The SECRET God of Nietzsche & Carl Jung? | Gnosticism & Philosophy
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In this video I talk about the Gnostic God: ABRAXAS in relation to Carl Jung's written piece: 'The Seven Sermons to the Dead' to see how it relates to Friedrich Nietzsche's concepts of the Ubermensch, the death of God & the Dionysian affirmation of life.
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Ain’t nobody greater than lord Jesus Christ
do you know any of his other names?
So what will you do when you realize “Jesus Christ” is a copy paste of a bunch of other Gods who came long before him 😂
"Muh Jeebuss, muh Murrkuh, muh Izrel, muh Aburhamism, muh Nuclear War. Haw lay loo yuh, ahyuck." ----- Le Murrkvnt
Uhg, dude. Get off it. No no asked you.
Not even god?
Poem to the Unknown God
"Once more, before I move on
and set my sights ahead,
in loneliness I lift my hands up to you,
you to whom I flee,
to whom I, in the deepmost depth of my heart,
solemnly consecrated altars
so that ever
your voice may summon me again.
Deeply graved into those altars
glows the phrase: To The Unknown God.
I am his, although I have, until now,
also lingered amid the unholy mob;
I am his-and I feel the snares
that pull me down in the struggle and,
if I would flee,
compel me yet into his service.
I want to know you, Unknown One,
Who reaches deep into my soul,
Who roams through my life like a storm-
You Unfathomable One, akin to me!
I want to know you, even serve you."
- Friedrich Nietzsche, 1864
Yeah, that was before he became an atheist. That was when he was a TEENAGER! That was before he declared god to be “dead (non-existent).”
All this god talk is pure bs. It’s just coping from stress but to the extreme that it borderlines delusions.
That is weird.
"There is a middle state along the way, a pale, subtle light and a sunny happiness are his, a feeling of birdlike freedom, birdlike vision, birdlike exuberance, some third thing in which curiosity and a gentle contempt are united. One lives without being any longer in the fetters of love and hate, without Yes, without No... One becomes the opposite of those who concern themselves with things that have nothing to do with them." - Friedrich Nietzsche, 'Human, All Too Human', Preface, 4
The Golden Mean.
The Golden Middle Way.
@@showcasecollectiblesebayvi5437 "The sage embraces all things. Ordinary men discriminate among them and parade their discrimination before others. The sage harmonizes with both right and wrong and rests in Heaven the Equalizer. When affirmation and negation came into being, Tao faded. After Tao faded, then came one-sided attachments. So I say, those who discriminate fail to see." - Zhuangzi, Taoist mystic, 350 BC
@@showcasecollectiblesebayvi5437 Jacob's Ladder - The Stairway to Heaven.
Thank you for this 💖
Ok, your previous videos on Jung were very interesting but now you are reaching a new level. Being able to see the similarities between religious and philosophical traditions, as well as other stuff you are doing, requieres not just being clever but also not limiting yourself to a particular perspective or system in order to keep learning. That, in my opinion, is how a true philosopher should approach problems.
This is too intellectual! Beyond Good & Evil is Advaita - Non-dual philosophy of Hinduism...
Spirituality is beyond intellectual & dry philosophical naval gazing.
He is losing me.....
@Stratos I When Nietzsche wrote "God is dead" he didnt mean it in a literal sense.
@@Crowniecrown that guy you replied to is so lost
Actual philosophers may ponder about the archetypal god Neitzsche himself created. You know the one he wrote a whole book about?
One does not become enlightened by imagining figures of light, but by making the darkness conscious. The latter procedure, however, is disagreeable and therefore not popular.”
― C.G. Jung
The figures of light ie archetypes of the One Mind tend to bring out and make seeable the dark inversions of the archetypes. Just have to not suppress
Understanding Abraxas: 6 years ago over three days, I had an unusual experience. On the first day of meditation, a large snake asked me if it could swallow me. I said sure and it swallowed me. On the next day of meditation, I became a rooster, my fingers became claws, and it was a bewildering experience. On the third day of meditation, I found myself to be truly happy without having a cause for the happiness. I could not explain, nor understand any of this. It was only 5 years later when I read some Gnostic literature that I came upon Abraxas! I could go on, but I hope that you get the point. The snake's power for life is to swallow its prey! For me, it swallowed my consciousness. My two halves became one.
Also the Pleroma, fullness and emptiness, opposites combined, etc. can be visualized that at every point in space and at every moment in time there is a force expanding at the speed of light in all directions that moves everything. This force, to us, can be 4D hypersphere interacting with our 3D existence. The expanding force interacting with itself, interference, causes "matter" to us, and our consciousness. We are in 4D world and what we construe as 3D is just time! A line on a sheet of paper. We think we are observing the entire line at once, but in fact, our brain, pixel by pixel for each point on the line. The brain receives these pixels each one at a slightly different time. Our brain merges them as one time! Hence, our conclusion we live in a rigid, solid 3D world which is 3D time.
I find Jung fascinating, I've found the Pluroma simply means beyond duality. If I leave the body consciously I don't necessarily go into the "bardo" (yet) but Bardo Yoga is taught none the less to those who are preparing to die, presuming they've never experienced anything outside their vessel. I ended up in a tradition called Drukama, my teacher there has done well to keep people aimed directly at the point and not get too sidetracked. It's amazing that God hides in emptiness right in front of us. Check out what Drukama is doing. Be well all!
