Category: Buddhism

Liber Resh. Some notes on practices. Also, on Māyā or Illusion.

June 5, 2019November 8, 2019 ~ Frater 273 ~ 5 Comments

The essence of Liber Resh is not in a single execution, like it may be in Samekh, but in constant, daily repetition, even when you are not aware of progress, to remind you what awaits you at the end of the Path. It reminds you of golden Tiphareth, gently and continuously.

On Yoga and Oneness

March 5, 2019September 18, 2019 ~ Frater 273 ~ Leave a comment

Becoming One with the Other Being a totally awkward thing. You are by yourself One, why would you be the same One with someone else?

On Yoga, and Buddhism, and Enlightenment, and the Knowledge and Conversation of the Holy Guardian Angel

January 3, 2019September 5, 2019 ~ Frater 273 ~ 1 Comment

This is the paradox of Yoga. You cannot practice Yoga. You cannot practice Achievement – it would mean that you have already achieved it. What moves you away from the Yoga is your practice of Yoga, as exercise is the essence of every failure.