Symbols – Page 3 – Where is Zhenren?

The Double-Edged Sword of Judgement

Fifth Sephirah – Geburah – Might, Severity, Justice: ‘You shall not kill.’

The virtue of this Sephirah is: און AUN that is pronounced “ON” and signifies: Strength, Valour, Virility.

This Sephirah is represented by the powerful warrior who, riding a white horse, defends the humble and virtuous and hurt the arrogant and impure with the double-edge-sword-like tongue that protrudes from his mouth (Upright Judgment).

The divine energy of this Sephirah is inverted by the demons of Klipoth, “Hell”; demons use their might for destruction, despotism, terrorism, cruelty, tyranny, etc through the vice of fear (“Stupid Judgment”).

Lucifer

Yesod is then the ninth sphere, or ninth Sephirah and represents the sexual organs, and Tiphereth is the sixth Sephirah and represents the heart. The addition of these two spheres makes 15 (6 + 9 = 15). This is the Kabbalistic interpretation resulting in the Devil, Temptation, Arcanum 15 of the Tarot.

6 + 9 = 15

Tiphereth and Yesod = Tiphon- Baphomet

Who is the Devil?

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Revelation 2: 10-11

Many human beings of the Third Root Race (Lemuria) when they were divided into opposite sexes, fell into animal generation, they started to generate, to multiply themselves like beasts. This is what the eating of the fruit signifies. Behind that mistake committed by the souls of Eden is Lucifer.

Lucifer appears in the Tree of Knowledge (Daath) and says to the woman – “Ye shall not surely die, for God knows that when you eat ye shall be as God, knowing good and evil.” When the soul falls into fornication she goes into Klipoth, knowing evil and dies in the abyss.

Fear none of those things which thou shalt suffer: behold, the devil shall cast some of you into prison, that ye may be tried; and ye shall have tribulation (Karma) ten days (in the wheel of reincarnations): be thou faithful (with Chastity) unto death (of your lust), and I will give thee a crown of life.

He that hath an ear (chakra Vishuddha) let him hear what the (Holy) Spirit saith unto the churches (chakras of the spinal medulla); He that overcometh (lust) shall not be hurt of the second death.

Job 1: 6-12

6 + 9 = 15, the Tempter. Lucifer tempts so that we can see our defects and bestial vices. Without temptation we cannot see them. The goal is to triumph over temptation. Temptation is fire, triumph over temptation is light.

Remember that the maker of light is the Holy Spirit. So when we work with sexuality, the Tempter is always there, and we must remember that the Tempter always obeys commands of God.

When we read the Book of Job, we see how God commands the Tempter to tempt Job.

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