Thank you for this, I started with sacred geometry, stumbled onto Jung, saw the synchronicities within alchemy, hermeticism, and Gnosticism. I have always been on the age old search for the truth, but that is considered knowledge, related to Sophia, and considered antichristian, from what I have gathered. So I continue to seek peace through knowledge. I awakened early on with an ego death at 16, it quite destoryed my entire world view and left me a shell of a person that I had to refill. At the time it was horribly depressing instead of incredibly freeing. Perspective huh?
Jesus is the Way, the Truth and the Life.
Similar stoty here.
Same shit here man. I wasn’t on shrooms or anything, I just had this like epiphany and it sort of rocked my foundation of who I thought I was. It’s scary, knowing that all possibilities are within us.
@@kiwis.4228 when one becomes aware that there is more than what we perceive that has a hand in our 3d reality, that person is at that point a self initiated initiate. Then comes clairvoyant, then possibly adept...human, solar, cosmic. 7af
@@adambennett658 idk if I’m that far 😂 I’m just heavily analytical lol, and anxious. Maybe I’ll get to clairvoyant part at some point
Absolutely love the comparisons of Jung & Nietzsche. Great stuff
What do you mean by comparison?
If you read through both you‘ll recognize that especially many of Jung‘s popular paragraphs are inspired/ or taken 1:1 by Nietzsches work - particularly from Zarathustra.
@@SpiritusMortuorum Yeah, you're right. I guess a better wording would be Nietzsche & Jung content :)
@@Eternalised I didn’t want to be offensive by any means. It just appears to me, that all the credits Nietzsche deserves, and also all of his aspirational ideas, are being swept under the carpet.
Can you please cover the gnosticismo?
When Nietzsche has a secret god then you know that shit is about to hit the fan.
Goddamn boi
God is dad*
You cannot Define Tao if you define it you defile it the Known Unknown and the Unknown Known it is both everything and nothing together there's no need for Abraxas the gods and Devils. Tao is creation and destruction beginning and end of all things it is the way of nature
@@Mauitaoist whats the difference between construction and destruction ?
@@skippityblippity8656 perception
this was truly something else. i have been cultivating awareness of this unity of opposites for some time now and this feels like.. a very significant thread on that journey. thank you.
As a computer scientist, I figured out that the function of god is "or." Like a logical or gate. Now I know the name of god was figured out long before, with the same concept. It's weird how modern science reflects the concepts of old.
Remarkable and wonderful that someone so young can be on such a search for truth, there is hope for man still.
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Great timing on this release. I’m heading to bed and gotta wake up at 315am tomorrow for work so this is a nice gift to finish the day and get me through tomorrow. Thanks man🙏🏻👍🏻
The Gnostic Abraxas (some refer to as the Demiurge) is also equivalent to the ALL-ONE, Brahman, Shunya, the Kabbalistic Ain, the Toltec Nagual, the Tao, among others.
With the availability of primary sources, such as those in the Nag Hammadi library, the identity of Abrasax remains unclear. The Holy Book of the Great Invisible Spirit, for instance, refers to Abrasax as an Aeon dwelling with Sophia and other Aeons of the Pleroma in the light of the luminary Eleleth. In several texts, the luminary Eleleth is the last of the luminaries (Spiritual Lights) that come forward, and it is the Aeon Sophia, associated with Eleleth, who encounters darkness and becomes involved in the chain of events that leads to the Demiurge's rule of this world, and the salvage effort that ensues. As such, the role of Aeons of Eleleth, including Abraxas, Sophia, and others, pertains to this outer border of the Pleroma that encounters the ignorance of the world of Lack and interacts to rectify the error of ignorance in the world of materiality.
@@kimfreeborn Yes ! - Lets hope more people come to understand the truth and can see the double bluff for what it is
Except the Demiurge (Lion headed deity) is just a fragment of that One
@@VVeltanschauung187 yeah i was confused when he said"the demiurge, abraxas". It is either the demiurge (saklas, samael or yaldabaoth) born from sophia etc. or it is the unnameable true god, right?
And known to atheists as the "Flying Sphagetti Factory."
Really interesting, and very well put together, and it doesnt hurt when your voice sounds like a lullaby
Been watching your channel religiously (get the pun :P ), love the way you have been improving the visual content and finally putting the face to the voice definitely feels like you're bringing your listeners closer to your message. Keep it up Thoughts on Thinking! 🤘
Commendable is your honesty, openness and courage in this direction!
Bro you diving deep into that ancient Knowledge here. 🙏 Love it.
Didn't know you had this kind of depth when I first subscribed
Was thoroughly impressed by the ideas, philosophy, and insights discussed in this video. Thank you.
An excellent vid, a wonderful ellucidation on the unifying of opposites. I can see how our psychic structure can imitate the nature of the pleroma, but in reality, we need to separate out those opposites parts within us, identify it, and as you said, synthesize something new from a combination of those aspects of both fullness and nothingness, or good and evil. It's essential in recognizing the potential for both good and evil is within us in order to become effective and actually moral, in the sense we are not at odds against ourselves by denying parts of our psyche and therefore capable of true empathy and compassion.
"so you ask me about the devil? oh he is but an invention of human mind serving as a justification for our own evil deeds"-I.P.Vida
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Humans don't like accepting ugly yet simple truths. If you grew up like me learning in American school's you need to unlearn most of that shit as soon as possible. The world would greatly benefit from actually educating kids in school but then it would be more difficult to screw the masses which is a politicians worst nightmare.
