From the profane keep the truth out of sight,
Be like the owl that sees only by night
North in darkness’ domain, at the corner of fright
On the hyperborean terrain, in Thule shines the sun at midnight
As the sun follows from west to east the clock strikes twelve on the equinox
Christ is born under the sign of the beast and the mallet falls on Hiram's locks
As Ra turns to Auf. Mitra’s realm becomes Varuna’s
Soma and Sin in the kingdom of Toth and the Zurvanic heresy’s fulfilled where all’s Luna’s
As the earth is in black mourning,
Jerusalem’s dark maid is red and gold adorning
Where Pluto is king,
the third line of the triangle, the son of putrefaction does bring
Closest to the creator is AUIR KADMON, a void of blackness
Without it, to the light of the all knowing one, man could have no access
In the depths of this darkness, from the very shadow of man is born a ray
That illuminates a book of splendors where the 28th path shows the way
To unlock a structure of masonry
Where the pope holds the key
Which when turned 280 reveals the Sol Niger, knight of the sun
It contains chaos disentangled, primal matter, Stibium
It is the fifth infinitude, sulfur, fire, and mars,
The master in the east, wardens under the west and south stars
Seventy two left powers to severity and fear
One must wonder, who sits in the northern bier?
Here, the beginning of the night can be seen in the checkered floor's black and white
In the reflection of the sun's light what is wrong becomes right
The basin of purification
Desolation, and Creation
Hermanubis, baphomet, pelican, phoenix, dove and raven
The names of Azoth, and Elohim Gibor graven
IH-UH, HU-HI
IAQ, first, last, unity
The tree of knowledge, good and evil
Malakh, Gepasaith, a great black eagle
The Blazing star, Od, the astral light
Gold and silver, a winged dragon in flight
The number of the Manes that slumber is two
It is under a balance that this is true
The commandment is, honor your father and your mother
Look in a mirror, in Etidorhpa I'm your sister and your brother
It is in Gevurah where God is divided
The meridian of ignorance, instinct abided
The ageless one's left shoulder, God's left hand
It is by the name of Samael that I stand
The goat's head, life to the dead
Corn scattered, salt and bread
Judgment out of ignorance, justice out of animal energy
Cybele, Ceres, Rhea, Cabiri,
Cheridwen, Isis, Selene, Naiobe
I am all that has been, that is, or shall be
no mortal hath ever unveiled me
METATRON SANDELPHON
Boaz two Jachin one
The black stone, Elagabalus
Under the figure of Hermes’ Caduceus
Gabriel, fire, an ox head
The winged and bearded man-woman crowned with flames on a cube for a bed
God's mother, sister and wife
The inconsumable oil, author, and balsam of life
I am the birth, grave and resurrection,
truth crucified between two thieves of contradiction
Between the pillars I saw,
the rays of the sun become the lion's paw
Geometry, God, Generation,
the three G’s form the triangle of veneration
death and life, female and male,
peace and strife, a serpent devouring its tail
Dark and light, moon and sun,
wrong and right, two yet one
Unity in multiplicity, order in confusion
Simplicity out of complexity, stability out of transition
Inferior reflected, terminus light descending,
Superior directed, terminus light ascending
Even the waves obey my beckoning
Those that don't recognize me face their day of reckoning
At the return of the dog look to Mars
Where Isis and Osiris join in the stars
I am the link between the Gods and man
Both male and female Io Pan
The whole of the law is do what thou wilt
Yet in this you will find no guilt
I am that I am is God's name
Take notice, yours is the same
- Author: sorenbarrett ( Offline)
- Published: March 18th, 2022 06:31
- Category: Unclassified
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Comments1
Wow this was a journey. I love all these mythological and biblical allusion. It was so intense and intriguing and the final lines were a statement. "I am that I am" 💖
Thank you for taking your time to review this piece and make comment. I am not a mason but it is based on masonic beliefs. Thank you again
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