College of Thelema: Thelemic Education

@Hannah I have this experience often too. It reminds me about how a few years ago, there were all of these articles about how younger generations aren't doing very well at argumentative essay writing in academia because they often don't want to pick a side or argue an opinion. I remember reading these articles and thinking that was a silly complaint to make since there's also a big push within academia to see both sides and become well rounded. I am also reminded that the devil is in the details haha. I tend to remain quiet since I disarm my own speech before it has even surfaced, but I appreciate that you emphasized listening to the Will. I have found that situations where I feel that I have acted and spoken authentically can easily lose their clarity and certainty after the fact when the Will gets ignored. I will have to continue to think about that.

Thank you for sharing your work and insights. Sacred Geometry and Numerology are fascinating subjects, especially when combined with art and symbolic expression. I find it interesting how different systems use numbers, patterns, and archetypes to interpret energy and life experiences. Recently, I have also been exploring concepts such as the Destiny Matrix compatibility chart, which looks at how numerical patterns may influence relationships, communication styles, and personal growth. It’s always interesting to compare how different numerological frameworks approach similar themes. Your interpretation of the 30/3 vibration and its connection with creative manifestation is thought-provoking. I look forward to reading more of your posts and learning about your perspective on vibration, symbolism, and sacred geometry. Namaste!