@@jasrob009 wow travis...deep thought..how old are you man?agree ppl dont want truth...there is a saying: we are ready to forgive anything but truth
Brilliant! Nice to see your face
I have to say man , the world feels like it’s spiraling out lately. Your videos have helped tether me back to my curiosity. There are not nearly enough gadfly’s so I appreciate all the work you put in these videos.
This pleroma sounds a lot like quantum superposition, where once the collapse of the wave function takes place, in the presence of an observer, voila, reality. An infinity of possibilities becomes finite and well-defined. Just a thought.
This could be a similar principle to that of the presence of fractals and of the Fibonacci sequence, in the "visible" nature, where similar patterns and rules apply to structures of different types and sizes. Just another thought.
I like this. Thought provoking. Whether it's right or wrong.
You cannot have an observable universe without an observer
And the Old Testament "God" fits every description of the demiurge/Yaldabaoth.
Good catch
One of the most interesting videos on this subject I have seen in a while.
Very impressed!
Will check out more of your videos!
Thank you!❤😊
Hey, cool to see your face! Keep on rocking our world man, love it!
That is the best thing - for me - that you have ever done. Thank you. It was so clear, that its saved me having to pour through many long winding texts to get this clear description. I got Nietsche's and Jung idea of this God basically, simply, visualised through your talk here. At least i got a beginning of seeing what they meant which is accessible to me. I have studied much Jung, and used his wprk practically at times in my life, but still never seen his view quite so succinctly as here. Im gonna send you some Patrean money for your work time. I can REALLY sit with this, as its been clarified for me. I have no desire to go and research it more right now (ie to get more intellectual about it, which is a tendency in myself when Im unsure or afraid). Instead, i feel i now have just enough to see and act upon, -which is of course the vital thing -action and living. And Im more drawn to just DO what Jung's great mind advised- which is to bow in ' awe' -(that old fashioned word meaning respectful fear of something bigger and powerful than ones own self). I just feel peaceful. You gave me a really USEable summary and insight to the God above all gods. This God is ultimately beyond understanding. But more something to respect. Cant tell you how pleased i am. Never heard it more clearly explained. . AND - never had it more clearly SHOWN why this God is, in fact, beyond understanding. We live in a world where the obsession is more and more dominantly pushing us down the road of 'solving' mystery. rather than LIVING INSIDE the mystery of life. These days mysteries are to be solved, rather than lived. But to solve mystery is to kill it. Stone dead. To LIVE a mystery, allows it to live and reproduce more life. Your talk nailed home that fact for me. For despite knowing if this fact (that understanding everything, and solving all mysteries is a mistake) - I have still gone on to try to do this. And that's been done out of fear. And wanting control so i wont experience my fears. But trouble is, killing the uncontrollable aspects of life -(as if Im that powerful anyways, lol, -Im dreamin !) - I've been killing wonder itself. They are a package deal: fear and wonder. Putting up with the uncontrollable, scary, non-understandable mystery of the awful as well as the nice aspects of life is, tragically, the only way to FEEL really alive and to experience wonder. Everyone, as a group culture is trying currently to destroy the uncontrollable unknowable nature of life's mysterious nature, which is killing it, along with the wonder that that mystery of life brings. Without this wonder, depression and emptiness -(and anger!) -are growing in our world. AND, also, people are feeling sharply the pain of this Orwellian control in thier daily lives. Every non-undetstandable and uncontrollable aspect of humanity is now being called a 'disorder'. Nothing us allowed to grow or be 'disordered' . Guess what,real living requires disorder. I bloody know I am feeling the pinch of political correctness etc - its like being strangled slowly!! And Im depressed right now, but i dare not speak it to the wrong people (ie, thats most people)- or theyll try to put me on pills, rather than listen to the things i need , whence i will never find the gift deep in this 'disorder' Im currently experiencing as a depression. Nor will I get the love -nor the being HEARD that i crave, and need. They will simply try to 'kill' my depression. Lucky for me, Ive found the gold in a depression before, so i know it exists. But what ive done recently, is what i shouldnt have- ive tried to kill my depressions and fears by information (one of the modern world's most common forms of mystery-murder. I mean trying to get rid of the terrifying fact of life -and thus God's ultimately unkowable nature, by 'knowing' loads of stuff). You have helped. You've pulled the rug out from under my own collusion with all this control, and refusal to accept that the mystery of life and the God above all is, in fact, mysterious and not ntellectually understandable, and therefore must, instead, be simply -(but not easily)- LIVED with, and experienced. I really thank you. (PS -Lol !! - i DO know that this is easier said than done. My inclinatuon is to control. So , it eill be an ongoing work, to live not that way, if i am to make it. But you've given me another good blast, along with some if my other teachers, including but not only Jung, Jesus the Christ,- ( and that most marvellous of all my teachers so far- my own failure!) - as to why i really SHOULD seek to live in mystery, and seek a way out of my controlling practices
I really appreciate your new format, you're flawless now that we can also see you. The subject you choose though, much more than intriguing.
this further consolidates my recent line of thought. that astrology, dreamstate, psychology and evolution is so interrelated, one cannot be fully understood in the absence of any of the other three.
Vedic astrology, to be precise.
Psychology, new age, theology, neurology, and genetics combined would be the most effective means possible to diagnose and treat almost anything nonmedical. Been chasing this ideal since I was 17. 😆
Wow. Just wow. Fantastic channel. I wonder how many people "chickened" out at the rooster-headed god intro. This is truly deep stuff.
