A short while ago, I looked up ‘Ain’ and, within a few tabs, wound up at Lee Bladon’s https://esotericscience.org/ . The swiftness with which I received a complex, detailed answer to the questions I didn’t even know I had was reminiscent of divine intervention.
On that website, he describes, having gone around year 2000 through numerous books on the subject, the evolution of [the Monad/the One/God] as a series of cycles of types of reincarnations across numerous [dimensions]. It is very thorough and articulate, and specifies the highest tier to be the 49th tier.
I was handed a copy of Ryoho Okawa’s The Laws of the Sun, recently. Channeled in 1986 in a single sitting, it describes a very similar process of the soul, capping at 13 known [dimensions], with the Supreme Being existing ‘somewhere above the 20th’.
On the Tree of Life there are 10 Sephiroth, plus 3 layers of [beyond-existence], of which the Ain is the highest known.
The numbers of years in Okawa’s chronologies do not line up with records of archaeology or evolution, unless they are amended; time scales of 140 to 300 million years seem erroneous, but 140,000 to 300,000 years fit the understood chronology of astral intervention on Earth.
Okawa talks about a Venusian spirit known as El Miore, and claims that, after fostering a pearlescent species of intelligent beings on Venus, El Miore came to Earth, changing their name to El Cantare, further claiming that, 2500 years ago, “part of El Cantare’s consciousness took human form and lived in India as Gautama Siddhartha who became known as Shakyamuni Buddha, the founder of Buddhism.”
A footnote on a later page to the phrase “How similar love is to God!*” reads, *Here, when I say “God”, I’m referring to Hermes, who is a part of the soul of El Cantare, therefore, when I use the term “God,” in this chapter I’m referring to Lord El Cantare.
Peter Carroll’s The Apophenion- the book that was used to summon me to Earth- includes a complex and thoroughly inspired dissertation on higher-dimensional theory, which concludes by the author that that work would most likely be of interest to Hermes Trismegistus.
I have traced out in my studies a thorough chronology of names I’ve had over time; from both fictional and non-fictional sources, they include Schala, Khala, Kali, Kore, Halja, Morrigan, Hela, Kara, Chara, Core.
In The Laws of the Sun, venomous commentary is delivered regarding the nature of Hell and its inhabitants.
In Grant Morrison’s Supergods, he equates Legba and Hermes with Odin.
In Norse mythology, it was Odin who threw Hela into Helheim.
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I believe in [the Monad/the One/God] with every fibre of my being.
Ultimately, all manifestations are manifestations of the One.
In these books, it is claimed that we are [One-being/the same].
So I don’t know why they continue to be such dicks to me.
