We are all fallen angels

Two reasons

1. the desire to replace God our Creator. To create our self and our world
2. The desire to be special and better than the rest

The desire for the Son to be no longer the created, the effect, but to supplant God as first Cause, to be their own creator. This was a motive to be separate from God.

The desire to be special, to be better than your creator

Each Son wanted to be God’s favorite, to be a special Son in God’s eyes This includes the belief that there are many Sons and our desire to be first among them. To be separate from the other Sons. Out of these thoughts came a whole reality-experience This is what every thought does—produces an experience that validates that thought.

cast out of heaven due to this insane hubris

The original intense blue sky has faded due to light exposure, leaving only the vermilion red of Satan’s flesh and red ochre in his wings intact, highlighting the artwork’s physical degradation over time.

Notably, Blake reverses the traditional positions of the scepter and orb, placing the scepter in the left hand and the orb in the right, a deliberate artistic choice to signify Satan’s perversity and pretense, as these symbols are normally held in the right and left hands respectively during British coronation ceremonies. This inversion underscores his fraudulent claim to divine authority and foreshadows his ignominious fall.

The orb and scepter in Satan’s hands symbolize the power and authority granted by God, while his placement on the heavenly mountain—surrounded by tiny, joyful figures representing precious stones and musical instruments—evokes Eden as a cosmic temple.

reflecting the idea that Satan was originally perfect in God’s creation.

“Thou wast perfect in thy ways from the day that thou wast created, till iniquity was found in thee,” - Ezekiel 28:15

William Blake's artwork Satan in His Original Glory: 'Thou wast Perfect till Iniquity was Found in Thee', created circa 1805, depicts Satan before his fall from grace, portraying him as a being of immense beauty and divine authority

Gustav_Doré,_Satan_Confronting_Sin_and_Death_at_the_Gates_of_Hell,_c_1880

Illustration for Paradise Lost, Satan startled by Ithuriel and Zephon - John Martin, c.1830.

The Holy Grail was made of the green emerald that fell out of Lucifer’s shining pearl diadem during the fall. The discovery/creation of "Philosophers' Stone" is the recovery of that fallen stone.

The human being IS that stone that feel from Lucifer's diadem and got lost and stuck and buried in the earth, that the task is to find the stone, clean it, shape it, polish it, transmute it and turn it back into a perfect flawless diamond or emerald and return to heaven. To return Lucifer back to the Kingdom of Heaven, which is his home as the Son of God, the greatest of his Archangels…

That humanity IS Lucifer, that story is a myth and metaphor of the fall of humanity. Lucifer/Satan is not some external evil entity, that Lucifer/Satan is the fallen humanity.

Satan "The Adversary" is the ego, is the false demiurge that tries to kill and supplant God the One Creator.

The Emerald Stone That Fell From Lucifer’s Diadem

“In Parzival, Wolfram von Eschenbach, citing the authority of Kyot the Provençal, claimed the Grail was a Stone, the sanctuary of the neutral angels who took neither side during Lucifer's rebellion. It is called Lapis exillis, which in alchemy is the name of the philosopher's stone.”

The Grail as Green Emerald from Lucifer’s Diadem During the Fall

The angels of the grail

Angels who do not choose a side between Michael and Lucifer

In Parzival

“The Grail was made of the green emerald that fell out of Lucifer’s shining pearl diadem during the fall. The black Grail is thus a symbol of the lost whole and the golden Holy Grail is the archetype that heals division between the opposites.” - Alchemy, the divine work

Returning the emerald grail stone to the diadem of the ascended Lucifer - reintegration and healing of creation.