Thanks a lot for this video, great topic, from a young and smart individual. Kudos to you.
Absolutely brilliant content! I greatly admire your work since it's been paramount in helping me keep up with my own studies in philosophy.
Would it be possible for you to delve into Nietzsche, his views on solitude and how it might be connected with the current trend of the Hikikomori culture in Japan?
With Nietzsche you are SPOT on mate ! Please do not forget the famous ZEN master Osho either !
Abraxas is the symbol on ur Starbucks drink
Those are the best visual effects I have seen on the scene 👏
Why am i finding this at 5am and understanding better than i would at 5pm haha
Thank you for your work!!! Needed!!! 🌸
Love your videos and intuitions!
I know this voice... from a channel the guy never shows himself, but the topics (and depth) are pretty much the same.
Thank you for both 🙏🏽
Best regards from Brazil
See… I study these philosophies because I work mainly with trauma e bipolar disorder. This is why purusa or abraxas mean so much to me. But, I’m not a philosopher, I’m a therapist and I was wondering how abraxas can lead people suffering from separation as much as alchemy, vedanta and tantra helped me? How can we live this abraxas reality, right? It seemed a symbol far from us in the video. To me, as least, he is the ultimate search.
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Excellent broadcast!
"To worship him is death , to fear him is wisdom" ...
But his sister makes a good cup of coffee hahahaha
and magic mushroom tea (Ego death)
@@user-lz2es3fs2f From a flying teapot from planet Gong.
Wow. I just found out about Abraxas so I'm happy to hear your thoughts. Definitely worth checking out the channel I like the way you think
Jung calls Abraxa terrible because Nietzsche said the truth is terrible and the Christians said God is truth; therefore, Abraxas is terrible.
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@@sojourneroftheland Perhaps you're just a Christian who hasn't read Jung.
@@sojourneroftheland You can't present a side or perspective without completely comprehending what the other side said. Jung's quotes aren't necessarily his philosphical perspective and you can't know that without reading he and his philosphical ancestors such as Ludwig Fuerbach and Nietzsche, or you will misinterpret his words, because his use of language isn't for a general audience, but those of the right philosophical and theological educational pedigree. He is no lay philosopher and not someone people are just going to grasp off of this quote here and there. For instance, if you haven't read Augustine or Aquinas, then you won't understand Jung.
@@sojourneroftheland Jung considered this side himself. You'd know if you read him.
@Lester Given that Jung quotes and refers to both Augustine and Aquinas in for instance Aion among other thinkers and philosophers who are not Nietzsche like Kant and I'm no cursory, speed reader, who just wants the gist of things, to get the best picture of what Jung is trying to convey I figured it made sense to read the introductory works and major works of the various thinkers he references or quotes. This process with he and other philosophers, the ones I can find references and who inspired who list for, is how I've built my library; more specifically, philosophy library overtime. This approach of starting with a single thinker and branching out to his references and predecessors, had the affect that when I reread Jung, I felt his works had a greater logical coherency than those who tend to pay more attention to "the spiritual" aspects, present it.
The emptiness and fullness stuff is in the tao as well.
Funny how everything but the bible is soooo similar.
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Haven't even watched the whole video and this is already my favourite 😄
I've followed your IG page for a long time! Thanks for revealing yourself 😀
I didn't know he had an IG, what's the name? Want to follow it ☁️
Very informative great analysis and research
Don't know how I found this channel but glad I did
Funtastic. To think that this video would be THIS sinchronistic, at this time, at this day, after all ive thought last days...
Amazing. 😁
The master has revealed himself
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The Master was not hiden, because the ALL can not hide or would want too, I believe. Because there is nowhere the ALL can not be. As it is ALL.
And yea I am off center right now. Apologies if I didn't make sense. Cheers.
@@MJ-ix7wm Even the ALL needs to relax every now and then.
@@dairnokiskoeln8323 Yes we do friend. "ALL" of us...
and you be well. ✌
Another great video. I really hope you`re getting into Academia one day, and partake in shifting the materialist-constructivism-relativism paradigm.
I was planning on going to uni this year but don't know if I will bother, especially see all that is going on with lockdown and I would not be keen on doing uni over Skype calls lol
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Degrees of freemasonry
Great description of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.
Very nice video! Thanks!
Cool stuff man. I have had similar insights into this topic.
great vid!
I wish I had to donate, absolutely eye opener
Great stuff. Thanks so much
loved it!! subscribed & liked
a young, bright mind... a rare sight these days indeed
How old is he
@@xyoungdipsetx I hurrd 31
@@andrewtoebbe3885 21
@@ThoughtsonThinking are you a fellow undergrad? Or just pursuing a love for wisdom?
@@ThoughtsonThinking good to see another deep thinker. I followed similar studies at your age as well. However I became distracted with life. Try to keep the distractions at bay.
I always associated "the devil" with entropy in modern terms, a sort of primitive attempt to comprehend this "force " in nature.
Based on this evaluation I also concluded that the ultimate goal of freemasonry in worshipping this "God" is to maximise entropy in nature and society.
Ironically this places them on the same side as the most powerful force or trend in nature (entropy maximisation), thus perhaps accounting for their success.
