(The Gnostic Pentagram: a symbol of divine aid against negative forces; often utilized in prayers to protect oneself and home)
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Spiritual DefenseThe kingdom of heaven suffereth violence, and the violent take it by force. ―Matthew 11:12 The work of initiation is fraught with difficulties, obstacles, and tribulations. When students seek to develop their true internal, divine potential, they must inevitably face the resistance of their own mind and those of negative entities who do not want them to progress on the spiritual path. This is why the way to life that Jesus of Nazareth taught is “straight and narrow” and which “few find” (Matthew 7:14). Fortunately, Christ and other prophets provided tools, meditations, and weapons to defend initiates from degenerative influences and to prevent the corrosion of their spirituality. By learning how to invoke and remember divinity in times of danger, any ordeal or suffering can be overcome and transformed into understanding, wisdom, and the betterment of humanity.
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Related Books: The Divine Science, A Gnostic Prayer Book, The Revolution of Beelzebub
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Basics of Spiritual Defense"The best weapon that a human being can use in life is a correct psychological state." ―Samael Aun Weor, Treatise of Revolutionary Psychology
A foundational outline of how to spiritually protect yourself for those beginning to seriously practice the Gnostic work. |
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Psychic Attacks and Their RemediesThere are many ways that negative forces can inhibit, impede, and block our conscious development. However, there also exist numerous proven and effective methods for nullifying such obstacles. Discover the ways that we sabotage our own spirituality, but more importantly, how to preserve it against specific types of psychic aggression from both within and without.
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Guidelines for Spiritual WarriorsDiscover the qualifications and practices of a genuine spiritual warrior: one who identifies, comprehends, and eliminates inner vulnerabilities, realizes selflessness, and embodies unwavering compassion for those who suffer―especially one’s enemies.
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How to Be a Gnostic PriestA real priest is a magician, from the Indo-European root mag or Persian magush: an initiate who masters his or her own psychology and the inferior elements of nature. Magic, therefore, is the ability of the consciousness to influence the inner and outer cosmos, either with purity of mind and harmony with superior law, or with animal desire in violation of divine commands. Develop power as a magician over your own inner universe and benefit humanity through the three disciplines of the Gnostic priesthood: ceremonial, elemental, and sexual magic.
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