Finding the Hidden Mysteries

[boreades]

For many years, I have been quietly bemused by 99% of my brethren. All of whom took their Second Degree and heard the Master say:

"as a Craftsman, you are expected to make the liberal Arts and Sciences your future study, that you may the better be enabled to discharge your duties as a Mason and estimate the wonderful works of the Almighty". ...  (you are) "permitted to extend" ... "researches into the hidden mysteries of Nature and Science."

And yet those 99% are mostly attracted to the hidden mysteries of what might be on the Festive Board and how much wine they might enjoy.

Perhaps the one percent less attached to the corporeal realm have to follow their own paths. With a few rabbit holes and diversions, like day jobs and family lives. I have found, however, that a little meta-knowledge helps keep me on track. Like, for example, how we learn what we learn, as our own reality, not something consumed from media and/or instruction.

Just today, while creating a new website with some new tools for personal development and awareness, some words of George Spencer-Brown have resurfaced in a serendipitous manner, which I offer as a starter for this topic.

To arrive at the simplest truth........requires years of contemplation. Not activity. Not reasoning. Not calculating. Not busy behaviour of any kind. Not reading. Not talking. Not making an effort. Not thinking. Simply bearing in mind what it is one needs to know. And yet those with the courage to tread this path to real discovery are not only offered practically no guidance on how to do so, they are actively discouraged and have to set about it in secret, pretending meanwhile to be diligently engaged in the frantic diversions and to conform with the deadening personal opinions which are being continuously thrust upon them.

What say you?

[paul]

One time I was standing in for the WM at a passing. At the end I told the candidates: Three times you have just been told to study the hidden mysteries of nature and science. If you do not, you will eventually become ritual MMs only.

None of those brethren bothered and they all dropped out in a couple of years.

>diligently engaged in the frantic diversions and to conform with the deadening personal opinions

For example conformity with public opinion about Covid19 and Delta (Covid20) and Omicron (Covid21).

The key seems to me to take time connecting to the spiritual core of the human - where the Light from On High anchors in the persona - and moving beyond to the Light in the transpersonal aspects of the human.

This eventually allows direct perception - independently of thoughts and beliefs

And it is generally necessary to be on good terms with the appropriate inner planes entities

[paul]

One of the better ways of approaching the hidden mysteries is growing one's own food. There are many relationships to recognize and cultivate

[sammy]

Mar 4, 2022 10:44:39 GMT 9.5 boreades said:

For many years, I have been quietly bemused by 99% of my brethren. All of whom took their Second Degree and heard the Master say:

"as a Craftsman, you are expected to make the liberal Arts and Sciences your future study, that you may the better be enabled to discharge your duties as a Mason and estimate the wonderful works of the Almighty". ...  (you are) "permitted to extend" ... "researches into the hidden mysteries of Nature and Science."

And yet those 99% are mostly attracted to the hidden mysteries of what might be on the Festive Board and how much wine they might enjoy.

Perhaps the one percent less attached to the corporeal realm have to follow their own paths. With a few rabbit holes and diversions, like day jobs and family lives. I have found, however, that a little meta-knowledge helps keep me on track. Like, for example, how we learn what we learn, as our own reality, not something consumed from media and/or instruction.

Just today, while creating a new website with some new tools for personal development and awareness, some words of George Spencer-Brown have resurfaced in a serendipitous manner, which I offer as a starter for this topic.

To arrive at the simplest truth........requires years of contemplation. Not activity. Not reasoning. Not calculating. Not busy behaviour of any kind. Not reading. Not talking. Not making an effort. Not thinking. Simply bearing in mind what it is one needs to know. And yet those with the courage to tread this path to real discovery are not only offered practically no guidance on how to do so, they are actively discouraged and have to set about it in secret, pretending meanwhile to be diligently engaged in the frantic diversions and to conform with the deadening personal opinions which are being continuously thrust upon them.

What say you?

Mostly this makes feel like crying.. thank you very much for posting this.

Much love brother.