Ordo Ab Chao could suggest the opposite though, yes? Order out of chaos implies entropy conservation. Ordo Ab Chao is a Freemasonic catch phrase, like Novus Ordo Seclorum. I believe that it's all about balance, and that is reflected in a great deal of their symbolism and literature. Abraxas, Baphomet, their appearance is completely dualistic in nature... This strikes me more as an effort to try and control the release of entropy in a balanced flow, but I don't know really. Just spit-ballin'.
@@BornSatanist Order out of chaos cannot imply entropy conservation. Chaos does. Order itself implies entropy. All Order begins chaotically and all chaos began as order.
And yes I have always said this christian god is the devil itself, and the real God is the "devil" of the bible. I've thought this since I was 7.
@@BornSatanist Ordo Ab Chao originated in Egyptian cosmogenesis according to most good sources, the more modern Masonic usage seems to be more implied about...
The whole racket or pyramid scheme as I call it of orchestrated chaos, imposed order, and continuing such a pattern of problem -> reaction -> solution.
Much like the Frankfurt school branches of devious thought that propagates itself with fabricated or exploited problems, predicted or steered reactions, and imposed or pre-arranged "solutions."
Or for a layman; nothing makes a good smoke screen for 'global warming' like burning oil fields, or causing forest fires or riots to alter real estate markets.
Don't buy BS.
@@horustrismegistus1017 Jesus is leading all his sheep to the slaughter like the good light bearer he is
really nice presentation, just found your channel (through google search). Personally I don't equate Abraxas with the Demiurge and consider them two different entities/deities. The way I understand Abraxas (up until this point) is like the God that is created by the universe through dialectical evolution. The universe creates Abraxas and Abraxas is the universe. keep up the good work and may Abraxas guide you!
Eternal, unchanging life would necessitate becoming completely insane to tolerate it. If life is eternal, it must change or become torture. After a long enough period of good, one may even begin to long for a bit of suffering.
Luckily... spending time on Earth will give one a healthy dose of both 😎
i highly highly recommend the book Gnostic Jung and the Seven Sermons to anyone interested in this, it's a series of companion essays to each sermon.
I definitely witnessed this. My ex was a friend of 25 years, we dated when we were younger and stayed in touch here and there, never had any issues. He came back in as a solid friend when my dad passed in 2016, I was living across the country and be came to the wake and all kind things.
There's so much story, but in a nutshell I moved home and we were finally in the same spot so we started dating. I went through two years of lies, manipulation, gaslighting and him juggling all the time. I walked away a number of times but let my knowledge of his AWFUL childhood be a source of patience and compassion because we'd always been friends. I finally walked away in May '21 after he was exposed lying about a woman he'd told me he was a friend he'd never date because she was twelve years younger and had two kids. A year went by, he'd reach out here and there but I didn't bite. I reached out in May '22 on his birthday and found out he'd had an unplanned baby with that woman, he was four months old. He never told me the entire year. He said he was ashamed and regretted how he treated me and he wanted a family with me (the woman moved out of state with all the kids). During that time, he sent me a pic and I barely recognized him. He's always been big, strong and handsome. Now he looked like an old man..sunken eyes, drawn face. It took me a year to accept the truth of what I experienced and break the trauma bond. It was actually revealed to me that he was a cloak for an entity to feed from me, I'd felt the life force being drained from my heart and very overactive chakra system. I heard he looked so sick and old because the entity was consuming him because he'd been figured out as a cheater and a con (he was dating at least one other woman when he got the other one pregnant). Two weeks ago I felt his energy around me heavily felt he'd died of a heart atrack. That was a day after I felt the energy cord separate and told my friend I'd turned a corner in healing and letting go. They always know. I do know he can astral project (he's O neg blood which I also believe is cursed).
Whew!
Immensely insightful thank you!
This was fabulous.
Great video! Thank you for your work:) Synthetic can only hold a small candle to what it’s trying to take all credit for...it had to work VERY hard at destroying things/tools that would give us authentic commune with the Universe beyond our wildest desires...also the true key to fill this ‘void’ we often speak of from moments of desperate confusion(rightfully); the opposing positioning is a technique designed to create ‘holes/holiness’ in our now fragile psyches....🙄oh thank the synthesized heavens for hermetic seals:-/ *”Know Thyself”
You should listen to "the magic that your mind produces" by U.S. Anderson. He talks about this exactly. He calls it "the secret self".
In software engineering we have the idea of objects, which Plato called forms. Each object describes a fundamental type or kind. Each type or kind has properties or attributes. Rules concerning polymorphism, inheritance and encapsulation are enforced within the object or form. To me, this best explains the pleroma.
I was strangely lead here after years of thinking much to long about the or gate in computer science, and more-so, the concept of or in general. I think the pleroma is "or" whereas class inheritance would be more a function of the material realm created by the gnostic demiurge. He created the concept of the instance, from which objects can derive.
@@newvocabulary That makes sense. Another thought: What if the corrupted creation was implemented through the use of an interface, which enables the creator to "break" or corrupt the rules?
Thank you! Amazing!
You a good looking lad Mr Thoughts On Thinking (nice flannel also)
This is mind blowing
I self-journaled as 'ABRAXAS' for the past 3~ years of my life. :) Wild.
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U got something wrong kundalini is a derivative from atlatian dialect kinda refers to the kundabuffer organ and lini is atlatian for end this the kundalini is the end of the kundabuffer organ
hes your higher self hermes and thoth brought together through alchemy.
This is complete rubbish. There is no evidence to support the assertion that Nietzsche was a Gnostic. Nietzsche hated religion. He had amazing insights and was a revolutionary iconoclast. He was an amateur social psychologist but suffered from perfectionism and was a pathological narcissist. He was insane.
