HOW SHOULD WE COMMUNICATE WITH GOD?
We invoke our spirit and our spirits with our words, our thoughts, our behaviors are our magical rituals that bring forth and summon the energies that aid our creation. Invocation can be the use of words-prayer, the use of the body for possession through dance, music and even art- to "call forth" or "call in" a spiritual presence.
We are more conscious of how invocation works through prayer. Yet not as aware of how invocation works through our daily actions, through eating and drinking and even through sex. But even through prayer, the art and style of calling up spiritual powers is somehow masked by the "intent" of the religious ceremony.
From the unreal lead me to the Real! From darkness lead me to light!
From death lead me to immortality! Om. Hinduism. Brihadaranyaka Upanishad 1.3.28
I bow to the Arahants, the perfected human beings, Godmen.
I bow to the Siddhas, liberated bodiless souls, God.
I bow to the Acharyas, the masters and heads of congregations.
I bow to the Upadhyayas, the spiritual teachers.
I bow to the spiritual practitioners in the universe, Sadhus.
This fivefold obeisance mantra, Destroys all sins and obstacles,
And of all auspicious repetitions, Is the first and foremost.
-Jainism. Namokar Mantra
As with most prayers in Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism etc., the intent appears to be a begging and pleading for help from a higher a source. The act of worship in the form of a solicitation for higher council. We attempt to invoke and call down a "holy spirit" we assume has the authority over producers of our suffering.
Such intent is far different from the shamanistic powers of the Ifa, those who can use invocation of lightning as an instrument of warfare. Terrible rain, wind storms, all manners of natural phenomena. The bodies piled high, all those who had the misfortune of gazing in the bloodshot red eyes of a certain African Shaman known for his ability to invoke death on those who dared psychic battles with him.
It would seem the invocations of common religions are well scripted in order to keep the essential essence of self in servitude instead of in total awareness of the spiritual energy we can command to affect matter and the spirits that hold it together.
Let's study the common sex practices in western culture for example. In most cases this is also a ritual of servitude especially for the female- the Goddess energy. The sexual invocations of western culture is the sex magic used to keep the relationship between "master and slave" alive. Yet if the intent is changed, sex as a ritual becomes just as powerful as the Shamanistic rituals of West Africa. The greatest problem presented here is with the male ego, who in the western world has declared himself ruler so long as the females remain in ignorance away from their "ase" stored in the breasts and backside.
It is from these areas Man draws power during sex.
Yet in order to keep the female ignorant instead of educated, some Men who thirst for power will much rather perform sex magic with other Men, because "the intent" has to be held in the mind of both members involved. Men in these secret ritualistic cultures have sex to invoke spirits that grant them wealth and power. Because of ego and fear such esoteric Men would never educate Women about the true nature of their sexual practices. They are afraid to practice such magic with Women because "the intent" between Men and Women is usually different. The lust for wealth and power is not often shared between sexes.
This is however untrue for spiritual Africans who know and understand how spirit works and how consciousness moves and lives inside all things. Sexual traditions have always been very sacred. The vagina very sacred, the penis very sacred. Because these are tools used to invoke interdimensional spirits.
In some tribal conditions, the Husbands and Wifes are instructed to have sex at a certain time in order to invoke certain Ancestors, Gods and spirits that would bring upon a successful harvest. And if the harvest is unsuccessful, a Husband or two might be scolded for not pleasing the Wife properly.
What we might regard as superstition, actually comes from a real understanding of nature, nature spirits, cosmic spirits and even alien spirits that interact with us all the time through sexual energy. These are the Genies/Gods of Aladdin's lamp. This lamp is the stomach where spirits flows from, as well as the penis. The Genie lives in the "milky way" of the Male and Female geni-talia.
The Communal sex practices and orgies of great African Kings have been perverted by the minds of European idiots who are spiritless in their understanding of nature in the first place. Yet these same minds will brag about the Homosexual sexual practices and orgies of Rome that were common during Rome's rain of power and dominance.
