Visible Origami – Sept 27, 2022
Dog Poet Transmitting…….
Heh heh… I knew my last post was going to tweak the appropriate body parts in the designated locations. It’s going to take a bit of time for The Love of God to humble the proud spirits and acolytes of The Separated Mind. It… will… happen, so… all arrows will find their marks and generate the expected response… of those exposing themselves… as representatives of the same. If there is no target, the arrow does not know where to go, though… it will travel like a boomerang in any case, so… let us direct ALL arrow-work to… be… of… good… intention.
When you can empty The Mind sufficiently… you will find yourself on The Causal Plane… from which all creation… proceeds… by… precipitation, into material representation of… The Idea that is envisioned and held in The Mind’s Eye. All worlds are self-created by the one authoring the perspective that sees The World. Why not make your world beautiful and carry it with you wherever you go?
When scripture says to “become like a little child,” it is referring to your complete surrender to The Will and guidance of The Divine Parent. It does not mean running around like a five-year-old in a snatch-and-grab fantasy or… acting out in Cro-Magnon fashion. Every child evolves through all of human history, to… the… present… moment, from barbarian to civilized. Not everyone makes it. Some go well beyond that, BUT… they are the few at… this… time.
That whole statement about becoming a little child in order to enter The Kingdom of Heaven is related to that line in The Lord’s Prayer; “Thy will be done, on Earth, AS IT IS in Heaven. In Heaven… the rule of God is not questioned. It is trusted and obeyed automatically, like a good child would do… utterly dependent on its parent(s). It is about letting God rule your life UNHINDERED.
The Personality is a creation of The Mind. It sets itself apart. It separates from The Unity. It sets out to make its mark on The World, which is similar to sticking one’s hand in the water, and then pulling it out, and reflecting on the impact one has left on the water. The Personality… sets itself apart from The Individuality, and runs about… temporarily individualized… hand in the water… tongue in the water… everything sensation-driven (and directing the mind), in… the… water. Whoop De Do!
Maybe The Water shows little and remembers everything. Is that where The Pools of Memory come from? But… I digress.
A little child ALLOWS the parent to guide it… and trusts the parent to protect it. It relies utterly on the parent, and this is so through the whole of The Natural Realm… until Nature kicks it out of the nest. We are The Spirit in search of experience. God samples The World THROUGH us. Yet… most of us deny God this opportunity. We starve Heaven within us… Literally.
The parent feeds and clothes the child. This particular parent owns and operates The World… and all the worlds in space. This parent makes possible all the world’s within. This parent knows all. The child does not know all and relies on the parent to inform it. This is how that statement is meant to be understood.
Yes… I am taking this imagery from The Bible. Lots of people don’t like The Bible because they confuse Religion with God. Millions have been killed by Religion, in… the… name… of… God. Countless souls have been tortured, deceived, and confined by Religion. It is Religion that gives God a bad name. Religion is something created by Man to circumscribe the immeasurable. Religion is The Theater Department where they keep all the costumes and funny hats, the props, and sundry paraphernalia; assorted bones and bullshit.
I could just as easily be taking my constructs from Sufism or Buddhism, or Hinduism. They are all attempts to define the indefinable. Some of them have more detail and provide a deeper insight. With some… the priests have shaped The Doctrine to their own profit. If you want to find God, you have to go looking for God. First… you explore the conventional mediums… then the unconventional mediums… and then… you look within. You cry out within until… The… Within… answers… back.
What I am saying here, I KNOW to be true because I have found God or… perhaps God found me. Those details are irrelevant after the fact. I am very skeptical. Having been the victim of religions and religious authorities, in various lifetimes, I have reason to be skeptical. I believe in Trust… but Verify. I have proven (had proven) in convincing fashion that what I say is true. It continues to prove out, every… single… day.
I don’t usually make direct statements on this matter. It irritates those who have found nothing. It pisses off the people who are already angry. It annoys the lazy people who will… not… do… the… work. It is an intimidating mountain of work… at least it seems so in the beginning, BUT… you are not the one who does the work. You are only along for the ride, and… once you get this, that mountain disappears.