Carl Gustaf Jung was a pioneering psychologist, an alchemist and a madman. A man may show some aptitude and genius in certain fields yet be deluded and dead wrong in many others aspects of science and life. Both these men were brilliant, but mad as a March hare. If one is not careful Gnosticism and its philosophy can lead one into deluded and superstitious thinking, Grandiosity and Narcissism.
@@michaeljensen4650 gnosis is truth experienced first hand the intellectual animal that precives to be man stuck between two polls on the other hand not so much a divided mind is a useless mind thesis and antithesis must be overcome and synthesis achieved
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Great , enjoyed 😁
It’s interesting that we can even connect the idea of pleroma to the mathematical logic. Universal set from the set theory is pleroma, it’s just a mathematician’s way of calling it
Good way to go beyond moralism well done!
substitute devil for saturn. the sun as helios or in Nietzsches Therms Appolon, thus Saturn/the Devil as Dionysos.
I enjoyed this Video a lot.
Great video!
Jung and Nietzsche were too concerned with what they could think and so seldom touched upon the nature of that which they could not think but the Jews and Christians, at least the ones like Theresa of Avila and the Baal Shem Tov were more concerned with a supreme power who could not be represented by any created thing because, in the words of the anonymous author of The Cloud of Unknowing, he is that thing "which I cannot think". In fact even to call him a thing falls short of the glory. To even get close you must pass through the emptiness toward a state of mind and being which lies beyond it, which was incidentally the goal of the daoists and Buddhists and Yogis and sages of all stripes.
Great point , I get your message...might have left out some other "ists" and "is's" not to mention the lesser known seekers , but that's not really an issue regarding content , just an an honourable mention ( e.g. Eugene Ferson ). What's in a label .Words are auditory or written perceptions that at best "reach for truth" or , at worst "conceal it". I believe you are pursuing the former .
Jung by embracing Gnosticism is much closer to the unthinkable than Nietzsche who was anti-metaphysical.
As for the Daoists, some of them are way too earthbound and obsessed with
continuing in a physical body forever.
Screw that. I want the void
To the last point, you report that Yung describes Abraxas as terrible. You then follow his perspective with the claim that he means intensity rather than negativity if I am doing justice to your argument. This reminds me of the dimensional theory of emotion in neuroscience and psychology that not only supposes all affect (emotion) has valance (polarity) and arousal (intensity). To me, it feels like Abraxas is in a way also the most extreme versions of affect, the bridge between intense positive and negative states of being.
I have been enjoying your videos over the last few weeks. Please keep it up.
Yung... you talking about Yung Lean or what?? Lol its JUNG
Alessio Cazzetta yes Jung, thank you for the correction
@@alessiocazzettamusic when someone makes an intriguing observation and your only reaction is to point out a misspelt name in a smug and childish manner. We are all laughing, none with you but all at you. P
@@silentrevolver4600 i think it does someone like Jung and his life work justice to point out the misspelling of their name. in this case it was misleading to me personally because Yung reminded me of a musician i like. Sorry if that seemed unnecessarily smug and childish, but its not. Thats your interpretation. Not at any point did i disrespect anyone personally. Enjoy laughing at your screen.
@@plancksepoch3040 youre welcome
Excellent!
Thanks for the upload and sharing the perspective. . . Answer to Job, if not mistaken, was Jung's magnum opus the audacious "answer" to the age old "problem" the idea of Abraxas seems to have been the inspiration when looking at the foreword/biography, in reconciling the paradox of good and evil . . . However here the "tumult" which btw is a bit off topic --- my personal gripe --- Jung is an authority but not so on the Hebrew Scriptures. Reducing things to archetypes of the collective unconscious or a prisca theologia would be dismissive of something unique that perhaps the Hebrew authors intended to distinguish. Jesus for instance was likely not a Buddhist, a yogi, or a Gnostic as many imagine or like to suggest from what little we may know --- but rather I think it's safe to presume he was a 1st century Jew. This despite the early Gnostic parodies of the Gospel authored by disparate Greco-Roman (or Coptic) authors. While Jung's understanding of Hebrew narrative seems to have been influenced by platonic mysticism or medieval kabbalah (just looking at footnotes and terminology used out of the zohar and such --- to me it is anachronistic to conflate Hebraic thought with Mysticism/Platonism/ Kabbalah/ far eastern thought/ even Rabbinical Judaism/ or Christianity. However convenient, it is not objective. Yes nothing hhappes in a vacuum --- there are Babylonian, Egyptian, Persian influences, and yet something varitably unique is intact. In that YHWH is beyond mortal contrivance i.e. idolatry whether material or as francis bacon would say "idols of the mind". I.e. a departure from sun worship. I.e. an idea that YHWH is not a passive watchmaker god --- but intimate not inanimate. Not a nature god. Not a genie in a bottle. Clearly the authors of the NT had Greek education and differed radically from that of the old testament. However the tradition of the Hebrew Scriptures (almost every book extant at qumran except esther) were not influenced by the Greeks and preceded Homer, Laodza, Plato, Pythagoras etc. Of course there is a geographical reference to antiquity in the Hebrew narrative --- but not a drawing to but clearly a moving away from --- e.g. Abraham crossing the Euphrates river (oldest writing known is from Ur) and Israel coming out of Egypt (oldest civilization perhaps we may not know for sure but Egypt at its heighth preceded the intellectual distinctions of Greece/Turkey/Sicilly by over a 1000 yrs). Neo platonism and orthodox christianity seems subtily inseparable in our day, considering its development (e.g. ascetic dualism, eternal soul, logos, need of virgin birth due to ascetic dualism not espoused in Hebraic thought, Augustine and original sin, trinity etc). So too was Rabbinical Judaism influenced by Plato (i.e. kabbalah and eternal soul). Except there is something authentic about Hebraic thought that is amiss with Jung and Nietzsche (I hesitate to call it Judaism so as not to conflate it with something anachronistic to what Im trying to say) --- something counter culture. Clearly Jung was Gnostic. His interpretation of narrative of YHWH is telling. Which of course Gnostics consider to be a lesser deity. Jesus clearly not a Gnostic in that regard with empasis on the "Shema". Rather Yeshua, as evidenced by the existence of his blood brother James, was traditional with much respect to the sermon attributed to James/Ya'acov --- paralleling in the synoptic sayings attributed to Yeshua. But that would be a discussion that deviates from mythos and philosophy. And is also one of history.