We should be mindful of our sexual practices, and very mindful of the "intent" held in the minds of both members involved. Because the spirits we invoke during our rituals arrive like babies being born, birthed by the intent of it's parents. It is this power that also gives life to our avatars, daemons, logos and sigils. How common is it to use "God" or "Jesus" during sex? Whatever words we use, creates the imagery or sigils of power that will possess the spirits we invoke with our spiritual energy exchange.
We also invoke through the ritual of food and drink. Like sex, a meal is never just a meal. We are feeding the body, and the body runs on spiritual energy as well. The speaking of "grace" the prayer used to bless food before eating it, a giving of thanks to our Creators for their ability to provide food is also a way we invoke spirits into the food we eat and drinks we drink.
The invocation rituals done on food sends communication imagery into the mind. During a family meal, the ritual of grace doesn't end after "amen" the absorption of the intent continues as each person speaks over and around the food. Unless food is contained by some type of reflective crystal or matter, our thought energy can affect it. Which is why most good liquors are kept in what? In glass bottles to contain the "spirits" within.
Sacred vessels like the calabash is still used in Africa and the Caribbean as a way to pour libations to the spirits before a special event, meeting or ritual. Yet because the calabash is so widely used as a container for a variety of things, most people are unaware of how sacred it is, especially without considering the shape of the fruit is often likened to the shape of a Woman, the vagina, breasts and backside. It was first used in rituals because of this natural shape.
Just as well, the calabash can be used to make ritualistic musical instruments that are then used to invoke spirits. Like food, music is also used to call down or call up the Gods within. It is not common to hear stories about certain types of trees used to make drums because that tree "spoke" with the musician and asked to be made into a drum. The communication with nature and unanimated forms is not alien to our Ancestors. In fact, a tree has very useful things to say about medicine, which is something modern Man is still trying to figure out.
How should we communicate with God? If we are willing to free ourselves from the illusions of life, we have to learn by the use of our own personal and spiritual understanding - how to invoke - call in the Genies that will wake us from this dream. Perhaps it begins with an acknowledgment of our own Godhood, and then at least an attempt to use that Godhood to target an area in our life that needs improvement.
We invoke our spirit and our spirits with our words, our thoughts, our behaviors are our magical rituals that bring forth and summon the energies that aid our creation. Invocation can be the use of words-prayer, the use of the body for possession through dance, music and even art- to "call forth" or "call in" a spiritual presence.
We are more conscious of how invocation works through prayer. Yet not as aware of how invocation works through our daily actions, through eating and drinking and even through sex. But even through prayer, the art and style of calling up spiritual powers is somehow masked by the "intent" of the religious ceremony.
From the unreal lead me to the Real! From darkness lead me to light!
From death lead me to immortality! Om. Hinduism. Brihadaranyaka Upanishad 1.3.28
I bow to the Arahants, the perfected human beings, Godmen.
I bow to the Siddhas, liberated bodiless souls, God.
I bow to the Acharyas, the masters and heads of congregations.
I bow to the Upadhyayas, the spiritual teachers.
I bow to the spiritual practitioners in the universe, Sadhus.
This fivefold obeisance mantra, Destroys all sins and obstacles,
And of all auspicious repetitions, Is the first and foremost.
-Jainism. Namokar Mantra
As with most prayers in Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism etc., the intent appears to be a begging and pleading for help from a higher a source. The act of worship in the form of a solicitation for higher council. We attempt to invoke and call down a "holy spirit" we assume has the authority over producers of our suffering.
Such intent is far different from the shamanistic powers of the Ifa, those who can use invocation of lightning as an instrument of warfare. Terrible rain, wind storms, all manners of natural phenomena. The bodies piled high, all those who had the misfortune of gazing in the bloodshot red eyes of a certain African Shaman known for his ability to invoke death on those who dared psychic battles with him.
It would seem the invocations of common religions are well scripted in order to keep the essential essence of self in servitude instead of in total awareness of the spiritual energy we can command to affect matter and the spirits that hold it together.