[boreades]

Mar 4, 2022 12:37:18 GMT 9.5 paul said:

One of the better ways of approaching the hidden mysteries is growing one's own food. There are many relationships to recognize and cultivate

Have I mentioned this before?

Gnostic Gardening

"The great German theologian Karl Barth a few years ago described British Christianity as "incurably Pelagian."

The rugged individualism of the Celtic monk, his conviction that each person is free to choose between good and evil. And his insistence that faith must be practical as well as spiritual remain hallmarks of Christians in Britain. And the British imagination has remained rooted in nature, witnessed by the pastoral poetry and landscape painting in which Britain excels, indeed that peculiar British obsession with gardening is Celtic in origin. Visitors to the British Isles are often shocked at how few people attend church each Sunday.

Yet to the Britons, church-goers as well as absentees, the primary test of faith is not religious observance, but daily behaviour towards our neighbours — and towards one’s pets, livestock and plants."
By Alan G. Hefner

Pelagius was a cornerstone of Gnostisism in Britain.

For the benefit of the garden, good gardeners also delve into the hidden mysteries of nature and science. A gardener has to regularly choose between good and less-good, choosing between the healthy and unhealthy plants, and discarding the latter. Good gardeners are as penitents to the glory of God. Often found on hands and knees, with dirt on their hands and faces, they humbly tend to the welbeing of what's in their care.

Our daily behaviour towards our neighbours, pets, livestock and plants should echo the great words of a great man, Gandhi. "The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.”  Good gardeners are truthful to their plants and cultivate good plants, to help them endure. In this way, we save our own souls.

It's said that we live in the best of all possible worlds.
Cela est bien dit, mais il faut cultiver notre jardin.

I have already given my children strict instructions on what to do with my body after I pop my gardening clogs. Don't waste good money on a miserable funeral. Take that money down the pub and buy a good few round of drinks in my memory. Just bury me in my garden, so that as I complete one life cycle, I start providing sustenance for more life cycles. In that way, part of me becomes immortal.

So mote it be.

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>>What say you?

Some wonder why walking a path of contemplation and learning is so difficult. If we were given the answers and wisdom it would not be truly ours. So, gratitude for difficulty, and gratitude for opposition, for we make ourselves as only we can, with God's grace, whether knowingly or otherwise.

[stewartedwards]

Mar 4, 2022 11:14:21 GMT 9.5 paul said:

The key seems to me to take time connecting to the spiritual core of the human - where the Light from On High anchors in the persona - and moving beyond to the Light in the transpersonal aspects of the human.

This eventually allows direct perception - independently of thoughts and beliefs

Hello all

Hope that you are all well.

It’s been a while, and while this will likely be my only post, in a routine surf I noticed Paul’s comment above. Which he posted at a pertinent time for me, so I thought that I would offer a little insight, in case it helps anyone. I have pretty much removed myself from posting anywhere on the net nowadays and don’t really want to get ‘dragged back in’. But, given Paul’s insightful post above, and my own recent experience over the last decade or so, I thought that I would post the following. Hope that you don’t mind, ‘a hit and run’ post.

Since the millennium I have worked extremely hard at knowing myself better, and in the last decade I have (being careful of my ego, which I can still struggle with, but I am only human) come along in leaps and bounds. To the degree that nowadays when I point the obvious (to me) out I can and do take personal attacks (a step up from ridicule).

So let me expand, from my own personal experience of thousands of hours of challenging work, on Paul’s words…

(It might be worth noting that I have answered the meaning of life question (know yourself), the purpose of life question (to experience), and the why am I here question (this baffled me for a good while after nearly dying in hospital, but one day I realised, literally with a chuckle, that it was to ‘report back a bit like an auditor’ on the state of human evolution. With an incurable cancer nowadays (though I am currently in remission), mathematically my report will be made in three years time, but obviously could be next week (bad infection) or a decade plus. In the meantime, while there is much I could do, I literally would have to go from being financially poor to the 1% of the 1% of the 1%. Not exactly realistic. I won’t bore you with the whys, but in essence it has to do with a combination of enablement, money talks, and balance between the forces. Fortunately I am happy simply to report back on death. I can only hope that I am not the only one doing this! Though I understand that some abductees believe that they have a similar task.

