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Arcana 13, 2, 3, and 14
מ ב נ
13 2 14
mem beth nun
13 + 2 + 3 = 18
1 + 8 = 9, the Ninth Sphere
In Kabbalah, we have to constantly look at the Hebrew letters. The above capital letters refer to the word of the Master Mason, a word that because of an oath cannot be revealed. The three capital letters can be spoken about separately.
Arcana 7, 8, and 9
The Seventh, Eighth, and Ninth Arcana are “the Three Degrees of the Master.” These are the tools required for the labor in the Great Work.
In the Seventh Arcanum we find the Chariot, the emblem of Triumph. The Eighth Arcanum is Justice, the emblem of equilibrated strength in all directions. The Ninth Arcanum is the Hermit, the emblem of the occult cross and of its quest. All aspirants are looking for this cross, but we know in depth that this cross is the Ninth Sphere, sex.
Arcana 11 and 12
It is clear and evident that the trunks or tablets of the law where the Prophet Moses wisely wrote the ten commandments by command of Jehovah are indeed none other than a double Runic lance, whose phallic significance is widely documented.
It is not irrelevant to emphasize the transcendental idea that two more commandments exist in Mosaic esotericism. I want to refer to the Eleventh and Twelfth Commandments, which are intimately related with the Eleventh and Twelfth Arcana of Kabbalah.
Arcana 6, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, and 20
The Twentieth Arcanum is Resurrection; this is very important: it is stated in occult esotericism that Hiram Abiff or Chiram Osiris is dead in the Ninth Sphere, in the heart of the Earth. It is said that in order to reach the sepulcher, we must pass through the nine underground cellars, the nine strata of the interior of our planetary organism. This Ninth Sphere is in our human organism; it is the sex. Yes, the intimate Christ is dead in the sex, and the resurrection of Him is only possible in the sex.
The Absolute
The substantial content of this work is for a more advanced humanity, because the people of this barbarian epoch are not capable of understanding these things. - Samael Aun Weor
The Absolute is the Being of all Beings. The Absolute is that which is, which always has been, and which always will be. The Absolute is expressed as absolute abstract movement and repose. The Absolute is the cause of Spirit and of matter, but it is neither Spirit nor matter. The Absolute is beyond the mind; the mind cannot understand It. Therefore, we have to intuitively understand its nature.
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