Let's study the common sex practices in western culture for example. In most cases this is also a ritual of servitude especially for the female- the Goddess energy. The sexual invocations of western culture is the sex magic used to keep the relationship between "master and slave" alive. Yet if the intent is changed, sex as a ritual becomes just as powerful as the Shamanistic rituals of West Africa. The greatest problem presented here is with the male ego, who in the western world has declared himself ruler so long as the females remain in ignorance away from their "ase" stored in the breasts and backside.
It is from these areas Man draws power during sex.
Yet in order to keep the female ignorant instead of educated, some Men who thirst for power will much rather perform sex magic with other Men, because "the intent" has to be held in the mind of both members involved. Men in these secret ritualistic cultures have sex to invoke spirits that grant them wealth and power. Because of ego and fear such esoteric Men would never educate Women about the true nature of their sexual practices. They are afraid to practice such magic with Women because "the intent" between Men and Women is usually different. The lust for wealth and power is not often shared between sexes.
This is however untrue for spiritual Africans who know and understand how spirit works and how consciousness moves and lives inside all things. Sexual traditions have always been very sacred. The vagina very sacred, the penis very sacred. Because these are tools used to invoke interdimensional spirits.
In some tribal conditions, the Husbands and Wifes are instructed to have sex at a certain time in order to invoke certain Ancestors, Gods and spirits that would bring upon a successful harvest. And if the harvest is unsuccessful, a Husband or two might be scolded for not pleasing the Wife properly.
What we might regard as superstition, actually comes from a real understanding of nature, nature spirits, cosmic spirits and even alien spirits that interact with us all the time through sexual energy. These are the Genies/Gods of Aladdin's lamp. This lamp is the stomach where spirits flows from, as well as the penis. The Genie lives in the "milky way" of the Male and Female geni-talia.
The Communal sex practices and orgies of great African Kings have been perverted by the minds of European idiots who are spiritless in their understanding of nature in the first place. Yet these same minds will brag about the Homosexual sexual practices and orgies of Rome that were common during Rome's rain of power and dominance.
We should be mindful of our sexual practices, and very mindful of the "intent" held in the minds of both members involved. Because the spirits we invoke during our rituals arrive like babies being born, birthed by the intent of it's parents. It is this power that also gives life to our avatars, daemons, logos and sigils. How common is it to use "God" or "Jesus" during sex? Whatever words we use, creates the imagery or sigils of power that will possess the spirits we invoke with our spiritual energy exchange.
We also invoke through the ritual of food and drink. Like sex, a meal is never just a meal. We are feeding the body, and the body runs on spiritual energy as well. The speaking of "grace" the prayer used to bless food before eating it, a giving of thanks to our Creators for their ability to provide food is also a way we invoke spirits into the food we eat and drinks we drink.
The invocation rituals done on food sends communication imagery into the mind. During a family meal, the ritual of grace doesn't end after "amen" the absorption of the intent continues as each person speaks over and around the food. Unless food is contained by some type of reflective crystal or matter, our thought energy can affect it. Which is why most good liquors are kept in what? In glass bottles to contain the "spirits" within.
Sacred vessels like the calabash is still used in Africa and the Caribbean as a way to pour libations to the spirits before a special event, meeting or ritual. Yet because the calabash is so widely used as a container for a variety of things, most people are unaware of how sacred it is, especially without considering the shape of the fruit is often likened to the shape of a Woman, the vagina, breasts and backside. It was first used in rituals because of this natural shape.
Just as well, the calabash can be used to make ritualistic musical instruments that are then used to invoke spirits. Like food, music is also used to call down or call up the Gods within. It is not common to hear stories about certain types of trees used to make drums because that tree "spoke" with the musician and asked to be made into a drum. The communication with nature and unanimated forms is not alien to our Ancestors. In fact, a tree has very useful things to say about medicine, which is something modern Man is still trying to figure out.
How should we communicate with God? If we are willing to free ourselves from the illusions of life, we have to learn by the use of our own personal and spiritual understanding - how to invoke - call in the Genies that will wake us from this dream. Perhaps it begins with an acknowledgment of our own Godhood, and then at least an attempt to use that Godhood to target an area in our life that needs improvement.