supply of wisdom.”
― Jackson Crawford, The Wanderer's Havamal

 

But no matter how much we try to bend the wandering mind into the desired direction, it keeps searching for unknown paths. New ways to explore. This is how the power of the mind to be unconquerable manifests itself. It keeps treating the spiritual black box as an escape room.  The mind is the master of the universe. 


"Then I heard a loud voice from the temple saying to the seven angels, “Go, pour out the seven bowls of God’s wrath on the earth." - Revelation 16:1

 

 

Seven seals, Seven angels, Seven bowls, Seven ancient mysteries to be revealed. A single mind rules them all. Sounds familiar? One ring to rule them all. Slowly we crawl up from chaos, we rise up the great chain of being and discover that every cause has it's effect. Every move creates opportunities. Before it falls down, it has to climb up. If it doesn't climb up, it cannot fall down. Keep this in mind next time you start talking about the concept of a fallen angel. You are talking about something that was only human once.

All things that rise must fall. The pendulum swing is in everything. This is the second seal, the principle of Rhythm. And as soon as you understand this concept, you see the rhytm in everything. In science this is called "pattern recognition". In strategy this is your most important trait. Once you can understand this you are ready to conquer. And conquer you will, because the wandering mind searches for a new cartesian plane to explore. A new plane to navigate the various ways of cause and effect. That's when you can finally hear "the song of God". He who stands behind the rows of division can see the singularity in everything. 

"You are what you believe in. You become that which you believe you can become"- Bhagavad Gita, the song of God