Door way to Life and Death

The door I am going to talk about first is the door way of death and Life. Their is not just one doorway or two door ways.. No it is not that simple ... Not at all.

Here is an example...

Three years ago a Man's Wife died.. The wife did not pass away properly she is in limbo or still on earth. Perhaps you would say she is a spirit. Three years later the Man dies and when he dies he finds out his wife has been following him for the past three years.

He sees a door in front of him but not the actual door in the hospital. In the hospital this door is seen just as a plain door to the Bathroom... But to him the door is made of fine wood but it has cracks and its handle is cold. This door way was on the door was closed. He walked and when he saw his wife he pulled her to him and try to force her through the door... Why did he do such things?

The Wife struggled. She had learned that she could only go to her door and her door was locked... Was it locked because she was not ready or was it locked because she had something else to do...

The Door open and a strange shadow waiting for him but he called to the Wife to come instead of him.. Was it for her really? She pulled forth for the shadow had the negative vibe she felt so often now.. Thanks to her death she had become more of an receptive for such things.

But the wife of the ghost struggled and pushed her Husband into the Door. The Shadow screamed for he did not want him.. even though truly it was his door. But the shadow want her purity.. Her innocence or kindness. Later is was found to the Wife that her husband was cruel and was not what she thought he was... What was he.. well that is for her to only know. She still wanders .. Is she wondering due to finding her door or is she wondering to find something?

It was later said she found her door when she saw her door it was pure white and when she opened it she found herself opening her eyes and blood and water around her body was cold and she saw a bright light and she cried out and found herself looking into a women eyes as though she was the precious thing in the world.

We all have door ways the doorways to death are mysterious and yet not very understandable. Was the Man going to hell? Was the wife actually missing something for her to pas on.. Or did she had to wait the right time to be reborn? Death leaves us many mysterious. And from this we learn something and ask more questions because of it

Now you may disagree on this but take a moment and think if your own door way has a property you have yet to unlock?

SEA SALT

Sea salt is a common occurrence with me. I use it in cooking as well as rituals. Did you know Feng shui has connection to Sea salt? 

With feng shui Sea salt improves stability and purifies chi. 

The sea salt connects to our blood to our sweat and tears. Which is why it has such a powerful influence in our inner chi. The salt will draw in the chi in the room. Taking away any stagnant or stale chi. 

Place a bowl of sea salt(Two table spoons in a small ramekin dishes) in north east or south west of you residence . Change every two months. 

Sprinkle it on the floor(before you go to bed vacuum the next day or throw it out the home.). I usually use a bowl of sea salt to conjure the desire effects of using the salt.

Pan

Pan is the cheif.. He is Hermes Son. a noisy merry God, the Homeric hymn in his honorcalls him. But he was part animal as well.

Pan has Goat horns and Goat Hooves instead of feet.

he was the Goatherds God... And the shpards god.. And also gay(meaning Happy) compainion to the Nymphs.

When they danced.. All wild places were his home, thickets and forests and mountians. But Pans most Favorite place was Arcady...

Arcady where he was born. He is a wondeful musician .. upon his pipes of reeds he plays a melody as sweet as a nightingale.

He was always in love with one of the nymphs or another.. But he always was rejected supposedly because of his uglyness..(Intruth Homer did not describe how Pan Looks he actually looks quite charming.)

-Edith Hamiltonn-

Bastet

Goddess of The Protection of the Royal House and of the Two Lands.

The Goddess that grants birth and Joy.

Protector of Women and Children.

Protector of the Felines.

The Grand Goddess who brings Good Fortune.

Along with Dance and Music.

Goddess who is Beautiful with every Step.

Cautious but full of strength.

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Appearance -Of a cat or Human Form with a Cats head. At ancient times she was first depicted in some arts as a Lioness.

Sacred Animal : Cats

Symbols : cat, lioness, sistra, Udjat-eye.

Area once Worshiped Delta city of Bubastis.

Other names : Bast, Bastis, the Tearer, Bubastis, Pacht, Pasht Pasch, Ubast, Ubasti, Ba en Aset(the soul of Aset)

Other Titles: "Lady of the East", "the Light Bearer", "Lady of Truth" and "Goddess of the Birth Chamber"

Offerings : Sweet liquids mint, catnip, honey, raw meat, perfumes and ointment

First Appearance Around 3000BC.

