Magickal Journal
Weather: rainy
Performed 4 breaths, LBRP and Middle Pillar. Then went to the Neophyte Meditation. In contemplating the point mathematically, one realizes that, according to geometric general rule, a point has no height, no depth, no width. In saying that, I wondered whether it had life. And my initial thought was no, but then …
… just because something doesn’t have physical, measurable dimensions doesn’t mean that it is lifeless. After all, spirits don’t have physical dimension unless they incarnate, but of course they have life eternal, because is never created or destroyed, only transformed. And then my thought was, “well, we can’t say whether or not it has life objectively.” After all, the human mind has to draw comparisons and contrasts to something else that it perceives before it can make a determination. This “scientific” comparison is utterly ridiculous as we have nothing to which to compare it. To think that all of the Universe can be contained in that one little speck of ink surrounded by white nothing is necessary because the human likes to grasp at ideas and notions that determine whether or not it matters to “something bigger.” But that’s all it is and nothing more – grasping at comparisons to determine whether the mind is the master or the mastered. And does it really matter which?
As for the rituals, I can honestly say that I felt infinitely “different” after. The LBRP is one thing, and I think I may grown accustomed to its feel by now. But when I did the Middle Pillar, not only did I feel high, but there was a distinct feeling of clarity in the euphoria. Quite amazing. I shall have to improve and concretize the visualizations of it more effectively, though.
Daily Tarot: six of swords; a woman in a boat with six swords on the water, being steered by a boatman who looks ahead. The meaning of this card is safe passage, and for me, I believe this indicates movement towards a new “land.” Off in the distance is another shore, and white it is hazy, it indicates that a worthy guide is able to see through the fog of illusion and navigate to safety, where newness (and for some, anonymity) makes for an amazing journey to a new way of being with the world around you. The water on the card appears in two states. On the near side of the boat, the water is choppy, indicating danger, while the waters on the far side of the boat are still and serene, indicating safety, smoothness and the movement to a place where there is no immediate threat. Spiritually speaking, its an indication for me that my current studies are allowing me “safe passage,” to a new M.O., meaning that, regardless of how I might “feel” about it, there is a new, peaceful, enjoyable way of life on the horizon for me.


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