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That immaterial spirits have the desire and the possibility to maintain relations with other immaterial spirits — in a way and for reasons that naturally escape both bodily perception and human intelligence, can be explained precisely by their immaterial nature, freed from all the constraints of matter, and possessing its own ends. She was called the "Red virgin", [30] and even "The Martian" by her admired mentor.

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Strong's Number: Browse Lexicon Original Word Word Origin metaxu from and a form of Transliterated Word TDNT Entry Metaxu None Phonetic Spelling Metaxu of Speech met-ax-oo' Ladier Definition between meanwhile, in the mean time after, afterwards NAS Word Usage - Total: 8 Metadu 1, between 5, Meanwhile 1, next 1 NAS Verse Count Matthew 1 Luke 2 John Metaxu Acts 3 Romans 1 Total 8 Greek lexicon based on Thayer's and Smith's Bible Dictionary plus others; Metaxu is keyed to the large Kittel and the "Theological Dictionary of the New Testament.

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Our will is for ever sent from one means to another like a billiard ball. All our desires are contradictory, like the desire for food.

I want the person I love to love me. If, however, he is totally devoted to me, he does not exist any longer, and I cease to love him. And as long as he is not totally devoted to me he does not love me enough. Hunger and repletion. Desire is evil and illusory, yet without desire we should not seek for that which is truly absolute, truly boundless. We have to have experienced it. Misery of those beings from whom fatigue takes away that supplementary energy which is the source of desire.

Misery also of those who are blinded by desire. What is it a sacrilege to destroy? Not that which is base, for that is of no importance. Not that which is high, for, even should we want to, we cannot touch that. The metaxu. The metaxu form the region of good and evil. No human being should be deprived of his metaxu, that is to say of those relative and mixed blessings home, country, traditions, culture, etc. The true earthly blessings are metaxu.

We can respect those of others only in so far as we regard those we ourselves possess as metaxu. This implies that we are already making our way towards the point where it is possible to do without them. For example, if we are to respect foreign countries, we must make of our own country, not an idol, but a stepping-stone towards God.

All the faculties being freely exercised without becoming mixed, starting from a single, unique principle. It is the microcosm, the imitation of the world. Christ according to Saint Thomas. The just man of the Republic. The fact for Being to be-with-oneself carries in potency the appearance of the consciousness of being, of the awareness of the self by the self. Being implies a fold of Being upon itself. This fold is an implication-explanation, which is also the beginning of a reflection, to move on to an optical metaphor.

A quoi sert exactement la Loi? La Loi est un joug et un fardeau. Il y avait aussi ce paradoxe. Ou bien, Dieu serait-il seulement le Dieu des Juifs? Les dons gratuits de Dieu et son appel sont sans repentance. Nous ferons et nous entendrons ». Gisel, S. Victor, thoughtful, once stood near the dolmen of Rozel. A dark and talkative ghost appeared to him. From his mouth of night flowed a powerful, agitated stream, mixing raw and chosen words, where dead trunks and black silt layed.

The immense can be heard. Everything speaks. Everything has consciousness. The tombs are dressed in grass and night.

The abyss prays. All lives. The depth is imperfect. Evil is in the universe. Everything goes to the worst, always, without ceasing. The soul chooses. The tree is religious. The pebble is vile, blind, hideous.

Matter is evil, — fatal fruit. He had a sad forehead, this great man, this exile with sad sweats, funeral impulses.

He bent, this poet, from the weight of the infinite, nothing less, and from the silly light of the gloomy suns. God is here. Are we so sure? Of course we are! He is not out of anything, by the way. The azure, and the rays, hide His wingspan. That is, in the depths! Jacob and Cato have already passed through these ladders, with their future of duty, mourning, and exile. They have passed through these precipices and abysses, where the larvae and the mysteries, the vapors and the hydrants, are hurried.

Beyond the life, and the breath and the noise, An ugly black sun from which the night radiates! The Spirit thunders and threatens. As a prophet, he says: the top goes down, the ideal goes to matter, the spirit falls to the animal, the great crashes into the small, the fire announces the ashes, blindness is born of the seer, and darkness of the flamboyant. Underneath even the worst of the rough ones, there are still the plants without eyelids, and under the stones, there is chaos.

But, always, the soul must continue to descend, towards the dungeon, the punishment and the scaffold. You Victor, you saw! You Clarified Poet, young Genius of Jersey!