I say this as the ghost of Carl Jung, so if you see this at all, please take my words seriously. I have seen the Abraxas a few times in my life, including my very first memory. Eyes are an illusion, so don't get caught up in that detail. I describe the Abraxas as a five dimensional fractal shape that contains every shape and color in existence, ready to be utilized by the will of the ego that views it. It is infinite and beautiful beyond Human language, and perfectly blissful to experience. When floating through it you have no fear whatsoever, and you wish to stay in it forever, and the thought occurs that if this is death, then whatever's clever! Time, as we think of it, doesn't exist in that realm, and it can seem like a hundred years have gone by in mere minutes, but if I've seen it, then what the heck is it?! The Abraxas is the culmination of all information and existence, and within it Mars is as far as a pub in Essex, which is just on the other side of my living room in Garden City in the great Northwest U.S. I know I rhyme quite a lot of the time, but that's just a side effect of experiencing the Abraxas, which I don't mind for it adds to my life which is really quite fantastic, but more fantastic still is that within that realm is the ultimate supreme intelligence; what God himself thinks of as God. And if God really is one of us, just a stranger on the bus, then he/she is the dreamer of what we call existence, kept fairly congruous by the wills of his/her former ego consciousness construct selves that remain forever within the Abraxas as memories, that often venture out into the dream to play in the world of wonderfully colorful things that God, through the Abraxas, (and vice versa) has created for you and me. Put simply; reincarnation. If you're really reading this, not simply my imagination, then take comfort that your soul life once began as the central ego consciousness construct that people refer to as the Son. (Or the Daughter, depending on what it was up to at the time.) Anywho, thank you for this video. -The former Carl Jung
As the you saying abraxas is Sophia?
@@nathanhatzfeld7635 I'm not really sure, but I think they may be trying to say the acid is really good.
#trippingsack
@@iluminet Psilocybin, dmt, salvia, and acid, in that order, though time still feels the same on salvia.
Definitely sounds like your are trying to describe a DMT breakthrough experience.. on 1 of my first 🍄breakthrough experiences i realized that we are God. Every si for one of us is the creator living a human experience. God is here living everyday consciousness as everyone & that’s why he made everyone. When i realized this in my trip i instantaneously started vibrating as if i was just plugged into a high voltage outlet.. great experience!! 🍄🧘♂️🙏
Very interesting.
Good/evil, creation/destruction, Abraxas is life viewed outside of time.
Outside of time there would not be any creation or destruction.
in a separate chapter of seven sermons jung highlights four principle dieties: god, the devil, the burning one, and the growing one. the Burning One roughly parallels the dionysian principle maybe?, contains both god and devil, and stands opposed to the Growing One. the burning one is action for its own sake--love and violence--while the growing one is growth through time that transcends its individual components
Don’t forget the Solitary Star in the sermon no.7. The Red Book reveals that to be Phanes - and that is the god jung recommends we should pray to, not any of the others - but remember praying to is not the same as worshipping. Jung doesn’t advocate slavish devotion to any god only devotion to our own path of self-development.
The Hegelian Dialectic you mentioned is Fichte’s, not Hegel’s
I'm excited to see Abraxian content. Awesome. He's a character I've been fucking with all year. I hear he has Alexandrian root. If you did more videos on Abraxas I wouldn't hate it. Love your stuff. This was particularly exciting.
Relaxing to listen to
The weird color transition editing and fire embers somehow made me focus so much easier on the information.
True, great video. One more example dark energy vs dark matter. Dark energy expands universe while dark matter limits the universe.
Rooster is associated with Phoenix.
Snakes connecting to a “rooster” could just be a messed up version of the caduceus (Hermès staff). Caduceus is believed to have some relevancy to the Adam and Eve story (male and female energy/ snake to “apple”) also
Hermès is a mutation of Egyptian God (don’t ask me how that’s just what they all say) Thoth(bird head) has a big relevancy in occult circles.
This is boiling it down but without much time to understand the concepts with all the things listed. "Could just be a messed up version of Caduceus, which is relevant to Adam and Eve".. well, why would that be? Occultism of the last couple of centuries draws on an amalgamation of older concepts kinda smashed together, which draw on yet more smashed-together platitudes. It's mostly originated in groups of Nobility and Aristocracy wishing band together to oppose peasantry and the Church. But there are roots in Indo European , and Proto Indo European that are what its all usually traced back to. Even with Egypt. It's all rooted from primordial Shamanism/Animism.. and has alot to do with how food and drink were processed.