I don’t care what people think or say about me. I don’t want their attention. I don’t want their money. I’m not looking for company. I have all the company I could ever desire, and that… of the very finest order. I don’t care about station… power… influence… celebrity or fame. I have the source and the fountain of all good things, forever and ever. I make these thoughts available, and… you can do what you want with them.
One is ALWAYS going to catch shit for speaking on things contrary to the dogma and cant of temporal authority… whose kingdom is here. Malcontents in their miserable anonymity will hound you on your way to where they will not go, like a dog outside the manger. The essential and enduring certainty is that God is alive within you, and dispensing his favors without respite. What should you care if someone doesn’t like what you have to say? I don’t get angry with The Wind for blowing, and… it carries many voices with it as it goes.
This presence of which I speak is a singular thing. It contains the waters of The Spirit freely given for… all… to… partake. If some will not partake, it does not lessen what comes to me. Some wring their hands and wail outside The Door for lifetime after lifetime. They are not going in there, and… they don’t want you to either. They cannot stop you. You can only stop yourself by becoming part of their arguments.
This Presence controls EVERYTHING ALL THE TIME. It is not concerned with Appearances. It is not affected by intimidation… censure… or exile. This Presence is what you are seeking in everything else. It is the object of everything you do, whether you know it or not. It is what you are looking for. It is The Thing that is Missing. It is victory over death… disease… suffering and… any and all of the ills that are or… have… ever… been.
They cannot destroy it. They cannot close it off. They cannot tarnish or alter it but… they can conceal it in the confusion of the mind and that is why they have separated the mind in the communities of flesh. Faith… Certitude… and Determination are absolutely required in order to step away from The Maddening Crowd, which… perforce… you could be in the midst of and yet invisible to every malefic eye.
ALL the tools you need are present in The Presence. It is Surrender that opens The Door. It is Humility that leads you to the right door. It is Love that grants passage into The Luminous Lands.
If you wish to go to The Blessed Spheres, you cannot concern yourself with the entertainments and confusions of The World. You might have to be in The World, BUT you… do… not… have… to… be… of… it. It’s up to you what you dispense in the exercise of your affairs. This is what you will get in return. True Wisdom says you should not be concerned with your return. I concur with that. Nonetheless, it is a certainty to come back upon you.
EVERYTHING you see all around you… and at a distance through electronic agency… is people investing in their future. Whether they are caressing or clouting others… and the precise manner of their delivery, are all features of what will return on them, and HOW it will return on them. Everything you do will come back on you. The Personality doesn’t get this. The Individuality knows all about it. You can let the one or the other handle your life. That’s up to you.
What happened in Italy is VERY significant, and a sign of what is coming around The World. Tea kettles are being upset all… over… the… place. Hardship like many have not previously seen is in The Event Horizon. Conversely… there are other destinies outworking as well. Some simply cannot hear, and they are the ones who must feel.
The Hand of God is freely extended to Humanity. The connection is made within. Oh boy! You are about to see some things, oh… yes… indeed.
End Transmission…….
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For someone like LV who’s trademark phrase appears to be “I DON’T KNOW”…
never tiring of REPETITIVELY telling us what he “DOESN’T KNOW” sure seems to be a strange way of going about things… 🙂
Agreed. I think I must have read a complete library till I realised I had to look for the oldest texts available(made to me) Even then.. haha.. anyway, glad to be here now.
Visible said:
“Why not make your world beautiful and carry it with you wherever you go?”
This post is replete with concrete guidance on how any of us can move in that direction…
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Heaven is basically Earth on steroids. Uber sense enjoyment lasting for thousands and millions of years (depending on karma accrued) but temporary nonetheless. All the planets (lokas) of even the heavens exist within the material creation, apart from the spiritual creation. (Vaikuntha)
The material world; earth, heaven, hell is real but temporary and comprises 1/4 of the total creation. Lord Krishna tells us so.
at Peter Petherington
Not sure why you continue to read LV then? Maybe you like to harp like a harpie? Makes you a big boy?
I remember all the insidiousness of
evil human brains , they have to be
torched that their brainwater vapors !
that jesus (or Krishna) gets a smell of it !
