Djinn Metatheology (38.4)
January 23
The first morning of Magick training had been completed and Sophie and Alliona were more than excited. The kitchen grannies had cooked a wonderful lunch featuring three kinds of homemade sausage. The sausage was served with fresh bread and several kinds of mustard. A light salad of cucumber, onion, and radish filled each serving plate.
Eleanor was beaming with childhood pride. She told Sophie and Alliona, “Guess what, I helped make the bread. Granny told me what to pour into the bowel and how to mix it all up. I was not allowed to use the oven for Granny said I was too small. Do you like our bread, Sophie and Alliona?”
Everyone agreed. The bread was tasty and the texture perfect.
After lunch, the group returned to the Library for more religious lore. Lydia began, “The Djinn do not have any necessity to baptize babies as they carry no sin and so are born without egoism or greed. Morever, the Djinn living under the protection of the Holy Family are unable to manifest the evils which lead to the Great Djinn War. We no longer carry the physical nor the psychoistic taints and know factually that the Teachings of Ariel’s Holy Brother are True.
“I guess we can say that we are a new species arising from out of the flawed one. Based upon our history, I would say that Gabriel’s analysis of the human race and the solution to its dismal predicament is already known, but how to implement is not. Humans are flawed in that they have no conception of the intrinsic value difference between persons capable of bringing the Divine into the world and those who are no more than the ‘walking dead’ of the New Testament. It is a pity.”
Sophie noted, “Lydia, the fact that individual, conscious Djinn would work together, intentionally and unbiasedly, so discover and accept their own genetic flaw is beyond belief. Even more amazing is the fact that once discovered that such a society would actually rid themselves of such defects, for the benefit of all Djinn. This would never happen on Earth for the politicians revel in egoism and greed and would prevent such good works.”
Lydia replied, “The human situation is much more problematic, I am afraid. But, I would like to provide the Djinn explanation as to why humans believe in original sin. The explanation has nothing to do with a mythical Garden created for an original man and woman to steward. Adam and Eve, the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, the Serpent, the Apple, Disobedience and constitutional walks with the Holy Father are stories created for political reasons. Nothing more.
“Adam and Eve were never banished literally from the Garden of Eden; so there was no Fall from Grace and Goodness. The actuality is that every child is born into goodness based upon its genetics. The new baby has no awareness of self versus not-self, cannot reason, cannot recognize feelings, and is essentially functioning at a very primitive level. A newborn is incapable of greed, hate, egoism, like or dislike, or any more advanced capabilities. Newborns automatically respond in a manner so to appease hunger, cold, hot, fear, or overstimulation. It is just like a cute puppy.
“However, as the child develops, it begins to differentiate self from not-self, mine from not-mine, how to be pleased, how to manipulate its care-givers. This development is normal as a child needs to develop a working ego and set of moral standards. This is a time when a child learns about altruism and egoism, selfishness and charity, justice and mercy, and so on.
“But, the proper development of the child, so to become a responsible adult is rarely achieved, as social education interferes. A responsible adult has found a method so to express more altruism than egoism in daily life. He or she has seen the original goodness living within ones being, the goodness seen in the innocent newborn, has not been lost, just forgotten. He or she consciously works using the Ego so empower such original goodness so it will overcome his or her tendency for greed, aversion, and egoism. A responsible being has rediscovered the Kingdom of Heaven and Godliness Within. He or she still functions in the normal social world using his or her Ego, but, is now attached to the Kingdom Within and so his or her actions are much less injurious to self and others.
“The real Fall is from ‘original goodness’ into the ‘state of evolutionary egoism and greed.’ The Esoteric Christian Martinist Orders of Earth describe the Fall as a person ‘Lost in the Forest of Errors.’ A rather accurate summary, I think.
Reintegration does not lead to Heaven or God, it simply means that a man or woman has become conscious of whom and what the creature is, who and what the kesdjan self is, how to birth an immortal soul, how to live as the Holy Family desires, and how to live as a Real Man and a Real Woman.
“It would have been much better if mankind had dispensed with the fabulous and simply observed the obvious. This is why it is said ‘mankind is asleep and dead.’ Let me review so there is no misunderstanding,
[1] The First Significant Difference is that the Djinn never compiled a physical book of scriptures. We have no Old Testament, New Testament, or Quran to puzzle over wondering whether or not the words are truly those of the Holy Family. Instead, our original Holy Scriptures were directly and indelibly impressed upon the conjoint Djinn Meta-Consciousness, as astral information, or astral engrams. The syntax and semantics of our astral engrams cannot be changed by any entity outside of the Holy Family. As every Djinn of responsible age can read our Holy Canon, none can argue or distort its Sacred Content and Intentions for our race.
[2] The Second Significant Difference between Djinn Christianity and Human Christianity. The Law of the Trinity is simply an operational cut of the underlying, Superior Law of the Tetrad. Creation is only possible by restriction of a portion of the Infinite so to create a transfinite phase space. When I speak of the Law of the Tetrad, I am discussing concepts most difficult for normal human reasoning. It must be understood by the higher rationality available through the Noble Organ.
Imagine a bipyramid in your mindspace. Label the uppermost point, the Unfathomable, and the lowermost point the Unmanifested Holy Spirit. Place the following upon each of the four horizontal points of the bipyramid, Father, Mother, Daughter, and Son. The four points representing the true Holy Family, denoted in mankind’s Old Testament by the plural term, ‘Elohim.’ This is the reason God and the Elohim are mentioned in Bereshis 1:27, though with some confusion.
The Holy Family represents the four divisions of the Divine manifested as the Elohim. The Unfathomable and the Divine Family are aeternum et omnipraesens. The Elohim are not, God the Absolute, but are a fourfold division of God’s Will. This pyramid can be pictured outside of Creation. Using terms from the Kabbalah, Kether can be considered the spacetime beginning point through which the Elohim manifests our universe via the Spirit of God, or the Holy Ghost.
[3] The Third Significant Difference between Biblical Dogma and the Djinn Holy Canon concerns our celebration of the ‘original goodness’ that a newborn creature is born into. We have no spiritual concept of an ‘original sin’ committed by the ‘first man and woman.’
“Any questions, my dearies,” asked Lydia?
TO BE CONTINUED