Judas is a complex character in the story of the life of Jesus. He of course is known for betraying Jesus, selling him out for thirty pieces of silver. Those are the superficial details of a far more expansive archetype with far reaching implications for our own lives. That said, at the core of said archetype is one very simple, basic Truth: our Inner Judas is that which betrays our Innermost Intimate Christ. How, exactly? Why? It is too easy to say "I am not tempted by money or worldly gain," and dismiss this notion of an "Inner Judas" altogether. Except there is no money inside of us. Our Inner Judas deals with an entirely different kind of currency. What is it? And how can we know when we are trading in that currency? Not just in exchange for the betrayal of our True Self, but the betrayal of our True Self's True Self...our Innermost Intimate Christ. Join us as we SEEK Self-Evident Experiential Knowledge of our Inner Judas, and the many ways in which he betrays not just our Individuated Essence of The Logos within, but by extension, others and all beings.

Judas is a complex character in the story of the life of Jesus. He of course is known for betraying Jesus, selling him out for thirty pieces of silver. Those are the superficial details of a far more expansive archetype with far reaching implications for our own lives. That said, at the core of said archetype is one very simple, basic Truth: our Inner Judas is that which betrays our Innermost Intimate Christ. How, exactly? Why? It is too easy to say "I am not tempted by money or worldly gain," and dismiss this notion of an "Inner Judas" altogether. Except there is no money inside of us. Our Inner Judas deals with an entirely different kind of currency. What is it? And how can we know when we are trading in that currency? Not just in exchange for the betrayal of our True Self, but the betrayal of our True Self's True Self...our Innermost Intimate Christ. Join us as we SEEK Self-Evident Experiential Knowledge of our Inner Judas, and the many ways in which he betrays not just our Individuated Essence of The Logos within, but by extension, others and all beings.

They say lust is the mother of all egos...desire. Lust for fame (pride). For fortune (greed). For comfort and security (fear). Lust for power (dominance & control, also fear). But is this an over simplification of matters? And why was "fear" not listed among the "Seven Deadly Sins" of St. Augustine? Why did Samael Aun Weor cite fear as the greatest ego he had to overcome? There is more here than meets the eye. Join us as we delve deeper into the relationship between fear and lust, the father and mother of all egos.

They say lust is the mother of all egos...desire. Lust for fame (pride). For fortune (greed). For comfort and security (fear). Lust for power (dominance & control, also fear). But is this an over simplification of matters? And why was "fear" not listed among the "Seven Deadly Sins" of St. Augustine? Why did Samael Aun Weor cite fear as the greatest ego he had to overcome? There is more here than meets the eye. Join us as we delve deeper into the relationship between fear and lust, the father and mother of all egos.

So much has been said already about Queen Elizabeth II's passing. Even that it took place two years ago. Such conspiracies of details aside, we shan't be delving too deep into anything which may offend those with a particularly active reptilian brain, if you catch our meaning. But some genuine clarity needs to be shed on the events which have now "officially transpired" in the grand melodrama of the ruling family of the Commonwealth of Nations playing out on the world stage.

TL:DR: There is a shadow growing in the East. We gaze down from our tower on high and judge it inferior; unworthy of the resplendence we have known in ages past in the West: shores which seem so very distant now. Our expectations, beliefs, judgments, all warranted by our reckoning. Yet the darkness lurks, grows just beyond our sight. We hunt high and low for it. Find its mark always afar. Yet we cannot shake the dread sense of its approach. Still its True stronghold remains hidden… surely in the one place we have not thought to search for it…where we *dare not* search for it.

Far too many self-styled 'spiritual seekers,' have an altogether insufficient understanding of the Path. Even in the world of esotericism, there are a great many misconceptions around 'receiving initiations.' Most do not comprehend what initiations are, who they are for, and what they decidedly are NOT: ceremonies whereby we mortal vessels are welcomed with open arms to the sounds of heralding trumpets into The Halls of Amenti.

Far too many self-styled 'spiritual seekers,' have an altogether insufficient understanding of the Path. Even in the world of esotericism, there are a great many misconceptions around 'receiving initiations.' Most do not comprehend what initiations are, who they are for, and what they decidedly are NOT: ceremonies whereby we mortal vessels are welcomed with open arms to the sounds of heralding trumpets into The Halls of Amenti.