“Les Visible” (who knows what his real name is, probably something like Levi Bernstein) who isn’t a born again Christian and therefore hasn’t the first clue about spiritual reality, keeps running his mouth year after year about spiritual things, always saying the same old shit. I mean he’s been doing this for years. Will he never get tired of it?
Maybe the reason he keeps doing it is because is gets him a paycheck from somewhere. Otherwise, why would he keep doing it? Maybe in order to punish himself with intense and perpetual boredom .
Good stuff Les. Here is a good movie in case you haven’t seen it yet:
https://www1.freemoviesfull.com/watch-movie/watch-kung-fu-hustle-18139.5300203
Power and Glory to the
Brotherhood of Light, the Eternal Kings.
Sweet Blessings to the Divine Lord of Spirits!
LOL!
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Jim Yost: Why you gotta rag on Les? He ALWAYS tells it like IT IS. If you can’t see what he’s talking about, then you need to do some more searching WITHIN.
Maybe you should start LISTENING to what he is actually saying?
Hollywood started using “Cro-Magnon” to describe primitive people, because he is the White Man and was more advanced than we are today, and they had accepted the link between Jews and Neanderthal, whose name we used to use for primitive men. Cro-Magnon removed Neanderthal from Europe after a 300 000 year period of his dominance but now he has a champion, also primitive
The Bible has always been and still remains to this day the main book of humankind; its storylines, conflicts, and heroes are the source of inspiration for the greatest philosophers, fiction writers, playwrights, musicians, and artists, even if they renounced both God and his book. The Bible is part of our lives, the foundation of our outlook, and the cornerstone of civilization. Like communists, those who hated it were the hostages of the biblical prophesies, quest for perfection, harmony, and universal unification. Biblical heroes became the characters of dramas, which provided the basis for world literature. The idea of ruthless antagonism of not just passions, like in the ancient Greek tragedy, but universal good and evil, submission to a great servitude, self-sacrifice and righteousness, intended purpose and freedom of choice—all this originates from the main book of humankind. Michelangelo and Shakespeare rose to the heights of the Bible, measuring themselves on biblical heroes, and earned themselves eternal glory this way.
But what does the Bible represent in itself, from beginning to end, if not a splendid permanent provocation? And the main provocateur is the Creator himself.
He, the Creator, placed Adam and Eve into the Garden of Eden. They were like children who didn’t know evil, and they remained blissfully ignorant. However, their bliss was tainted by a strange ban: they were not to taste the fruits of the tree of knowledge. Disobedience is fraught with a terrible penance. All parents know that, when they strictly prohibit their children from taking some action, they thus provoke the children to commit the forbidden, as there is nothing more desirable than the forbidden fruit. But the Creator did not limit himself to this: he placed into the Garden of Eden with its wonderful and touching creatures a dangerous and sly thing—the snake of temptation. From then on, Adam and Eve had no chance. The forbidden fruit was alluring in itself, but the demon, whose spells these naïve creatures were unable to resist, was tempting them in every possible way. And when they, in their simplicity, succumbed to temptation, they attracted all possible punishments from the Creator who did not forgive his children for the wrong step he had plotted. In other words, parents ban their children from touching a much-desired candy and then have some characters wave the very candy under their very noses. And then they descend onto the children in a fury when they are unable to resist temptation. All normal parents would call these actions convoluted sadism.
But this is just the beginning. The sons of Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel, made sacrifices for the Creator. Abel, a cattle breeder, sacrificed the bullocks of his herd, and Cain, a farmer, sacrificed the fruits of his first harvest. Once again, let’s try this situation in ordinary human life. Two brothers who love their father in equal measures give him presents, putting into these gifts their devotion and soul. A normal father, no doubt, would accept the gifts of both sons favourably, praising them for their zeal. Our ‘father’ followed a different path. He accepted the gift of one of his sons and rejected the gift of the other. Is there a better way to arouse mad jealousy and bitter resentment in a child than by acting in a similar way? All parents would give a straight answer to this question. They know that, by pushing away one child, they would deeply hurt that child’s feelings, and the consequences could become fatal. But the ‘heavenly father’ was deaf to the voice of heart and mind. He unjustifiably rejected the gift of the hapless Cain, causing him pain and desperation and thus pushing him to fratricide.
