I was dis­cussing the com­plete lack of recep­tion and the worlds sleepi­ness or “tried jad­ed worn out” look and atti­tude it has at the moment, with Adam on the face­book Book of ThoTh group today when I felt that famil­iar feel­ing of con­tact and so I typed the fol­low­ing mes­sage to Adam..

Lat­er I began to flip the major arkana again to get bet­ter copies and more accu­ra­cy, the hiero­phant side­tracked me, I was doing the priest­ess hard at the time …*grins  and I pre­fer work­ing with the blues than the Angry Orange … but here we were with the Hiero­phant dupli­cat­ed, flipped & ready to fire.

When flip­ping the Horv­er Mir­ror on the Hiero­phant, I noticed that if i moved the mir­ror fur­ther away from the orig­i­nal I could see things form­ing in the cen­tre that were “hid­den” and this was only able to be seen when the exact mir­ror image oppo­site was cre­at­ed flip once hor­i­zon­tal flip once ver­ti­cal and then join and meld them. This can be seen on the left here.

That image is now com­bined with the orig­i­nal and the trans­paren­cy of the top lay­er, the copy is revert­ed to 50 per­cent as can be seen on the right here. Note the cen­ter. It is like a haze of yel­low oranges in the mid­dle of the mid­dle.

These two images are trans­ferred on top of each oth­er. This is the base of all the Horv­er images in the mir­ror of ThoTh.

But if you move the mir­ror just that off kil­ter, you can catch things in the mir­ror.

The Coming Together is the Tearing Apart.

This image below formed when I moved the images apart and moved the mir­rors apart to catch the hid­den bits.

and the card actu­al­ly tells you to do this as above (this is a late edit to arti­cle, I only just noticed this after I had com­plet­ed the moves of push­ing it apart. Her­schel paper­work from 2018’s burnt jour­nal appeared yes­ter­day with her­schel all over it, the plan­et of dis­in­te­gra­tion and rein­te­gra­tion and as Kei­th used to say, the com­ing togeth­er is the tear­ing apart.

All this played in my mind as I decid­ed to leap off the abyss again. I had noticed that when I paste the copy on top of the orig­i­nal, if I am using the card bor­ders the image is a bit uneven on top and bot­tom  as can be seen in the image above. So I made them a bit more uneven. I stat­ed to slow­ly move them apart.

The cen­tre glowed. I could see when the con­duit was opened (the ring above the head in the cen­tre) the tem­ple pil­lars formed the II columns and I could see var­i­ous faces of peo­ple or enti­ties form­ing

As I moved the mir­ror slow­ly more apart, the image in the cen­tre began to grow and man­i­fest. White sparks sparked Every­thing else stayed in bal­ance. The cen­ter of the image was a door­way. The lady “God­dess” jus­tice seemed to have a cup and saucer. Above.

Con­tact was made. The lady God­dess mor­phed from 3d into all there., her eyes glowed and she shim­mered with the white sparks as she looked at me look­ing at her.

If I did any oth­er horv­er flip method this could not be seen or expe­ri­enced and cer­tain­ly not with­out the Mayet Mir­ror Sys­tem of the horv­er .

As I moved the mir­rors more apart slow­ly, the urn man­i­fest­ed and formed. The Urn shim­mered as it shaped with a glow of white sparks and an aura. It appears to have writ­ing in the cen­ter but my res­o­lu­tion is not strong enough of the image to see it clear­ly.

The Hierophants Secret. The Urn.

Brought to you by Mayet.

I swear the Hiero­phant is wink­ing.

Aleister Crowley  Said:

In “The Vision and the Voice”, the attain­ment of the grade of Mas­ter of the Tem­ple was sym­bol­ized by the adept pour­ing every drop of his blood, that is his whole indi­vid­ual life, into the Cup of the Scar­let Woman, who rep­re­sents Uni­ver­sal Imper­son­al Life. There remains there­fore (to pur­sue the imagery) of the adept “noth­ing but a lit­tle pile of dust.” In a sub­se­quent vision the Grade of Magus is fore­shad­owed; and the fig­ure is that this dust is burnt into “a white ash,” which ash is pre­served in an Urn. It is dif­fi­cult to con­vey the appro­pri­ate­ness of this sym­bol­ism, but the gen­er­al idea is that the earth­ly or recep­tive part of the Mas­ter is destroyed. That which remains has passed through fire; and is there­fore, in a sense, of the nature of fire. The Urn is engraved with a word or sym­bol expres­sive of the nature of the being whose ash is there­in. The Magus is thus, of course, not a per­son in any ordi­nary sense; he rep­re­sents a cer­tain nature or idea. To put it oth­er­wise, we may say, the Magus is a word. He is the Logos of the Æon which he brings to pass.^[4]

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