Ah, Victor, seeing from your higher heaven, you contemplate the unheard-of spectacle of the lower regions, and you listen to the immense cry of misfortune, the sighs of the pebbles and the desperate.

Punishment seeks darkness, and Babel, when it is overthrown, always flees into the depths of the night. The man for you, O Victor, full of victories, glory and knowledge, is never but a brute drunk with nothingness, who empties the drunken glass of his sleeps, night after night. But there is a but. When you think twice, man is in prison but his soul remains free.

The magi thought that legions of unknown and enslaved souls were constantly trampled underfoot by men who denied them. The ashes in the hearth, or the sepulchre, also claim that a heap of evil sleeps in them. Man says: No! He prostitutes his mouth to nothingness, while even his dog lying in the night that sinister constellation sees God.

This is because man is nothing, even if the starry beast is little. He denies, he doubts, in the shadow, the dark and gloomy, the vile and hideous, and he rushes into this abyss, this universal sewer. Triple complaint, quintuple exclamation.

One must cry over all the hideous ugliness of the world. The spider is filthy, the slug is wet, the aphid is vile, the crab is hideous, the bark beetle is awful like the sun! The underworld will refer to itself as eden. It will be the real day. Beauty will flood the night. The pariah universe will stutter in praise.

Mass graves will sing. The mud will palpitate. Wise men commented: the spirit in Sanskrit: manas is the one and only thing that can be both existing and non-existent. The spirit exists, they said, only in things, but things, if they have no spirit, then they are non-existent iv. They thought, for example, that there was a hidden, deep, obscure link between Being and Non-Being.

And they asked themselves: What link? And who could really know anything about it? XXVI , « What the Mouth of Shadow Says ». Jn Should one translate by « In the beginning »? Or « In the Principle »? Or something else? The notion of sacrifice is very present in the cloud of meanings associated with this word. How to translate this word with the right nuance? Read: « At the principle » — [of the divine sacrifice] — « there was a [divine] choice ».

The fact that the verb bara created is in the singular is not a difficulty from this point of view. Elohim is a plural of non-human animated beings, because they are divine. Another grammatical rule states that when the verb is at the beginning of the sentence, and is followed by the subject, the verb should always be in the singular form, even when the subject is plural.

From these two different grammatical rules, therefore, the verb of which e lohim is the subject must be put in the singular bara. In other words, the fact that the verb bara is a 3rd person singular does not imply that the subject elohim should grammatically be also a singular.

The actual « word » of God will come only much later. Let us now turn to the Vedic tradition, which dates in its orally transmitted form to one or two millennia before the Hebrew tradition. This was the beginning of the Word. In the beginning, indeed, this universe existed and did not exist: only the Spirit was there.

The Absolute for its part has no name, because He is before the word. Or, because He is the Word. How then could He be called by any name? The Absolute is not named. Now His very greatness is His Word, and this greatness has separated from Him. The Word is therefore also at the « beginning » in the Veda, but it precedes it, and makes it possible, because the Word is intimately linked to the divine Sacrifice.

He desired a Self. He concentrated fervently. He acquired substance. These were the 36, fires of his own Self, made of the Word, and emerging from the Word. Whatever rite is practiced in the Sacrifice, the sacrificial rite exists by the Word alone, as the utterance of voices, as fires composed of the Word, generated by the Word … The Word created the Breath of Life.

She engaged in a ritual recitation [ bow, a prayer]. While she was in the ritual recitation the water was born x. This is the name and being arkatva of the ritual recitation [or fire] arka. Water [or joy] ka really happens to the one who knows the name and being of the virtual recitation [or fire]. From these quotations, one sees clearly that, in the Vedic tradition, the Word is not « in the beginning », but he is « the beginning ».

The beginning of what? What is it that he does not reveal? But the Word also makes heard, through his silence, all the immensity of the abyss, the depth of the darkness, the in-finite before any beginnings. The Brahman is indeed the Word and he is the lord pati of the [Word]. If nothing is perceived, nothing exists. And the fact that one effect occurs by destroying another is not in opposition to the fact that the cause exists before the effect that is produced….

Manifestation means reaching the realm of perception… Not being perceived does not mean not existing… There are two forms of covering or occultation in relation to the effect… What is destroyed, produced, existing and non-existing depends on the relation to the manifestation or occultation… The effort consists in removing what covers… Death is the golden embryo in the condition of intelligence, hunger is the attribute of what intelligence is… ».

