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m1thr0s
03-02-2007, 06:38 AM
http://abrahadabra.com/images/fol04.jpg

So this is part of the Flower of Life series of images continuing to explore different ways of integrating that image with the Abrahadabra Grid. This is a very simple, but effective way to do that I think. I'm starting to pull away from the TwinStar here just a bit since that has had a lot of play recently and there is a lot more ground to cover in terms of Hexagrammal Energy Fields, which are the real backbone of this whole system in the final analysis. The TwinStar is always there but does not always have to be emphasized visually or otherwise.

There are a number of important subliminals taking place here. On the one hand we are examining the Nuclear Hexagrams and how that plays out on the Ternary side of the equation. On the other we are just examining Hexagrammal Fields themselves and the relationship of balanced pairs of hexagrams as an extended expression of the TwinStar principle itself, since what we really find the TwinStar doing is laying in a kind of governing dynamic that has to be able to find confirmation at all other points or we will miss...not only its own internal character but its whole point and purpose as well, which really is to effectively focus or *drive* grand-unified continnuum on a sub-atomic level. In order for this to be possible we need to know how Mind & Matter aligns to this principle on its own terms. This is where the Hexagrammal Fields enters into the picture since this is our best neutral, or non-partisan way of addressing that whole complex continuum.

m1thr0s

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03-02-2007, 07:45 AM
...not only its own internal character but its whole point and purpose as well, which really is to effectively focus or *drive* grand-unified continnuum on a sub-atomic level.


http://thunderbolts.info/tpod/2005/images05/050506plasma-rock-art.jpg

Plasma in the Rock

Bodies and Circuits

Plasma Formations
http://thunderbolts.info/tpod/2007/arch07/070302plasmalab.htm

Kain
03-02-2007, 08:48 AM
A most interesting and equally powerfull mirror m1thr0s. Good to see the Ternary side of the Nuclear Hexagrams coming into the picture too...

By the way, the background colour is most inviting for prolonged periods of gazing...that's so handy...hehe...

Kain

MythMath
03-02-2007, 05:39 PM
Ternary Plasmirrors...

I love this shit... :yes:
__________

Kain,

Great sig, what's it say, man...

Kain
03-02-2007, 06:26 PM
Ternary Plasmirrors...

I love this shit... :yes:Yeah, on closer examination now that I got the time, those are quite interesting images, I agree!Kain,

Great sig, what's it say, man...Ah, thanks MythMath! I meant to post it in the foreign languages thread. It's a quote from an unnamed sage of ancient India, it roughly translates as: "Sense of imperfection is disease and the sole source of every misery. ".

Kain

silentjohn
03-02-2007, 06:27 PM
awesome

m1thr0s
03-03-2007, 02:12 PM
There are a lot of things I haven't yet addressed regarding the practical application of mirrors in general and I hope to be able to get to most of it in due course. One of the things we are looking for...one of the reasons we turn to mirrors that hyphenate energy "grids" of any kind is that it allows us a way to study energy as it interacts with those grids. Some of the very earliest mirrors I worked with had to do with arranging hexagrams (and like structures) according to their respective Kameas, arranged numerically so that #1 would be represented by Hexagram #1 and so on all the way through Hexagram #64. When you create a very clean image of this sort and then use this as a focal point for overlaying various scry patterns you get a certain response from the mirror that rather resembles a plasmic energy meandering along a very high altitude or frequency. On the one hand we could argue that this is all an *optical illusion* bur our interest is not with the "illusion" itself but the kinds of mental reflections that stem off of that sensory pool, so a certain detachment is required to reap the benefit.

What I soon discovered in observing this phenomenum was that powerful ideas can spring from this energy *dialogue* directly. You will be working a certain formula and in the back of your mind thoughts are going on regarding certain things (either directly connected or not) which become an integrated part of the whole operation. On the flip-side, there is always a certain core of non-thought that resides in a state of perfect observation that also finds expression in this whole methodology. So we have multiple things going on at once...an ability to interact with thought energy at a very high level of refraction and a way to engage "stillness" through balanced action that only very rarely gets any attention as a viable methodology at all.

