College of Thelema: Thelemic Education

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Thank you Jim for your reply. I am still very new to this and trying to understand what it all means and how to apply that knowledge practically. This is helpful for me to see how the chart can be interrupted. In so far as my question to the hexagram ritual is concerned. Is correct to assume that one can use this chart to determine which planetary power to invoke to create balance? And if so, which column/row should one look at to determine this? Thank you.

Hi,

As I understand it, the Hexagram ritual is used to invoke planetary energy for use.

In ourselves we may experience imbalances of power where one planet may be blocked or in opposition. And in these situations we can use the hexagram ritual to invoke the opposite force to create balance - i.e. invoke Netzach if Hod is imbalanced.

Presumably we should be able to use astrology to determine what forces are at work on us at any time and we could then invoke the necessary power to create balance.

If so, looking at the attached chart, how am I to interrupt what is out of balance? The top row? The first column? Or something else?

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Hi,

I came across this excerpt video on YouTube. It is very good. Does the full video exist anywhere?

www.youtube.com/watch?v=wm2v0aTTluw

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Thank you for your advice. It took a bit to sink in. But I get it. This is most helpful. I really appreciate it.

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Thank you for the quick reply. My problem is with the qlippoth Thagirion. I believe that if I can invoke the opposite planetary energy, I can balance this force. So that would be yesod. Correct? Thank you.

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I've read that when one has an over abundance of one planetary energy that it should be balanced by invoking the opposite planetary energy, not by banishing the energy in question. For example: too much Hod, invoke Netzach.

My question is: when you have too much Tipherith, what do you balance that with? By invoking Malkuth? Yesod? Kether?

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This is my understanding of the three forms of Horus. How am I doing here?

[] Below Tiphareth you have the physical body/world (Malkuth), subconscious (Yesod), intellect (form, Hod) and emotions (force, Netsach).
[] These are both positively and negatively charged, the polarities correspond to the Sephiroth and Qlippoth; Gods and Demons.
[] Overseeing the Gods and Demons is Hoor-Paar-Kraat, the child, Tiphareth, who is learning and growing as he acts and reacts to the world outside and within based on the influence of his ministers, the Gods and Demons below Tiphareth
[] At some point Hoor-Paar-Kraat aspires to Ra-Hoor-Khuit, the HGA in its idealized form or higher self. When HPK attains to RHK by balancing the polarity of the four Sephiroth, he becomes Heru-Ra-Ha.

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Isn't it like Abrahmelin summoning all the devils and making them subservient to him?

Recognizing these aspects of ourselves and how they work so that they don't control us?

It seems to me that attainment is possible through traversing the 32 paths and working with Qlipoth to understand how they effect us and use that to integrate them into the whole. The accomplishment of this is the accomplishment of the work. Yes?

Thank you for the answer. Have a good day.

Hello,

Column 701 in 776 1/2 has Malkuth listed as:

• Seb
• Lower Isis
• Nephthys
• Sphinx

Why so many and not just one? What is the purpose of each?

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Very good analysis Los. I agree with Jim on the visualization part. Thank you.

The question isn't about desire or lust. It is whether or not to try to block the willed outcome from your mind after the ritual, or to continue to build the visualization.

Thank you very much Jim. This is most helpful.

Looking forward to your new book. Have a great day.

Hello,

I recently read an article that states that contrary to popular belief, one should keep the result in mind after a ritual and continue to build the experience up in the minds eye.

Based on my own experience I am inclined to believe this is true.

What do others think? Try to forget the result or keep thinking about it and build it up? Does lust for result necessarily mean that you have to forget what you want or does it mean don't long after the result with despair?

Link > disinfo.com/2013/06/contacting-extra-dimensional-forms-of-intelligence-through-sex-magick

Thank you. You're explanation of Kether in Malkuth makes sense to me.

I hear you on the limitations of the ebook functionality. My selfish reasons for the ebook are for the search functionality. I wonder if it would be better suited as an app...

Thanks for your help Jim, have a great day.

@Jim Eshelman said

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@horustheantichris said
"1. Is KCHGA the same as experience without the experiencer?"

No"

Can you please tell me what "experience without the experiencer" corresponds to?

Also, have/would you consider a digital version of 766 1/2?

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Thank you Jim for answering my questions. This helps.