Anyhow, enough rambling…Paul wrote…


“The key seems to me to take time connecting to the spiritual core of the human”

Absolutely. This is difficult work, takes time and courage, and is quite illuminating, especially once you start to connect more and more to artwork and museum objects, as well as specific places. It’s fascinating and gets you noticed by foreigners, and I will leave that final comment at that. But safe to say at least some governments have some sort of interest in a range of esoteric work. Else I have been in several of ‘coincidental situations when out and about in real life.’

I think, that once your ‘spiritual core’ reaches a certain level, it acts a bit like a resonator. So far, as best as I can fathom, is that what you resonate with, either: (1) has some sort of historic personal connection with you. Or (2) it relates to an energy that is quite overwhelming on the planet. Pinning those things down, years in advance has been fun, even if I have made analysis errors along the way.


Paul wrote…


“- where the Light from On High anchors in the persona - “

This is again key. You need to be able to (1) connect to the light (ideally knowing which light(s) you are connecting to, and (2) feel it your body, and (3) then connect it to the ancient energy grid of this planet. Which has to be said was a bit dusty a decade ago.

The benefit here, simply is ‘beauty’. I cannot describe it in any other way.


Paul wrote..

“and moving beyond to the Light in the transpersonal aspects of the human.”


Now, I am not sure if I am on the same page as Paul here, but, to me, the light can be used to help yourself heal a bit (or that might simply be wishful thinking), and to identify disturbances in this planets energy matrix. Though pinning those down is extremely difficult.


Paul wrote..

“This eventually allows direct perception - independently of thoughts and beliefs”

Indeed it does. And if you state the obvious to others (including professionals) you can get to the stage that attacks go from ridicule (disbelief) to personal (I can’t hear this so I will attack you personally).

Don’t get me wrong, I am not all seeing, but I do have a pretty good public track record, some independently mathematically proven (good judgement project but I only did 10 predictions, but for those did extremely well), and some re global events. Examples include getting a Trumps election against conventional wisdom of the time, but getting it wrong last time (I felt the energy mass, supported by the fact he got the second highest vote in history), but failed to (1) account for the silent majority that I didn’t feel, and I also ignored some things near election date that I should have thought about Instead of discounting. I was also, for years predicting on a rolling ten year basis the peak risk point of ww3. But I stopped all this work perhaps 3 years ago now. Funnily enough it was this latter prediction that has caused me some grief from others in light of current global circumstances (when I stopped this work the peak risk would be 2/3 years from now iirc).

Anyhow, my overall point, Paul is spot on here, and I just wanted to explain how my work (and I get grief even for using that word!) since the millennium, enables me to understand it. It’s a fascinating journey I highly recommend.

As I noted above I am almost non existent on the internet now, and don’t really want to get drawn back in. I have tried to help our world, in multiple ways, and, beyond (the valuable in itself) work of helping a few specific individuals (mostly by accident), I have tried, I failed, and I am happy to let Father Time and Mother Nature run their course. You could say I am tired of hitting my head against a brick wall. So I will report back on death and leave it at that.

But I did want to try to illustrate Paul’s words in action so to speak. Hence this post.

Hope that you don’t mind.

Best wishes

Stewart

[paul]

Stewart, always good to hear from you.

As to cancer, if you are clear that you are being recalled, and you may well be, then I hope you will stay away from nasty pharmaceuticals and go peacefully.

If you feel it is not your time there are various interventions that might well be productive in your case. Still, once direct perception occurs there is no fear of death - only the trust that it will not be too messy.

You may find Armstrong's work with cycles interesting. On occasion his computer system has picked major stock market events, to the day, 30 years in advance

www.armstrongeconomics.com/

[sammy]

Thank you for sharing Stewart! Stay strong.. we never know how or when we are needed.

[paul]

Elsewhere I was asked: What is beauty? Is it physical form?