Bastet is seen in some text as Daughter of Aset andOsiris . Sister of

Horus . As well as other text she has been seen as the Daughter of Ra. Bastet was said to be the daughter of Ra himself and legend has it that she defended her aging parent against his only real enemy, the serpent Apep, a representation, no doubt, of the eternal force of evil or darkness.

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Cemeteries of mummified felines have been unearthed by archaeologists bastards of English merchants sold thousands of those mummies as fertilizer.

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Peppermint

Common item that we all know which is made from treats we can all enjoy. Peppermint is a great creation Nature has given us.

It is fresh and minty.

Peppermint comes from the Family Labiatae or Lamioaceae.

You can find Peppermint all over the world and is easily maintain with proper care. The main Locations of Peppermint is- America, China, Brazil, Bulgaria, Germany, England, Morocco, Italy, Spain, Tasmania, and Holland.

When using Peppermint it has incredible amount of therapeutic capabilities if applied correctly. It is Analgesic, Decongestant, Digest-ant, Distiro, Stimulant, and Antiseptic.

Peppermint is a perennial herb with green steams and leafs with lovely small flowers that are of the color white.

When using Oils- I use mix the one or more of the following- Lemon, Lavender, Rosemary, Eucalyptus and Lemon.

I use Organic herbs ONLY! With no fake bi-products that are chemical based.

Mafdet

Unlike the other deities discussed in this chapter, Mafdet (or Maftet) was not based on lion or domestic cat imagery. As to exactly what animal she was there is some confusion, but she was certainly feline. Different sources claim she was a cheetah, a lynx or a leopard. Her name means 'runner', which seems to favour the idea she was a cheetah, but she is most popularly regarded as a lynx. Mafdet was certainly a ferocious goddess, as were most of the feline deities. In the Pyramid Texts, she is described as killing a serpent with her claws. The mere touch of her claws was apparently lethal to snakes. She reputedly leapt upon the necks of serpents and was also famous for slaying scorpions. In one instance, she is described as having braided hair, which could symbolise the bodies of scorpions and snakes that she killed.

There is little doubt that Mafdet is a very ancient goddess, predating both Bast and Sekhmet. The details of her worship have mostly been lost, although a representation of her does appear on a vase that was found at a royal tomb in Abydos, which dates from between 2950-2800 BC. It's likely that she is of African origin.

Mafdet is mentioned twice in the Book of the Dead. In one chapter she is reported as cutting off the head of a serpent, while in another, she is called upon to prevent the deceased from being bitten by snakes in the underworld. The following is taken from E A Budge's version of Chapter Twenty-Four:

'Oh Serpent! I am the flame which shineth upon the Opener of hundreds of thousands of years, and the standard of the god Tenpu, the standard of young plants and flowers. Depart ye from me, for I am the divine Mafdet.'

It seems that Mafdet can be either male or female, being referred to in different places as a lynx goddess or a lynx god. In our own group's encounters with this deity, he has so far manifested in our visualisations as male, a guide through the realm of shadows, an opener of the way. We have yet to ascertain whether this interpretation bears any true resemblance to original Egyptian belief.

According to 'The Witch's Goddess' by Janet and Stuart Farrar, Mafdet's titles are 'Lady of the Castle of Life' and 'Slayer of Serpents'. Regarding the former title, as far as we're aware, castles were not a common feature of the Egyptian landscape. Perhaps this title would be better interpreted as 'Lady of the Palace of Life', or 'Lady of the House of Life'
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Nobody is to love

When you love, you have to become nobody. If you remain somebody, then love never happens. When you love a person – even for a single moment love happens and flows between two persons – there are two nothingnesses, not two persons. If you have ever had any experience of love, you can understand.

Two lovers sitting by each other’s side, or two nothingnesses sitting together – only then the meeting is possible because barriers are broken, boundaries thrown away. The energy can move from here to there; there is no hindrance. And only in such a moment of deep love is orgasm possible.

When two lovers are making love, and if they are both no-selves, nothingnesses, then orgasm happens. Then their body energy, their whole being, loses all identity; they are no more themselves – they have fallen into the abyss. But this can happen only for a moment: again they regain, again they start clinging. That’s why people become afraid in love also.

In deep love people are afraid of becoming mad, or going to die – of what will happen. The abyss opens its mouth, the whole existence yawns, and you are suddenly there and you can fall into it. One becomes scared of love, then people remain satisfied with sex and they call their sex ”love.”
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