BAUB 1. Fayard, , p. Passing them on faithfully, generation after generation, they celebrated through hymns and prayers, the mysteries of a Supreme God, a Lord creator of worlds, of all creatures, of all lives. These men left as a legacy the hymns they sang, in precise and chiselled phrases, evoking the salient mysteries that constantly assailed them:. What is the primary source of « Being »? How to name the primordial « S un » , from which the entire Cosmos emerged?

A Vedic hymn, famous among all, summarizes and condenses all these difficult questions into one single one, both limpid and obscure.

In the English translation by Ralph T. Griffith, this Hymn is entitled « Ka ». Griffith translates the exclamation recurring nine times throughout this ten-verses Hymn as follows :. But from the point of view of Sanskrit grammar, it is perfectly possible to personify this interrogative pronoun, Ka , as the very name of the Unknown God. One does not know, but one can sense it. The Divine is not the result of a creation, nor of an evolution, or of a becoming, as if it was not, — then was.

One can make the same remark about « Being ». The « Being » appears only when the beings appear. God creates the beings and the Being at the same time. He Himself is beyond Being, since it is through Him that Being comes. But from what womb? From what prior, primordial uterus? We do not know. We only know that, in an abyssmal mystery and not in time or space , an even deeper mystery, a sui generis mystery, grew, in this very depth , which was then to come to being, but without the Mystery itself being revealed by this growth and by this outcoming of being.

Life came from this Living One, in Whom, by Whom and from Whom, it was given to the Being ; it was then given to be, and it was given thereby to beings, to all beings. The Seed dies to Himself, He sacrifices Himself, so that out of His own Life, life, all lives, may be born. But who is this God who is so transcendent?

Who is this God who hides, behind the appearance of the Origin, below or beyond the very Beginning? Rather, it calls for another question, which Man addresses to himself: To whom? To whom must Man, seized by the unheard-of depth of the mystery, in turn offer his own sacrifice? A haunting litany: « What God shall we adore with our oblation? It is not that the name of this God is strictly speaking unknown.

These names say nothing about the essence of God. This essence is undoubtedly above all intelligibility, and above all essence. One cannot seek to question his essence, but only to distinguish him among all the other possible objects of worship. God is mentally unknowable. Indeed, we are both subject and object of our oblation. In the same way, God is both subject and object of His sacrifice.

We can then try to understand, by anagogy, the essence of His sacrifice through the essence of our oblation. The Hymns of the Rig Veda. Motilal Banarsidass Publihers. Delhi, , p. It may therefore have been interpolated later. Ouverte du seigneur Nabuc h odonosor! Les uns et les autres. Romances sans paroles. Chevaux de bois.

La bonne chanson. Simples fresques. Quel anachronisme! Je ne crois pas que cela soit un anachronisme. Third Lecture [ How can Thought Think of Itself? MS Robin : Writings 3, ,Summer-Fall Our thought first assigned to things their right places and reduced the wild chaos of sensuous impressions to a luminous order. But after thought had classified everything a residuum was left over, which had no place in the classification.

This was thought itself. What is this which is left over? After thought has considered everything, it is obliged next to think of itself.

Here it is at once means and end. The question is, what is thought,—and the question can only be answered by means of thought. Peirce, Contributions to The Nation 3, p. There is no conceivable fulfillment of any rational life except progress towards further fulfillment.

Now in what does the intellectual character of conduct consist? Clearly in its harmony to the eye of reason; that is in the fact that the mind in contemplating it shall find a harmony of purposes in it.

In other words it must be capable of rational interpretation to a future thought. Thus thought is rational only so far as it recommends itself to a possible future thought.

Or in other words the rationality of thought lies in its reference to a possible future. The appearance of this trait, a long time ago, — say a few thousand centuries ago —, coincided, one must assume, with an obscure and progressive emergence of the consciousness itself, — mixed with a certain consciousness of the presence of the unconscious, — or of what was still lying unknown, hidden behing the veil of consciousness.

The accumulation of these experiences, by countless successive generations, not only by individuals but also by tribal groups during collective trances, suggests that these ecstatic states of consciousness must have been described and shared according to socialized forms proto-religions, cult rites, initiation ceremonies.

The progressive experience of self-awareness and the proto-mystical experience are in fact indissolubly linked and reinforce each other.