Therefore the achieving of stillness through action is one of the identifying characteristics of this method and the use of grids is useful as it plays out well in physical application. These grids are a kind of brain system of some kind...probably because they fit our own brains very efficiently...so we can use this as a means of accessing that "knowledge & conversation" typically attributed to the *Holy Guardian Angel*, something I have long regarded as a metaphor more than a literal angelic entity per se... The interesting thing is that I think we all sort of know about this intuitively but have been conditioned to reject it out-of-hand as inherently non-productive somehow. Since I am prone to challenging all automatic assumptions of this kind I had to challenge that idea as well and what I have found is that this is, in point of fact, one of the most natural forms of meditation known to humankind...very similar in many ways to gazing at a fire for instance...only here our *fire* is anchored in sacred geometry and higher mathematics... Mandalla working of a futuristic kind and caliber, yet rooted in the very ancient past.

m1thr0s

Kain
03-03-2007, 03:48 PM
Amazing technique...you know, I was actually working on this exact project of switching numbers for appropriate hexagrams in Kamea-like structures m1thr0s. This was pretty much my first approach in mirror-work after the traditional plain black surface. I got distracted by furthering other practices and haven't taken it very far although it's power was indeed profound, and had a deep underlying sensation of "technology" about it, if this makes sense. The leylines may not be directly shown/drawn but the natural change between the hexagrams flows on, and thus maps a semi-visible "current"/course throughout the mirror. I could even see this occuring in the Nuclear Hexagrams arrangement (http://www.forums.abrahadabra.com/showpost.php?p=2292&postcount=1) through the principle of "inverse Gua", all the time intently hinting the presence of the Jen principle right in the middle of the image/mirror.

Kain

m1thr0s
03-03-2007, 04:15 PM
I know that image very well Kain...the "engine" I am occasionally referring to...it's not just a random metaphor...it's what actually happens when you put this whole thing together in just the right way. What is even equally interesting to me is what does not happen when the thing is sufficiently out of sync...you don't get anywhere near that kind of "firing" action...the engine basically just won't turn over...just like any other mechanism really. To me, this is a really exciting sort of realization...

m1thr0s

Kain
03-03-2007, 04:35 PM
What is even equally interesting to me is what does not happen when the thing is sufficiently out of sync...you don't get anywhere near that kind of "firing" action...the engine basically just won't turn over...just like any other mechanism really. To me, this is a really exciting sort of realization...I understand absolutely what you're referring to, and this is equally interesting to me as well I must admit. This punctuality of the system to not work when the partaking properties it uses are out of sync is an equally powerful and auspicious indicator of it's correctness as it's willingness to work when those properties' qualifications are, in fact, there.

Kain

Naomi
07-20-2007, 02:08 AM
Why did you place Kun at the pinnacle instead of Q'ian, m1thr0s?

m1thr0s
07-20-2007, 02:25 AM
context help please...how do you mean? what are you looking at?

never mind...I see the confusion. In the Ternaries, the symbols change their values with the introduction of a third line value.

Q'ian is still a solid unbroken line and is still Heaven. Jen looks like K'un does in the Binaries but is the Man line and stands at the Middle Pillar and Apex in the Triangle. K'un becomes a twice broken line and still represents Earth.

There is a little academic dispute on this but I have drawn hard to Fu Xi on this matter and there can be no doubt in the end. The introduction of a third value is a huge deal and forces a whole other chronological logic.

What we are tracking is the delineation of the Yang in some respects until it reaches a logical polar opposition. We can follow this in the numbers as well...Yang = 0 = "no gaps" | Jen =1 ="one gap" | Yin = 2 = "two gaps" etc. A little simplistic but it's just a memory key...the entire explanation takes some time to explore completely.

In many ways we would like to assign a value of 0 to the Jen but the problem we face is that we absolutely need it in the middle position in trigrammal constructs and these are vertical logics much like the Tree of Life. So what is Above elementally must also come first in the numbers and what is in the Middle must come second and what is in the Below must come third...following the Rule "From 0 cometh 1 - From 1 cometh 2 - From 2 cometh 3 - From 3 cometh the Myriad things"...

According to Jen's Dual Nature it does, in fact, also occupy the Zero Position...but in a different sort of context. This takes some time to get used to. In lines the numbers are denoting *position* and nothing else.

Therefor the Jen gives us a classic "0=2" accounting unlike anything Crowley ever actually identified publicly...

m1thr0s

Naomi
07-20-2007, 02:30 AM
Hmmm, ok. Thanks.

m1thr0s
07-20-2007, 02:55 AM
yeah...give it a little time. There's some pretty hardcore protocols going down throughout all of this. You aren't used to line analysis yet. I would never lead you on of course but it's also difficult to dummy down certain things that have to be tight to be right.

In the final analysis it does all come together seamlessly but it takes awhile to sort out the rules and why they matter and what happens if they aren't strictly applied and so on...sort of like parachute jumping I have always thought...there's a few rules you just plain don't want to fuck with...just do it right and you'll live to do another jump.

m1thr0s

Naomi
07-20-2007, 11:11 AM
No I assumed you had a good reason for placing them that way. There's a lot I don't know about this. Anyways good job...this one is a little milder than the others for me at least.