Aztec Christic Magic Samael Aun Weor - Gran Fratervidad Tao ...
Aztec Christic Magic Samael Aun Weor - Gran Fratervidad Tao ...
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<strong>Aztec</strong> <strong>Christic</strong> <strong>Magic</strong><br />
V.M. SAMAEL AUN WEOR<br />
sometimes even kills with his sole presence, hidden, lies in wait for his victims. The sun<br />
of truth rises in the human being and illuminates his world when he lifts his mind from<br />
the darkness of ignorance and selfishness into the light of wisdom and altruism. A<br />
symbol of this state of consciousness in the human being is the pair of eagle eyes that,<br />
upon the tarsus feet of Coatlicue, try to see towards the infinite.<br />
Practice<br />
We recommend you choose a private place in any of your rooms, so that every week, in<br />
that place, upon a small desk or table, you can study these chapters. A white mantle, a<br />
small wooden or metallic cross and the light of two lit candles made of wax or paraffin<br />
must not be missing upon that desk. Choose the hour from any day of the week, for<br />
instance, Thursday from 9 to 10 or from 10 to 11 p.m. Before performing the invocation<br />
of Camazotz, the Bat God, you must during three days nourish yourself only with fruits,<br />
legumes, rye bread and milk. Do not be afraid to perform the invocation of Camazotz<br />
with whom you have to confront yourself to successfully continue on our studies. The<br />
soul purified by love and sincere devotion to his internal God must neither fear anything<br />
nor anybody, but only fear itself. Keep such an experience of the path of your life only<br />
for you.<br />
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Chapter 17<br />
Xochipilli<br />
In the museum of Anthropology and History of Mexico City is found Xochipilli seated<br />
upon a beautiful carved basaltic cube. The knees on high and his legs crossed as the cross<br />
of Saint Andrew, his hands above his knees with their respective index and thumbs in<br />
contact. His sight is towards the in He wears great earrings made of jade, an armor chest<br />
with tassels that end as tiger paws or serpent’s fangs, and upon the center of his armor are<br />
shown two suns with a big half moon upon each one of them. He has bracelets and<br />
kneecaps that are finished as six petaled flowers; leg-armor with paws which seize his<br />
ankles, and upon his leg-armor there are two bellflowers whose corollas are downwardly<br />
spreading; one with six seeds and the other with fire. He is wearing cactlis whose lashes<br />
are graciously knotted upon his feet.<br />
Xochipilli: xochith “flower” pilli, “principal” God of agriculture, flowers, music, song,<br />
poetry and dance. “Flowers and chants are the most elevated things that exist on the earth<br />
so as to enter into the ambits of the truth; “this is what the Tlamatinime taught in the<br />
Calmecac. This is why all their philosophy is tinted with the most pure poetic tinge. The<br />
face of Xochipilli is impassible; yet, his heart is overflowing with happiness.<br />
The annals state that “Sun-4-Air”, or Ehecatonatinuh, is Quetzalcoatl, the luminous<br />
dragon, hermaphrodite God of the winds which blows from the east throughout the four<br />
cardinal points. His consort or equal is Cihuacoatl, the woman-serpent. Quetzalcoad<br />
arrived from Venus and returned to Venus. Therefore, when the Sun is still over the<br />
horizon irradiating its last rays of gold, the afternoon star, the soul of Quetzalcoatl starts<br />
to shine with its firsts trembling lights.<br />
After the “Sun-4-Ocelotl”, Quetzalcoatl bled his phallus and made penance with<br />
Apantecuhtli, Huictlolinqui, Tepanquezqui, Tiallamanac and Tzotenco in order to create<br />
the human beings who would populate Anahuac anew. Such a sacrifice was performed in<br />
Tamoanchan (house from where we descended) and made possible the entrance of life<br />
within the bones of the giants who were devoured by the tigers, and who were brought by<br />
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