Gnosticism: Archons

The Archonic Dream Harvest

May 24, 2026 - Reading time: 3 minutes

I am providing a small summary for those that suspect their energy reserves are not where they need to be even after hours of sleep.

1. Offering Food: The Law of Astral Consumption

Ancient Gnosticism: Texts from the Nag Hammadi library describe Archons as cosmic jailers who use the material senses to intoxicate the soul. Offering "food" or "sweetness" in a dream is an astral metaphor for getting the soul to feed on material desires, which ultimately allows them to feed on you.

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Reincarnation

Immortality through Reincarnation: P2

May 22, 2026 - Reading time: 2 minutes

Reincarnation is merely a tool to be used to quantify the divine spirit's immortality for the nebulously aligned personalities. After much consideration, one could spend the better part of a few millennia perfecting this technique mentioned in the initial article. Of course the (Lords or Karma) are astutely aware of their mastership of worship of their ouroboros.

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Required Reading

Required Reading: Book List Starter Pack

May 22, 2026 - Reading time: ~1 minute

  1. Lesser Key of Solomon Laurence Version.
  2. Baneful Majick; E.A. Koetting
  3. Black Magic; Michael A. Aquino
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Required Reading

Required Reading: Chaos Matrix

May 22, 2026 - Reading time: ~1 minute

A good resource for chaos basics:  http://www.chaosmatrix.org/library/chaos.php

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Pre-2013

Vintage Commentary 10 years or older Research: Familial Parasitism

May 21, 2026 - Reading time: 2 minutes

I'm coining my own term, Familial Parasitism. The lesser spoken quality of human existence.

Whether it be psychological, financial, or cultural, it makes it no difference.

How do I define Familial Parasitism?

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Required Reading

Required Reading: Apocryphon of John

May 21, 2026 - Reading time: ~1 minute

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The Secret Writing According to John:  A Public Domain Synoptic Translation  NHC II, 1 // NHC IV, 1 // BG 8502 // NHC III, 1  by Samuel Zinner  The following translation has been committed to the public domain and may be freely copied and used, changed or  unchanged, for any purpose. This version of the texts from the Nag Hammadi Codices and the Berlin Codex was  translated by Samuel Zinner and edited by Mark M. Mattison. The Nag Hammadi codices were written in the fourth  century, subsequently buried, and then discovered in 1945.

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