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Sisyphus Press -- P.O. Box 10495 State College, Pa. 16805-0495 Father of Lies by Warren Weston For Orders in U.S. only $11.99 plus $12.99 for S&H. AIR MAIL: For Canadian + International Orders (U.S. checks, money orders, or currency only - no Canadian checks, money orders, or currency) |
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Attempt "to discover the principles of world theocracy for which powerful occult groups are labouring," by first examining "the general character of magic and magical symbolism. If these are found in the pagan religions which will be considered next, the Same method will be followed in dealing with various esoteric sects and secret societies."Chapter 4, The Kabbalah, Key to Judaism (p. 49-72), explores the esoteric doctrine of this "pagan" faith from the perspective of the occult, in order to explain "some of the magical practices recorded in ancient Jewish history." ================ Extracts from "The Father of Lies" by Warren Weston (1938) The fundamental doctrine of magic (more correctly, magick) is phallicism. New life is created by the act of generation (the argument runs): therefore the life force is generated by the sexual forces, the union of male and female elements. As represented by the two opposing equilateral triangles: * The triangle with the broad base up is the male principle (spirit of fire - red) Jehovah White and positive. * The triangle with the broad base down is the female principle (spirit of water - blue) Jehovah Black and negative. * The symbolic representation of which is sexual union. (Interestingly enough you will notice that the emblem itself is actually made up of three pairs of triangles with their apexes touching. Each pair collectively represents the number 6, which qualifies the whole symbol as a graphical representation of 666.) Their phallic God is therefore hermaphroditic or bi-sexual. The sexual organs are considered sacred, while the rites and rituals are designed to liberate the passions and the natural instincts from the control of (wait for it) reason. The novice must denounce as fraud the existence of a moral order, together with that of its creator. This is the exact reverse of what the Bible stands for. The creation of the universe (according to the phallic adepts) is the work of the hermaphrodite god. The universe was not created but procreated or engendered by him in successive stages. The god himself is supposed to have been the original and unique emanation of the divine substance of which all things are made. In this role the god is known as Pan, the first principle of nature. Thus man is placed on a par with his creator: both are divine and immortal; man therefore creates when he procreates. No doctrine was ever better designed to destroy reason by self conceit and to degenerate man into lust and crime. In closing, let us recapitulate some of the points concerning the character of magic as follows: Man is attracted to magic by the notion of "getting something for nothing" of the "secret heritage," as opposed to the idea of earning an honest living. Magic appeals to man's baser nature, to his greed and his appetite, most of all to his ego. 1. The magic mirror flatters the ego, by making him believe that he's on a par with God . . . (now where have we heard that before? . . .) At the same time, it distorts his outlook; leads him to reject reason, and to accept nonreason and hypocrisy in its place. Vice becomes virtue. Man becomes the slave of his own ego. 2. The person becomes part of a secret society (whether he knows it, wants it, or not), held together by a common hatred, depravity, and greed. It is one of the thousand or so occult fraternities which secretly worship the phallic god and practice magic for their own ends. These fraternities, which are the plague of humanity, have always exploited religion as a screen for these activities. Good old paganism, in all its forms! Continuing our study of the interlaced triangles, let us make a slight modification by removing most of the triangle with its broad base down and only leave the portion of the base line that passes through the remaining triangle causing a truncation or a "capstone" effect. |
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