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What Fires Your Soul with Passion and Inspiration?

22 May 2010 By Leave a Comment
A fired-up soul, to be sure.

Well over a year ago, I started a post with an old original-to-Sheta survey and my responses. It’s still unfinished in the drafts folder, but I was just looking at it for the first time since and found this question. My answer pleased me, so I’m giving it up here. It serves as a really Continue reading →

Filed Under: Meridjet, Ordeal work, Processing, The Great Work (evolution)

In the Spirit of Friendship

24 February 2010 By Leave a Comment

I get email forwards all the time. Most of us do. Today I got one that was a little more inspiring than the average fare, and I thought I would share some of it, with a little commentary. I hope you will find it equally inspiring. People come into your life for a reason, a Continue reading →

Filed Under: Empathic link, Memes, Ordeal work, Paradigms, The Great Work (evolution), Trust, faith, doubt

Crossing the Abyss – A Repost

2 January 2010 By 10 Comments

I originally posted this about a year ago. I just made a permanent page for it (link in the sidebar of this blog), and I’m reposting it here because I don’t know if the RSS feed picks up pages. The first time I posted it, it received zero comments, which was disappointing. Thank god I Continue reading →

Filed Under: Abyss, Channeled content, Meridjet, Metaphysics, Ordeal work, Spirits - general info, The Great Work (evolution), Thelema

Belief and Metaphor

25 December 2009 By Leave a Comment

This is my second column in Rending the Veil, from January 2007. The first step to expanding your reality is to discard the tendency to exclude things from possibility. — Meridjet Paradigm Shifting and Reality Tunnels “‘Paradigm shift[ing]‘ has found uses. . . representing the notion of a major change in a certain thought-pattern — Continue reading →

Filed Under: Aleister Crowley, Meridjet, Metaphysics, Otherkin, Paradigms, Rending the Veil, Spirituality and Religion, The Great Work (evolution), Thelema

Meridjet Motives in a New Light

12 February 2009 By Leave a Comment

I was reading Wikipedia a bit ago, about schema therapy. There was a link at the bottom to their page on Cognitive Dissonance, in which I found this gem: Most of the research on cognitive dissonance takes the form of “induced compliance without sufficient justification.” In these studies, participants are asked to write an essay Continue reading →

Filed Under: Kink, Meridjet, Moral ambiguity, Ordeal work, Processing, The Great Work (evolution), Trust, faith, doubt, Validation

Personal Growth Discussion

29 May 2008 By Leave a Comment

I was having a chat with a long-lost, rediscovered friend today that resulted in some stuff I wanted to save. Skim if you like, but I recommend reading. We were discussing qabala, and I found some quotes… Sheta: “The word nephesh (soul) designates the lower self in the time of sleep, whilst the term ‘ruach’ Continue reading →

Filed Under: Banishing, Bliss, Dark night of the soul, HGA, Meridjet, Negs, Ordeal work, Qabalah, The Great Work (evolution)