Chapters of the Story
The Father
Adam Kadman - the original divine blueprint
Adamah - The creation of Man - The Son
Evah - the feminine counterpart of the soul
Eternal Bliss in the Garden of Eden
The fall - eating the fruit
The Son of Man & the Son of God: Fully Human, Fully Divine.
Sepher Raziel: Archangel Raziel & The Book of Raziel
The Flood - destruction of civilization and the survival of the few
- Noah’s Ark
The Book of Revelation - a mystic dream-vision of … “the entire book of relevation plays out in the magicians psyche”
An outline of the Story of the Bible and the Judeo-Christian-Western Occult/Mystical story
- The Father - Ain, Ain Soph, Ain Soph Aur
- Creation of Existence
- Creation of Adam
- Existence in the Garden
- Rebellion and Fall
- Exile onto Earth
- Adam formed from the mud - angels fallen into earthly bodies
- Cain and Abel - conflict, violence, fratracide
- Seth - the Seed
- ….
- The Tower of Babel
- The Deluge, Noah’s Flood, the Ark
- Abraham
- Enslavement in Egypt
- Moses
- The Law
- The ark of the covenent
- Wandering the Desert
- The Promised Land, the land of Milk and Honey
- David, Psalms, Slaying of Goliath
- Solomon - magician-king - binder of demons and builder of the temple
- The fall of the kingdom, exile, Bablyonian Captivity
- Prophets
- the building of the 2nd temple
- Pharisees, Saducees, and Essenes - the religion has become a political structure and dogmatic cult, but an inner mystical secret society remains true to the tradition
- Essenes and the preparing for the Teacher of Righteousness
- Birth of Jesus
- Training
- Ministry
- Passion
- Crucifixion, Death, Resurrection
- Ascension
- Pentecost - the proliferating of the Christ consciousness throughout humanity and the world.
- The 2nd Coming - 2000 years later, the Christ returns as a state of consciousness and humanity truly begins to awaken to the Sonship
- ……
- The upward journey to Atonement with God.
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Outline of the Judeo-Christian and Western Occult/Mystical Story
- The Father - Ain, Ain Soph, Ain Soph Aur
- The infinite, unknowable source; boundless nothingness, infinite potential, and limitless light in Kabbalistic tradition.
- Creation of Existence
- God creates the universe ex nihilo, establishing heavens, earth, and cosmic order (Genesis 1).
- Creation of Adam
- God forms Adam from dust, breathing life into him, created in divine image (Genesis 1:26-27, 2:7).
- Existence in the Garden
- Adam and Eve live in Eden, in harmony with God, with access to the Tree of Life but forbidden the Tree of Knowledge (Genesis 2:8-17).
- Rebellion and Fall
- Eve, tempted by the serpent, and Adam eat the forbidden fruit, gaining knowledge of good and evil, leading to spiritual separation from God (Genesis 3:1-7).
- Exile onto Earth
- Expulsion from Eden; Adam and Eve face mortality and labor outside paradise (Genesis 3:16-24).
- Angels Fallen into Earthly Bodies
- Mystical interpretation: Adam’s creation from earth parallels fallen angels bound to material existence (Kabbalistic and Gnostic traditions).
- Cain and Abel - Conflict, Violence, Fratricide
- Cain kills Abel out of jealousy, introducing sin and violence; Cain is cursed to wander (Genesis 4:1-16).
- Seth - The Seed
- Seth, Adam’s third son, continues the righteous lineage, replacing Abel (Genesis 4:25-26).
- Generations and Degeneration
- Humanity multiplies; sin increases through descendants like Lamech (Genesis 4:17-5:32).
- The Tower of Babel
- Humanity’s prideful attempt to build a tower to heaven; God scatters them with diverse languages (Genesis 11:1-9).
- The Deluge, Noah’s Flood, the Ark
- God floods the earth to cleanse wickedness; Noah, chosen for righteousness, builds an ark to save his family and animals (Genesis 6:5-9:17).
- Abraham
- God calls Abram, establishes a covenant, promising land and descendants; renamed Abraham, father of nations (Genesis 12:1-17:27).
- Enslavement in Egypt
- Abraham’s descendants, the Israelites, are enslaved in Egypt for generations (Exodus 1:8-14).
- Moses
- Moses, raised in Pharaoh’s court, is called by God to lead the Israelites out of Egypt (Exodus 2-4).
- The Law
- God gives Moses the Torah and Ten Commandments at Sinai, establishing Israel’s covenant (Exodus 19-20).
- The Ark of the Covenant
- A sacred vessel housing the Tablets of the Law, symbolizing God’s presence (Exodus 25:10-22).
- Wandering the Desert
- Israelites wander 40 years in the wilderness due to disobedience, learning faith and reliance on God (Numbers 14:33-34).
- The Promised Land, the Land of Milk and Honey
- Under Joshua, Israelites enter Canaan, conquering the land God promised (Joshua 1-12).
- David, Psalms, Slaying of Goliath
- David, anointed king, defeats Goliath, authors Psalms, and unites Israel (1 Samuel 17, Psalms).
- Solomon - Magician-King, Binder of Demons, Builder of the Temple
- The Fall of the Kingdom, Exile, Babylonian Captivity
- Prophets
- Building of the Second Temple