Lecture 15 — Conversations About Gnosis, Part 3
The Elimination of Satan's Tail
by
Samael Aun Weor
Meditation and Liberation from Suffering
The beginning of suffering is symbolized in
the Bible by the story of Adam and Eve,
who represent all the men and women of
ancient times, and who lived in “Eden,” a
Hebrew word that literally means “bliss,
ecstasy.”
Tempted by the “serpent,” they ate the
forbidden fruit of the Tree of Knowledge,
and were cast out of Eden. The serpent
was also cursed and fell into disgrace,
thus forming the “tail of Satan,” a symbol
of degeneration, and the opposite of that
famous healing serpent of Moses, also
called “kundalini.” Since that time,
humanity has been suffering in the
wilderness, longing to find a way back to
the happiness we once knew… more
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When Robert brought Monica to the hotel,
they were delighted to see each other after
being apart for so many years. In the
morning Monica was not beside him in the
bed. She was gone. None of the hotel
workers remembered seeing Monica or
anyone else with him when he checked into
the hotel the night before. Where had
Monica gone? Robert did some
investigative work and discovered that his
old friend Monica had lived there years ago,
but she was dead. Tears rolled down his
cheek as he read her name on the
tombstone. Robert had been sleeping with
a ghost.
In this podcast Mr. E. Jim G. Ross and
Richard Roocroft talk about ghosts and
other unusual subjects. According to
Samael Aun Weor, the founder of Gnostic
Anthropology, ghosts are a crystallization of
our own personality vehicle. The personality
“body” takes many years to dissolve after
our physical body dies. This energy vortex
can condense into a real entity that we can
see with our own eyes. Every ghost
behaves just like the person did when he or
she was alive.
Some of the other topics discussed in this
podcast are:
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Black magic,
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White magic,
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Hypnosis,
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Zombies,
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Voodoo,
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The purpose of life,
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Radionics, or distant healing,
•
The subconscious and the
unconscious mind,
•
Reverse speech analysis, or “talking
egos,”
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The dangers of Rebirthing,
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Suicide,
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The mystery of the cross, and
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Walter Russell's mission.
When you look into the mirror you see your
face. But what if we could give you a mirror
that showed you, “the real you?” What
would you see? The answer to this question
is something that is the most scary thing you
will ever see – your ego. There is a way to
see this monster within. Are you brave
enough?
Richard Roocroft
July 2011