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Gede
May 9th, 2005, 06:24 AM
MM~
A couple of months ago I went through quite an intense experience. I developed a startling level of telekinetic energy, I received several messages (both orally and by way of vision) and for a couple of weeks it seemed that I could access a great reservoir of power.

It started with a disembodied presence - currents of air that I sensed would come (from all angles) and they did whenever I pre-empted it. That night I had a dream in which I was sitting a room with several other people and they were reading a book of Gods and Goddesses. I was lying down and my foot was touching the wall, a shadow (not mine, or perhaps it was) extended from it and the people reading from the book stated that she was the Goddess of such and such. Then I looked down at my foot and there was a wing growing out of it, and the same current of air blew across it as it started to flap. A week or so later wherever I went things fell. A payphone sitting securely in a phonebox flung off its handle, a box dropped from the top of a closet, the lid from my moisturiser flung off, a cap from a coke bottle in the middle of a shopping centre went into a fit, a chair at school was thrown off the table. All of which happened when I was not expecting it to, or when I was feeling depressed and deflated (the chair flung off the table during a "disappointed-in-you" speech my teacher was giving me.

This all climaxed the night one of my closest Pagan friends came up to see me. We cast Circle and I asked to understand what was happening to me. During the Circle I let my consciousness drift and suddenly visions of white light were pouring through and a primordial and somewhat elegant energy. Then a voice spoke through me saying something of a celestial race, a legacy, fate. And then I began to chant in another language, I don't remember much, except that I repeated what sounded like "Eh-hay-yeah" which I later found out is Eheieh - a Judaic term relating to the Eternal Lord. During this time I was rocking back and forward and singing and I thrust my hands in flame (didn't scorch at all).

After this...I received a distinct image in my mind of a particular symbol which translated as meaning the awakening of consciousness - receiving the ultimate nature of the Divine. And then a certain character (who I've encountered before in meditations/trance-work) seemed to want my help and he came to me while I was on a bus. And then everything just seemed to reach an anti-climax, and nothing much has happened since. Can anyone make any sense of it all?...Angels...that has a sense of meaning to me~

Namaste, Gede...

magickman12
May 11th, 2005, 11:57 PM
It sounds like something above is directing you to the qabala. This is a form of Jewish mysticism in which you deal directly with angels and godforms such as Eheieh and Adonai. The name Eheieh translates into "I am" or "I will be". The angel associated with this godform is Metatron, the most powerful archangel. Both relate to the highest sphere of the Tree of Life, which is the diagram that the qabala is based upon. This highest sphere is your highest self, your spirit. Perhaps your higher consciousness is trying to communicate to your normal consciousness.
The White Light you experienced is the Ain Soph Aur, the Limitless Light taught to be the source of everything in the cabala. Having that come into you is one of the experiences offered by the qabala and when it does, there is no other feeling like it. it heals. It strengthens. It transforms.
I highly recommend giving the qabala a look. It gives you this personal strength of spirit that I found lacking in other mystical pursuits. Don't be put of by the supposed patriarchal approach taken by this study-that turns off a lot of Wiccans and such--but a deeper study of this knowledge shows that this is not the case at all. Modern Magick by Kraig, Simplified Magic by Ted Andrews or anything by Dion Fortune is a good place to start looking into this.
MM12

Gede
May 13th, 2005, 04:10 AM
MM Magickman~
Thank you for that...I have actually been looking at the Kabbalah for some time now...and have a read several books on it, and my principles do indeed resonate with the precepts adn the system as a whole. I was wondering whether The Witches' Qabala by Ellen Cannon Reed was a good read?

Namaste, Gede...

Seren_
May 13th, 2005, 11:43 AM
MM Magickman~
Thank you for that...I have actually been looking at the Kabbalah for some time now...and have a read several books on it, and my principles do indeed resonate with the precepts adn the system as a whole. I was wondering whether The Witches' Qabala by Ellen Cannon Reed was a good read?

Namaste, Gede...

I'm not so sure it would be as good for the practical side of things as the more ceremonially based books, though I have to admit I haven't read it, just flicked through it.

Donald Michael Kraig is a good starting point for the practical side of things. He writes to a fairly wide audience, so doesn't exclude those coming from a Wiccan or just non-ceremonial perspective. You can easily adapt to your own tastes.

Luminessence
May 13th, 2005, 02:25 PM
Lords of Light by W.E. Butler is a good book as well... His stuff is a lot more readable, than, say, Dion Fortune (I have a really hard time wading through her writing).