My answer was not profound but it might stimulate some useful thoughts:


"That rather depends upon the consciousness with which it is viewed. I recall long ago belonging to AMORC where some of the older women would comment about how beautiful were the young girls used in part of the ritual.

I would look at the girls, often about 7 years old, and think they were ordinary. These days I often see such girls as beautiful. It is not their physical form but the energies from their light bodies that is beautiful.

I recall a painter who would fake the styles of various Old Masters and sell the paintings at Sotheby's as the real thing. He did that for over a decade before being caught.

He said he was always surprised that people could not tell the real thing from his fakes. When he stood in front of the real thing his hair stood on end.

Thus we may deduce that true beauty emits subtle energies that transcend the physical form.

I have a couple of original paintings. One, of the higher spirits in the human system, sometimes looks at me or a guest with a detectable energy flow for a short time. Then it moves its flow away.

The other original is of the courtyard of the 14th century palace of the mayor of Florence where I am sure Leonardo da Vinci spent quite a lot of time. There is no identification on the painting and as a tourist I wandered into that courtyard on an impulse and immediately recognized it."



Long ago I had a vision that indicated a connection to Leonardo - and the Radionics practitioner I have mentioned on this forum told me that she remembered her life as an assistant to Leonardo. She said she objected to his vivisection of animals.

In my new home that painting has started to operate as an energy portal to the courtyard. I suspect there is more to be discovered.

[boreades]

Sometimes beauty may reveal order where the intellect fails.

[valent]

Apr 14, 2022 8:36:24 GMT 9.5 paul said:

Elsewhere I was asked: What is beauty? Is it physical form?

My answer was not profound but it might stimulate some useful thoughts:

Beauty is certainly not the physical form.  An outer shell, a still of what comes from within.

I raise chickens, plants and other animals on my property.  It is beautiful to see growth, the curiosity , the potential in these beings. The beauty is life itself.

When I see death or their lifeless bodies, there is no beauty.

[paul]

>> the energies from their light bodies that is beautiful.

>The beauty is life itself.

We have very similar perceptions

[boreades]

Apr 14, 2022 9:37:02 GMT 9.5 boreades said:

Sometimes beauty may reveal order where the intellect fails.

Please excuse me quoting myself, it's just for the continuity.

Who remembers the Periodic Table (by Mendeleev) we were taught in school science classes?

e.g. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Periodic_table

Good at a basic level, but look at the presentation, it shows a stock-taking or warehousing attitude.

Now look at Walter Russell's version.

Walter Russell: The dark photon or the secret of the universe

www.franvives.net/en/the-blog/walter-russell-dark-photon-secret-of-the-universe/

Wow!

Suddenly we have a thing of beauty (even in black and white). Octaves, ascending spirals and the Fibonacci sequence. A totally different level of insight.

One might even recall the words of the Senior Deacon, when directing the candidate:

The method of advancing ... in this degree is by five steps ... as if ascending a winding staircase.

And then we get to the Geometry of the Electric Universe

Inside every significant philosopher, astronomer or scientist is a geometer trying to get out. First principles of geometry taught atomic material is formed out of nested platonic solid spinning and that the spiral is a core structure. Witness the whirlpool—part of worldwide folklore and symbol for origins of life and energy.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=-r7vweFUJdM

[paul]

I had never paid much attention to Walter Russell but his periodic table is intriguing. Putting elements into octaves suggests that transmutation can be done by harmonics rather than brute force

Kervran demonstrated that chickens can transmute elements when they are short of calcium for egg shells

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corentin_Louis_Kervran

[stewartedwards]

Boreades

That is fascinating, I wonder what western scientists make of it. Re maths, it’s everywhere, it is, in my opinion anyway, fundamental to producing real life applications out of esoteric work. Partially to make them work, and as a means of control (if you have sufficient data).

[boreades]

Serendipity in motion!
Walter Russell is also mentioned here, in this YT video :
Deepest Secrets of Light and Magnetism : www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQYkEVFQNDc
and this : Deeper Secrets of Light & Nature's Field Geometry : www.youtube.com/watch?v=dd6IsYLCOZc