Ништо не е случајност ! Да не испадни после големата мечка да ја прајте..оти така си оди то
Телема
- Автор на темата Abraxas
- Време на започнување
Готово, нареден пат ќе те прашаме тебе и решен проблем.
Не, барем не во смисла и на ниво на кое се луѓето. Човекот има способност да биде самосвесен, да контемплира и да осознава, додека животните не се на тоа ниво. Иако секое живо суштество "поседува" битие, не секое од нив е на ниво да го спознае истото.@Abraxas морам да прашам, а ако не прашам ке ме задави прашањето во грло...се разбира ако имаш воља да ми одговориш
Какво е размислувањето за животинскиот свет во телемата, и тие ли се звезди??
А каде оди душата на животните??? Нема врска со телемата знам, но ме интересира твој одговор на ова прашање?
Онаму каде што била и пред да се инкарнира. Душата е дел од Бог, а Бог нема почеток и крај, се произлегува од него и се се враќа кај него, т.е станува повторно дел од него.
Look not so deeply into words and letters; for this Mystery hath been hidden by the Alchemists. Compose the sevenfold into a fourfold regimen; and when thou hast understood thou mayest make symbols; but by playing child's games with symbols thou shalt never understand.
Aleister Crowley, The Vision and the Voice: With Commentary and Other Papers (Equinox IV:2)
Aleister Crowley, The Vision and the Voice: With Commentary and Other Papers (Equinox IV:2)
Апдејт на информацијава, сменета е локацијата на која ќе се одржи предавањето, останатите информации остануваат исти, повелете:
На денешен ден во 1947-ма:
"Bury me in a nameless grave!
I came from God the world to save.
I brought them wisdom from above:
Worship, and liberty, and love.
They slew me for I did disparage
Therefore Religion, Law and Marriage.
So be my grave without a name
That earth may swallow up my shame!"
- Aleister Crowley
"Bury me in a nameless grave!
I came from God the world to save.
I brought them wisdom from above:
Worship, and liberty, and love.
They slew me for I did disparage
Therefore Religion, Law and Marriage.
So be my grave without a name
That earth may swallow up my shame!"
- Aleister Crowley
Превземено од Frater Oz:
A young man knocks on the door of a great Thelemic philosopher.
"I wish to study The Book of the Law."
“Do you know Greek?”
“No."
“Hebrew?”
“No."
“Have you ever studied The Holy Books?”
“No, but I graduated from Harvard summa cum laude in philosophy, and received a PhD from Yale. I'd like to round out my education with a bit of Thelema.”
“I doubt that you are ready to understand Liber AL. It is the broadest and deepest of books. But The Law is for All, so I will examine you in logic, and if you pass the test I will teach you about Thelema.”
"Good. I'm well versed in logic."
"First question. Two burglars come down a chimney. One emerges with a clean face, the other with a dirty face. Which one washes his face?”
”The burglar with the dirty face."
“Wrong. The one with the clean face. Examine the logic. The burglar with a dirty face looks at the one with a clean face and thinks his face is clean. The one with a clean face looks at the burglar with a dirty face and thinks his face is dirty. So the one with the clean face washes.”
“Very clever. Another question please.”
“Two burglars come down a chimney. One emerges with a clean face, the other with a dirty face. Which one washes his face?”
“We established that. The burglar with the clean face washes.”
“Wrong. Both wash. Examine the logic. The one with a dirty face thinks his face is clean. The one with a clean face thinks his face is dirty. So the burglar with a clean face washes. When the one with a dirty face sees him washing, however, he realizes his face must be dirty too. Thus both wash.”
“I didn’t think of that. Please ask me another.”
“Two burglars come down a chimney. One emerges with a clean face, the other with a dirty face. Which one washes his face?”
“Well, we know both wash.”
“Wrong. Neither washes. Examine the logic. The one with the dirty face thinks his face is clean. The one with the clean face thinks his face is dirty. But when clean-face sees that dirty-face doesn’t bother to wash, he also doesn’t bother. So neither washes. As you can see, you are not ready for Thelema.”
"But Frater, please, give me one more test.”
“Two burglars come down a chimney. One emerges with a clean face, the other with a dirty face. Which one washes his face?”
“Neither!”
“Wrong. And perhaps now you will see why Harvard and Yale cannot prepare you for Thelema. Tell me, how is it possible that two men come down the same chimney, and one emerges with a clean face, while the other has a dirty face?"
"But you've just given me four contradictory answers to the same question! That's impossible!"
"No, my son, that's Thelema."
A young man knocks on the door of a great Thelemic philosopher.
"I wish to study The Book of the Law."
“Do you know Greek?”
“No."
“Hebrew?”
“No."
“Have you ever studied The Holy Books?”
“No, but I graduated from Harvard summa cum laude in philosophy, and received a PhD from Yale. I'd like to round out my education with a bit of Thelema.”
“I doubt that you are ready to understand Liber AL. It is the broadest and deepest of books. But The Law is for All, so I will examine you in logic, and if you pass the test I will teach you about Thelema.”
"Good. I'm well versed in logic."
"First question. Two burglars come down a chimney. One emerges with a clean face, the other with a dirty face. Which one washes his face?”
”The burglar with the dirty face."
“Wrong. The one with the clean face. Examine the logic. The burglar with a dirty face looks at the one with a clean face and thinks his face is clean. The one with a clean face looks at the burglar with a dirty face and thinks his face is dirty. So the one with the clean face washes.”
“Very clever. Another question please.”
“Two burglars come down a chimney. One emerges with a clean face, the other with a dirty face. Which one washes his face?”
“We established that. The burglar with the clean face washes.”
“Wrong. Both wash. Examine the logic. The one with a dirty face thinks his face is clean. The one with a clean face thinks his face is dirty. So the burglar with a clean face washes. When the one with a dirty face sees him washing, however, he realizes his face must be dirty too. Thus both wash.”
“I didn’t think of that. Please ask me another.”
“Two burglars come down a chimney. One emerges with a clean face, the other with a dirty face. Which one washes his face?”
“Well, we know both wash.”
“Wrong. Neither washes. Examine the logic. The one with the dirty face thinks his face is clean. The one with the clean face thinks his face is dirty. But when clean-face sees that dirty-face doesn’t bother to wash, he also doesn’t bother. So neither washes. As you can see, you are not ready for Thelema.”
"But Frater, please, give me one more test.”
“Two burglars come down a chimney. One emerges with a clean face, the other with a dirty face. Which one washes his face?”
“Neither!”
“Wrong. And perhaps now you will see why Harvard and Yale cannot prepare you for Thelema. Tell me, how is it possible that two men come down the same chimney, and one emerges with a clean face, while the other has a dirty face?"
"But you've just given me four contradictory answers to the same question! That's impossible!"
"No, my son, that's Thelema."