Both must have been made possible and encouraged by clusters of favorable conditions environment, surroundings, climate, fauna, flora. For innumerable generations, and during multiple trance experiences, whether deliberate or hazardous, prepared or undergone, provoked during religious rites, or melting like lightning following personal discoveries, the mental ground of Homo brains never stops sowing, then sprouting, as if under the action of a psychic yeast intimately mixed with the neuronal dough.

These mysteries manifestly dwelled not only in the brain itself, and in a human consciousness that seemed to be barely awake, but also all around, in Nature, in the vast world of Cosmos, and beyond the Cosmos itself, deep in the Night of Origins. The neuronal, synaptic and neurochemical evolution was, and still is, obviously, the essential condition for a mental, psychic and spiritual evolution.

Let us imagine a Homo erectus , hunter-gatherer in some region of Eurasia, who consumes, by chance or by tradition, such and such a mushroom, among the dozens of species possessing psychotropic properties, in his living environment.

The novelty and the incredible vigor of the experience will mark him for life. He will now have the certainty of having lived a moment of double consciousness, a moment when his usual consciousness was as if transcended by an over — consciousness. Long before the appearance of Homo, many animal species such as reindeer, monkeys, elephants, mouflons or felines… also knew their effects themselves i. Their daily example was to intrigue and disturb humans living in close symbiosis with them, and, if only to increase their hunting performance, to incite them to imitate the so strange behavior of animals putting themselves in danger by indulging in the grip of psychoactive substances — otherwise and this in itself is an additional mystery widespread in the surrounding nature, and throughout the world ….

There are still about a hundred species of psychoactive fungi in North America today, and the vast territories of Eurasia must have had at least as many in the Paleolithic, — although nowadays there are only about ten species of fungi with hallucinogenic properties.

Even today, in regions ranging from northern Europe to far-eastern Siberia, reindeer still consume a lot of fly-agarics during their migrations — just like the shamans who live on the same territories. In Siberia, the reindeer and the hunter-breeder both live, one could say, in close symbiosis with the Amanita muscaria fungus.

This is a mystery worthy of consideration, for it is a phenomenon that objectively — and mystically — links the fungus and the brain, lightning and light, animal and human, heaven and earth, by means of a few molecules, common and active, though belonging to different kingdoms? How can it be explained that these powerful effects, so universal, are simply due to the consumption of humble mushrooms, and that the active ingredients are one or two types of molecules acting on neurotransmitters?

During several thousand years, shamanism naturally continued to be part of the sacred rites and initiation ceremonies of the wandering peoples who migrated from the North of Eurasia to the « South »,. In the course of time, Amanita muscaria has probably had to be replaced by other plants, endemically available in the various geographical environments crossed, but with similar psychotropic effects. This very old Sanskrit term, used since the 3rd millennium BC, has nowadays become sulphurous, since its misuse by Nazi ideologues.

These peoples spoke Indo-European languages, and were slowly but surely moving from Northern Europe to India and Iran, but also to the Near and Middle East, via Southern Russia. Others went to the Black Sea, Thrace, Macedonia, present-day Greece and to Phrygia, Ionia present-day Turkey and the Near East.

Arriving in Greece, the Hellenic branch of these Indo-European peoples did not forget the ancient shamanic beliefs. The mysteries of Eleusis and the other mystery religions of ancient Greece can be interpreted as ancient Hellenized shamanic ceremonies, during which the ingestion of beverages with psychotropic properties v induced mystical visions. Rye ergot naturally produces a psychoactive alkaloid, lysergic acid, from which LSD is derived.

Albert Hofmann, famous for synthesizing LSD, wrote in The Road to Eleusis that the priests of Eleusis had to treat the rye spur Claviceps purpurea by simply dissolving it in water, thus extracting the active alkaloids, ergonovine and methylergonovine.

Our mind, in a state of awakening, is constantly torn between two very different and complementary forms of consciousness, one turned towards the external world, that of physical sensations and action, and the other turned towards the internal world, reflection and unconscious feelings. Upon ingestion of these powerful psychoactive principles, these two forms of consciousness seem to be simultaneously excited to the last degree, and may even alternate very quickly.

On the one hand, the sensations felt by the body are taken to extremes, because they are not relayed by the nervous system, but are produced directly in the very center of the brain. On the other hand, mental, psychic, or intellectual effects are also extremely powerful, because countless neurons can be stimulated or inhibited simultaneously.

