Aquarian Mythology - Film Score Rundowns

Scorpio rules the Lower Self, known as Hades or the Underworld. The lyre of Orpheus
charmed the guardians of the gates (Libra). This refers to the power of the higher
vibrations of the Soul and their enticement of the Lower Mind out of the physical body.
On his return from the underworld Orpheus is said to have established the Mysteries. He
was torn apart by the Thracian women. This refers to the dismemberment of the god or
Christ into each human body. The lyre of Orpheus is the harmony of the Seven Rays and
the Seven Sacred Planets or Seven Spirits
before the throne in Revelation. The Monads fall into incarnation along one or other of
the Seven Rays. The head and lyre of Orpheus are said to be enshrined in Lesbos, where
they sing to this day for those who have ears to hear the Divine Musician or Gandharva.
The Orphic Mysteries
Apuleius was arrayed like the Sun (Higher Self) and wore a zodiacal robe. In the Orphic
Tablets there is the phrase, "I am a child of the earth and the starry heaven, but my race is
of heaven alone."
The Soul passes through the waters of Letha (forgetfulness) just as we ourselves lose the
knowledge of our spiritual heritage when we descend into the physical body, because we
lose the ability to transfer our consciousness at will through the bridge or antahkarana
into our Higher Self.
The soul sees the White Cypress. The Tree of Life contains the purified or sublimated
energies of the Personality (the lower triad on the Tree) which are gathered up by the
Higher Self at death. However, the Higher Self can instruct the Personality during life if
the bridge of consciousness has been re-established by the practise of meditation.
This is the marriage of Cana where the Waters (Lunar) of the lower Personality
(P) are transformed by Christ (the Higher Self) into the wine of spiritual
consciousness in the Individuality (I).
"Hail to thou who hast endured the Suffering ... thou hast become god from man."
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