The same provocative story in different variations is reproduced in the numerous consequent Biblical plots. Ham, one of the three sons of Noah, was subjected to an appalling provocation against his will. He accidentally saw his father ‘naked in his tent’ and told Shem and Japheth what he had seen. This caused fury in Noah and Ham’s brothers. Ham, the victim of a dreadful coincidence, was cursed, as were his descendants in the person of Canaan and his children. In the Biblical interpretation, Ham was the progenitor of the African nations doomed to the lot of pariahs from then on. ‘Cursed be Canaan; a servant of servants shall he be to his brothers.’ He also said, ‘May God enlarge Japheth, and let him dwell in the tents of Shem, and let Canaan be his servant’ (Genesis 9:25–27). In the modern-day Europe, as well as in Islam nations nowadays, Ham’s ‘sin’ is viewed as the justification of the acts of atrocity towards black people, including slave trading.
The plot of the building of the Towel of Babel is a story of intentional subdivision of children into the ‘languages’, tribes, and peoples. Deprived of the possibility to understand each other, people were doomed to unavoidable quarrels, wars, and conflicts. From then on blood and suffering became the fate of humankind, who became disjointed and steeped in prejudice. Would a loving father govern his numerous children under the principle ‘divide and rule’? And who is he in this case—a loving father or a cunning despot?
We are all ‘the children of Abraham’. But with some of his children our progenitor was not very merciful, and the story of Hagar and her son Ishmael is the evidence of this. Hagar, the servant of childless Sarah, Abraham’s wife, gave Abraham a son, and when Sarah miraculously became pregnant, the poor servant and her child were banished from the house to the desert. The result is known. Ishmael, as we know, became the progenitor of Arabs: ‘He shall be a wild donkey of a man, his hand against everyone and everyone’s hand against him, and he shall dwell over against all his kinsmen’ (Genesis 16:12). Today we watch as this story externalizes itself. It is not surprising with such a history.
As we know, Abraham’s descendants were also doomed to suffering, and also through the will of their Creator. Two sons of the ancestor Isaac—brave hunter Esau and timid Jacob—lay an equal claim to their father’s blessing. Esau was the elder brother and deserved the blessing based on his personal traits. Moreover, he was the favourite son of Isaac. However, the trick of Jacob, who made his hungry brother swap his right of precedence for lentil stew, aided by his mother, Rebekah, Isaac’s wife, led to the blind Isaac mistakenly giving his blessing to Jacob, who was considered to be the progenitor of the Jewish nation. Esau, who was associated with Rome and the Christian church, was unjustly wronged and deprived of his share. He took revenge on his brother, and this revenge was brutal. Jacob turned into the founding father of the ‘chosen people’ and, at the same time, became a wanderer, persecuted and scared of his own shadow. This was an ingenious provocation—to drive a wedge between brothers because of their father’s blessing with the purpose of turning the younger brother into an eternal outlaw and the elder one into a ruthless, evil-minded persecutor.
Time and time again we coming across the situation of the Father provoking discord and jealousy between his children. ‘Now Israel loved Joseph more than any other of his sons, because he was the son of his old age. And he made him a robe of many colors. But when his brothers saw that their father loved him more than all his brothers, they hated him and could not speak peacefully to him’ (Genesis 37:3–4). This hurt leads to a blind hatred. A favourite child becomes the object of jealousy and fury of unloved children. Brothers threw Joseph into a pit and then ‘sold him to the Ishmaelites for twenty shekels of silver’ (Genesis 37:28). Joseph ended up with the Egyptians and became an advisor of the pharaoh. This is how the intrigue was woven that devolved into a new round of drama and a new provocation, the culmination of which becomes the Exodus.
The Exodus from Egypt story is a blatant and absolute provocation of the Maker. The Creator did not just free his people from Egyptian slavery. He deliberately ‘hardened the heart of Pharaoh’ in order to demonstrate his strength, ‘multiply my signs and wonders in the land of Egypt’ (Exodus 7:3). Visiting Egyptians with all kinds of woes, the Creator plunged the Egyptian kingdom into a catastrophe. Jews left Egypt, but Egyptians lost their firstborns, their fields and cities were devastated, and the country was plunged into darkness. This was the triumph of the higher power at the expense of the pitiful creatures it gave rise to.