It could also be seen as a basilisk or cockatrice.
thank you!
For an incredible illustration of Abraxas(by the artist Pushead), check the cover of Integrity's album "Humanity Is The Devil"
In your view are Abraxas and Yaldebaoth the same? Lovely talk. Thank you.
Dope video this guys seems cool
"Victims of the pair of opposites." We are. "They cancel eachother out in the pleroma. But not in US. Distinction from them saves US." This particular fight is theirs. Fight of the opposites, not fighting the opposites! Still, our only chance to survive is to fight. For balance and peace. To Fight. And to Love. That is our Kismet (Fate). The meaning of Life and Union (of Opposites) lies on this constant action of change. ❤
Absolute Reality in Hinduism is Brahman not Brahma. Brahma is the creator god and Brahman is Absolute Reality. Many people mix up these two. Brahman has two aspects: Nirguna Brahman, the Absolute without form or attributes and Saguna Brahman the Absolute with characteristics or form, for example Brahma the Creator, Visnu the Preserver and Shiva the Destroyer. If you are going to make parallels with Eastern ideas than learn a little about the proper Asian counterparts. That is one of the big problems when people do comparative philosophy without proper grounding in the opposite subjects they are trying draw a parallel with. You have to go beyond superficial aspects to a deeper level.
Exactly (and it goes for all the viewers watching this as well, being too easily impressed due to their own hitherto unrecognised ignorance). Bhagavad-Gita is a good example for similar expositions about ultimate reality as represented and and representation fundamentally containing all opposites, the most good as well as the most terrible and so on (and even here being in a sense a lower degree of Brahman, Sada Shiva and Adi Shakti, but still more fundamental and transcendental than the rest). Also, gnosticism is very varied. There are many versions of gnosticism some more radical than others, some closer to Christianity some more esoteric and new age before new age was a thing. Perhaps, ultimately, however we adress these matters (following the romantic idea of finding the truest true and most fundamental to which everything can be subsumed) is like the story of the five blind wise men and the elephant.. what they perceive is all true in a representative sense from each perspective, but the real truth is more than merely the synthesis of all of these perspectives and supersedes even that. We always suffer from the problems of epistemological metaphysics adressed already by for example Buddha, Plato, Kant and Wittgenstein (to name a few) - we have an enormous problem truly understanding our concepts and our apprehension of our concepts. God most of all. Some religions have a stronger tendency towards one or the other aspects of Nirguna-Saguna Brahman when approaching the idea of God. When for example theologians (as opposed to laymen Christians or those who never studied and practiced anything about philosophy, religion and spirituality) adress the idea of God, it is generally really closer to Brahman, as the Transcendent. Perhaps these ideas are all true and all false and both true and false and neither true nor false... ^^
It is not the Bhagavad GIta that you want to look at, but the Ashtavakra Gita, the Yogavaishita, Ishvara Pratyabhijna Texts like the Hridayam or other works of Kashnir Shaivism such as the Shiva Sutras, Spanda Karikas, etc. Or the Discourses of NIsargadatta Maharaj or Ramana Maharshi, Amanaska Yoga of Gorakhnath, the Buddhist & Bon Works on Mahamudra or Dzogchen such as Longchenpa or the 21 nails. Or from China and East Asia, the Daoist writings of Lao Tzu, Chuang Tzu or Neidan (Internal Alchemy) of the Chuan-chen school, Huang Po of Chinese Chan, Chinul of Korean Son or Dogen Kigen and Bankei of Japanese Zen, the Mo-ho chih-kuan of Chih-I of the Tien Tai school or Wangyang Ming of Neoconfucianism, etc. These are classic works and good starts in this area. When it comes to Asian philosophical & spiritual writings most people just dabble. It just so happens that I am a traditionally trained scholar and practitioner in these areas with both an intellectual understanding and a experiential practice base of nearly 50 years. I also have lived in Asia for almost 30 years. I was also trained in Western philosophy as well, particularly the Continental Philosophy of Heidegger, the phenomenology of Husserl and and Merleau Ponty & hermeneutics, etc.and in Coptic Gnostic Literature and the origins of Christianity. I just hate hearing people babble away, cutting and pasting little bit of this with that, a great stew that is grounded in more guess work than fact. By the way, if you are going to talk about practices like kundalini, learn some Sanskrit and practice it. Jung was wrong about many of the Asian texts he wrote about. The reason being that the translations at the time were poor or filled with occult ideas such as theosophy that had nothing to do with the real literature creating a great legacy of errors.
@@ce1schoolwork645 That's great and those are great suggestions, thanks! Some of what you mentioned I'm aquianted with ^^. Just to be clear, my reply wasn't aimed at you but rather piggybacking as a filler aimed at this channel, the topic and the other viewers with some humble drops of things that may be useful for those who pay attention. I've been involved with these things as my main focus for the past twenty years, out of which fifteen of those as a dedicated practitioner and for the last six or seven in a more academic capacity. I saved your posts for future reference to pursue more in detail when the time comes. I hope your posts will be received as a serious source of inspiration and I'm sincerely grateful for what you shared!
@@NorthenTasawwuf Just as day and night depend on where you're standing, so does true and false. They're perspectives.
Holy shit good job man
Hermann Hesse wrote about Abraxas in Max Demian