RedTailHawk on Nostr: Steiner is one of the more accurate sources. A lot of what he said is valid. The ...
Steiner is one of the more accurate sources. A lot of what he said is valid.
The sarcophagi were sensory deprivation tanks. That’s the reason they were used in the initiation and healing work.
The mimicry of Christ’s death and resurrection is slightly distorted by modern understandings of words. When you get deeper into the show, you will get to the etymological root of the word “death”: da’ath. Da’ath is Gnosis aka Vishuddha, the “wisdom chakra” in the throat.
Religious themes of death and rebirth for normies revolve around this cosmic truth. When a person is truly “born again”, ie has experienced a metanoia, a dark night of the soul, etc. that “Phoenix” rises from its own ashes. Solve et coagula is the same meaning…dissolve and reform anew. Dissolve is the root of salvation.
The penultimate Tarot archetype of the 7 Tarot spirit archetypes is “The Great AWAKENING”. Amongst other symbols on that card includes sarcophagi.
Itzhak Bentov’s work showed that theta waves in 4 or 7 Hz can induce spontaneous kundalini AWAKENINGS.
The sarcophagi had 3 purposes.
First the initiate had to heal. This form of healing involves past life memories. It seems to me to have been a Dolores Cannon style therapy but with a twist.
Second was initiation aka activation of higher chakras.
This is where the “death and resurrection” concepts come into play, slightly distorting things. The sarcophagus initiation ritual was a sensory deprivation tank experience intended to induce theta waves in the initiate which would induce activation of higher chakras.
Activating the wisdom chakra is “da’ath” in the Egyptian/Hebrew tradition of Kabbalah. To declare that the sarcophagus ritual was meant to mimic Christ’s death and resurrection is extremely anachronistic and false.
Christ came long after the pyramids were built and sarcophagi were used in these ways. Also, Christ’s “da’ath” occurred LONG BEFORE the crucifixion. So, bluntly, Steiner is not entirely correct in his articulation of how sarcophagi were used. He is fairly close though and, again, I give him due credit for being one of the most accurate sources we have.
The Law of One really drives this argument to an end. 2.4 points out that the pyramids were for initiation and healing. 3.16 points out that the first use of pyramids is sensory deprivation of initiates.
57.24 makes it clear that initiation means activation of all “energy centers” which are acknowledged as being the same as “chakras” in this source material. 80.20 offers insights into Tarot archetype 20 which is about da’ath. Card 21 is about 3rd eye activation.
The sarcophagi were sensory deprivation tanks. That’s the reason they were used in the initiation and healing work.
The mimicry of Christ’s death and resurrection is slightly distorted by modern understandings of words. When you get deeper into the show, you will get to the etymological root of the word “death”: da’ath. Da’ath is Gnosis aka Vishuddha, the “wisdom chakra” in the throat.
Religious themes of death and rebirth for normies revolve around this cosmic truth. When a person is truly “born again”, ie has experienced a metanoia, a dark night of the soul, etc. that “Phoenix” rises from its own ashes. Solve et coagula is the same meaning…dissolve and reform anew. Dissolve is the root of salvation.
The penultimate Tarot archetype of the 7 Tarot spirit archetypes is “The Great AWAKENING”. Amongst other symbols on that card includes sarcophagi.
Itzhak Bentov’s work showed that theta waves in 4 or 7 Hz can induce spontaneous kundalini AWAKENINGS.
The sarcophagi had 3 purposes.
First the initiate had to heal. This form of healing involves past life memories. It seems to me to have been a Dolores Cannon style therapy but with a twist.
Second was initiation aka activation of higher chakras.
This is where the “death and resurrection” concepts come into play, slightly distorting things. The sarcophagus initiation ritual was a sensory deprivation tank experience intended to induce theta waves in the initiate which would induce activation of higher chakras.
Activating the wisdom chakra is “da’ath” in the Egyptian/Hebrew tradition of Kabbalah. To declare that the sarcophagus ritual was meant to mimic Christ’s death and resurrection is extremely anachronistic and false.
Christ came long after the pyramids were built and sarcophagi were used in these ways. Also, Christ’s “da’ath” occurred LONG BEFORE the crucifixion. So, bluntly, Steiner is not entirely correct in his articulation of how sarcophagi were used. He is fairly close though and, again, I give him due credit for being one of the most accurate sources we have.
The Law of One really drives this argument to an end. 2.4 points out that the pyramids were for initiation and healing. 3.16 points out that the first use of pyramids is sensory deprivation of initiates.
57.24 makes it clear that initiation means activation of all “energy centers” which are acknowledged as being the same as “chakras” in this source material. 80.20 offers insights into Tarot archetype 20 which is about da’ath. Card 21 is about 3rd eye activation.