He, a loving and caring Father, hardened the hearts of the high priests of the Sanhedrin and the crowds, foredooming his ‘Son’ to death. He, the all-powerful and virtuous Father, knew that the execution of the ‘son of God’ would turn into woes and suffering of His people in the centuries to come, but He was inexorable. As such was his intention, his plan, which had no room for compassion, but only a cruel and cold calculation, was to give a new impulse to the human tragedy, not allowing his creation to hold still and not encouraging its development.
Thus, through suffering, anger, hurt, and pain occurs a constant progression, a continuous development that does not and cannot have a happy ending as there is only a relentless fight with short intervals between the ordeals sent from above.
But there is yet another sinister factor—the Creator does not only spur His creation into action, He also tests it to the limit, as if checking, like a researcher in a lab, for a boundary of the unthinkable for His creations. At any rate, three significant Biblical stories are proof of this theory.
Abraham loved his son from Sarah—little Isaac—with all his heart. Here the Maker arranged a grand provocation. He asked of the patriarch to sacrifice his beloved son. This was a terrible alternative. Abraham had to choose: renounce the demand of God with whom he had made a covenant, or kill his heir. The old man chose the second option and was ready for the sacrifice. At the last moment, the Maker saved Isaac and Abraham himself from the unthinkable mission, demanding instead the sacrifice a sheep that was tangled in the tree branches. This was a cult plot from the Bible which became an essential part of, not just Judaism, but also Christian culture. But how conceited must be the all-powerful Father in His ambition to master human will be if he presents his righteous servant with such a dreadful dilemma!
The second, no-less-appealing plot is about Rachel’s ordeals. In Mesopotamia, saving himself from the wrath of enraged brother, Jacob met Rachel, Laban’s daughter, and fell in love with her. But the ending of this plot is far from happy. First, Laban puts into his bed Rachel’s elder sister, Leah, whom he had disguised as Rachel, and then the Creator himself subjected his children to agonizing trials: ‘When the Lord saw that Leah was hated, he opened her womb, but Rachel was barren’ (Genesis 29:31). From Isaac, Leah, who was suffering from her husband’s indifference, gave birth to practically all the progenitors of the Jewish tribes, and Rachel at this time experienced the agony of despair: ‘She pleaded with Jacob, ‘Give me children, or I’ll die!’’ (Genesis 30:1). In desperation, she takes the last step: ‘So she gave him her servant Bilhah as a wife, and Jacob went in to her’ (Genesis 30:1–4). The Creator’s daughters suffered beyond measure, each one in her own way, but He, so it seems, only revelled in their pain.
And Job’s story crowns it all. Job, as we know, was ‘blameless and upright, one who feared God and turned away from evil’ (Job 1:1). He did not give the Creator any reason to doubt his deep and sincere faith. And then the ‘heavenly Father’ made a deal with the devil—Job had to pass the test. He was deprived of everything: riches, faithful servants, beloved children. Friends withdrew from him, he was struck with leprosy, his body turned into one big abscess. He spent his days in stench and manure. Job bore fiendish ordeals, and, finally, he was forgiven and rewarded. But there had been a deal with the devil aimed against the beloved son. What could characterize the world of the Demiurge (or Creator), this calculating and even mocking experimenter, any clearer?
Humankind was created in true likeness of the Maker. People even behave in His image and likeness. He was full of thirst for power. He fit the surrounding world to suit himself. He tested others and asserted himself at their expense. His goals were dubious. Even if they were virtuous, this virtue would inevitably be followed by evil. And this paradigm—good which gives rise to evil—persecutes humankind eternally and universally, from the micro-level of family dramas to the macro-level of the ideas’ history.
English philosopher Bernard Mandeville wrote:
‘They that examine into the Nature of Man, abstract from Art and Education, may observe, that what renders him a Sociable Animal, consists not in his desire of Company, Good-nature, Pity, Affability, and other Graces of a fair Outside; but that his vilest and most hateful Qualities are the most necessary Accomplishments to fit him for the largest, and, according to the World, the happiest and most flourishing Societies.’
Provocation as an engine of human progress? Isn’t this the actual plan of the Demiurge?
By Alexander Maistrovoy