Under the sudden effect of psychoactive molecules, the action of inhibitory neurotransmitters such as GABA is massively increased. The action potential of post-synaptic neurons or glial cells is just as suddenly, and sharply, diminished.

The set of complex neurochemical processes that occur in the brain at these times can be summarized as follows. Psychoactive molecules such as psilocybin are structurally very close to organic compounds indoles vii that occur naturally in the brain.

The alternation of the two states of consciousness is commonly observed, and it can even be provoked simply when the subject opens and closes his or her eyes…. When the grass had grown and yielded fruit, then the tares also appeared. Should it be uprooted? Let the two grow together until the harvest. The interpretation is rather clear, on the one hand. It is also obscure, on the other hand, for the tares must be burned, and then it is as an image of the fire that consumes the spirit and opens a world of visions.

In the same way the rye spur, the tares, ferment the spirit, and raise it in the higher worlds…. They can then understand within themselves how consciousness came to be, through the humble and radiant power of plants, the potency of grass linked to the potency of cosmos, uniting the secret depths of roots and what may be beyond the heights of heavens….

Penguin Books, Muscimole is a powerful agonist of GABA type A receptors. Muscimole is hallucinogenic at doses of 10 to 15 mg. Perrine, Carl A. Ruck, » Mixing the Kykeon » [ archive ], Gordon Wasson, Albert Hofmann and Carl A. Ruck estimate that hierophant priests used the rye ergot Claviceps purpurea , available in abundance around Eleusis. The Night, — the immense abyss sucks it up, breathes this dark shroud of blood, this veil of shadow.

A voice cries out in the dark: « O Abyss, you are the only God. All the suns that I know overflow with shadows, are full of enigmas, pierce the night with irruptions, with intestinal fury, pulverize and volatilize the mysteries.

Their deliriums, their burns, their glimmers, their impulses, fill old divine voids, long already there, pierce black matter, streak with dark mists. See the divine Athena, wise, simple, sure, solar too, — one comes from afar to pray under the radiance of her aegis, and to recollect relegere on the threshold of her altar, on her calm Acropolis.

It is said that the dreams of the wise, the hatreds of the people, the tears, the loves and the gods pass. I prefer to believe that they slide eternally, into nameless oblivion, an endless drift, but no, they will not pass.

On the contrary, they grow, and always multiply. Like God Himself. This God whom, out of faith or fear, fierce monotheists say they want to « unify » in words only. Those who pronounce His plural, intangible name, Elohim, still read in this plural the « One », the unique, alone, singular « One ».

They also assign the defined article to His name: the Elohim. Ha-Elohim ii. In Arabic, too : « Al » Lah. And death is promised, surely, to all others, to those who, they say, « multiply Him, » — in word or thought, by action or omission…. A crucified Muslim, a saint and martyr, at the beginning of the 10th century A.

The « One », — image, or even idol, of pure abstraction, worshipping itself, in its solitude. Maybe, God is neither one, nor multiple, nor the One, nor the Other, nor defined, nor undefined, but all of that at once. Only one thing seems to be sure: He is nothing of what they say He is. How is it possible to attribute an attribute to Him, if He is unity as such?

What blindness! What derision! What pride! But if He is not the One, from a grammatical and ontological viewpoint, what sort of grammar and ontolgy can we use to say what He really is? Some of these rays even dance within us, with in our souls. The word skia is found in the Gospel several times, for example:.

And upon those who sat in the region and the shadow skia of death, the light has risen. The God Surya is deceived by this faithful shadow, which seems to be in appearance His own shadow.

Translated literally: « And Elohim created Adam in his image bi-tsalmou , in the image bi-tslem Elohim created him. Perhaps it is not even an image, then, but only a shadow? Was there an influence of the Vedic myth on the biblical myth of the creation of man? One cannot say. On the other hand, it is obvious that some fundamental archetypes remain, beyond time and cultures, which are properly human, undoubtedly coming from the dark depths, where many shadows indeed reign.

It is not so surprising, in fact, that one of the deepest archetypes attaches precisely the idea of shadow to the deepest nature of man. Memories of childhood and youth. Prayer on the Acropolis. The Book of the Word.

Translation by Chawki Abdelamir and Philippe Delarbre. In John Stratton Hawley, Donna Marie Wulff ed. Motilal Banarsidas. The stammering child, the fluent poet, the sure sage, the inspired prophet, all tried and continue trying their own ways and speaking their voices.

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