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Any computer programmer, certainly any game developer, will immediately understand when I refer to a “call”. It means that I’ve sent a uniquely recognizable prompt to the Central Processor asking for a specific response. I “call” for an action, perhaps an execution of a sound, plus an animation, say a “spin-around once, and jump up once”, when I trigger TAG=123, for instance.
And anyone with any kind of wired or wireless connection to the internet will know what a dropped call means. If you think of a smartphone as a communications device with unknown entities in some sort of electronic but not necessarily geophysical relationship to you, you’ll get the idea of what it is to “call” or “to call down” an angel.
Uh, before you whip out your Angelic Harp or Singing Bowl or Portable Temple Bell or whatever you use to alert higher-ups that you’ve logged on and are asking for an open channel (I always use Channel “D”, an old habit left over from working at Arena Productions), I must warn you that calls cost you something, and it isn’t money.
The cost is measured in personal aura energy, and the higher distance you call, the more energy it’s going to cost you to counteract the inertia and gravity effects.
You actually don’t normally have enough energy to pay that bill even once.
Tantric methods can give you the energy you need, but then you have to know how to call and who’s safe to call.
On top of that, if you make callings for personal purposes, it costs even more. Best call only to ask for Higher Help in your Work, period, but hey, you’re the driver of your car, you decide between Heaven & Hell.
I’ve decided to give you some Angelic Calling Tools to help you along the way.
Some of them are sort of Enochian, but I’ve made adjustments, so instead of having to learn a whole new very old language such as Hebrew or Aramaic or Greek or Sumerian or Babylonian, you can use a variety of sounding instruments as Angelic Calling Devices.
Doesn’t that sound like fun???
Problem is, unlike people, angels have to work for a living. They don’t have mindless tedium tasks as wage slaves. Angels really don’t have time, energy or allowance from duties to answer your calls based on personal greed, boredom or idle curiosity.
Should any of those be your motive, they will instantly quit the server and mark you down as a griefer, and that’s a hard reputation to live down.
Now demons DO have a lot of time on their hands, and their job descriptions actually include causing grief. Are they really sent by God to torment people? Not any of the Gods I know — they’re simply not into torment.
God-Fearing?
Why fear God, unless God exhibits some of the nastier human characteristics? If you think God is jealous of other Gods, Angry, Ferocious, Mean and Unpredictable, you’ve been reading too many junk novels. It just ain’t so. God does not want you to fear, or to tremble or to grovel, in spite of what controlling state religions would have you believe.
If you want to get together a gathering for the purpose of invoking angelic help down upon yourselves, organize a group to do just that. Tell them that’s the purpose.
Then, when you get a group together, you can use my recorded angelic calls or learn to make your own. Do get them right, though — there are some wrong numbers you’d be mighty unhappy to make. Bad news does not improve with age. Angels, like wine stewards and press secretaries, have perfect memories. They never forget a face.
You can disguise your Angelic Harp Calls as a rather odd-sounding, but not unpleasant, type of blues. I’ve composed some very effective angelic callings in the blues we do as FAXL — we’ll be playing again later on today, at the usual Monday 4PM Pacific Time, invoking Angelic Help for everyone who is tuned in LIVE to the broadcast.
Angelic Callings are the actual purposes of some rock concerts, although ignorance can produce some very dark results, but that’s the price of playing on a public server. It ain’t a clean game and never will be, on a public server. Why? Because nobody on a public server made any agreement regarding behavior. On a public server, the Marquis of Queensbury Rules (official boxing regulations) never make it into print.
On a Clan Server in any online game, the rules are strictly enforced, but the rules are agreed to in the beginning, and they tend to be very simple and obvious, therefore easy to follow without a guidebook in hand.
For instance, respectful behavior toward all Institute Admin and Cloister Members is required in the Ashram, and is not optional. Respect means you don’t sidle up to them and get personal, or demand their time and attention.
When you encounter me in the Ashram, I’m always in the middle of working on something or considering some change. That’s not your opportunity to bop over and ask me a question. There are plenty of opportunities for questions at the ICW. If I’m engineering or building or designing or placing marketing items in a shop, I really don’t want to hear about your problems. Talk to me at the ICW, where I’m not trying to manage a 15 ton block of nothingness onto a flat platform of grass-textured electrons, or plowing up another ski mountain to see if this time I can make it work.
When I’m in-Ashram, I’m there to work. There are Rules of Work.
Once rules are in place, we must obey them if we sign an agreement to them. In an eGO Server, I have to agree to their rules of conduct every time I enter a server, even if I had just been on another eGO server a minute before.
The rules of an eGO server are very simple, very easy to follow.
1. No racism or profanity of any kind.
2. No griefing, period.
3. Respect for admin.
4. No sexual hustling or harrassment, period. Total respect for women on the server.
5. No exploits of known bugs.
There are rules for all sorts of group activities, like those rules used in voting assemblies, such as “Robert’s Rules of Order”, which I helped write, incidentally, back in 1874, and rules and regulations for a wide variety of monasteries and convents, for instance, they are not optional. In our Ashram, the rules that you agreed to are not optional, and that includes the agreement you agreed to when you registered as a Second Life User, and all the agreements and Terms of Usage to which you clicked “I Agree” when you installed anything new on your computer or downloaded any app from anywhere.
Like most folks, you don’t bother to read what you sign. One of these days, you’re going to regret that.
The Ashram Rules are very simple, and you subscribed to them when you joined. Respect for others is the main rule. When in doubt, consult Rule #1. You have no other rules as a householder.
You would have a tough time living up to the Rules of Order that we Cloister member live up to; you wouldn’t last a week.
In-Ashram, you don’t need to take strict vows in order to enjoy Angelic Callings, and the fact is, thanks to YOUR efforts, Angelic Callings abound. The gatherings should always be respectful of the higher entities that descend upon the gathering, inhabiting the forms that are presented there for them to occupy for the duration of the event.
Every gathering space in the Ashram has its own special Angelic Calling Setup and Equipage, which is why you can feel the differences in the spaces, depending on where you have your event. Red House has different vibes than one of the Egyptian palaces, for instance.
You’ll notice subtle energy changes when couples work tantrically in Second Life, especially if it occurs within the Ashram. The activity energizes and activates and definitely makes an impression on the space where it has occurred, and once in a while, others can hear something going on above them — the sound cuts off to the side, but not to up and down, so there are some conversations you might not want heard, in which case, hey, just don’t conduct them in that space. Remember that in the Ashram, you are basically in public, and when you’re naked in a space, anyone can see you from anywhere, and certainly hear you, when you’re making appropriate sex-sounds for your video sex-play.
There are three incidents I know of in the past two months, where some sex play was overheard in the Ashram. Funny? Sure, but it can be very chilling and frightening to a child who doesn’t know what the sounds mean.
Sound effects and sighs of passion are not a bad thing, but gosh, folks, please keep it verbally clean, in case some youngster is passing by, is my point, and if you really want to know, I insist that you do any of that on your own building area in the Ashram, which will obviate the problem. Nobody should be on your area, top, middle or low, without your permission.
Of course, each Second Life account has its exposure limits which YOU can set with a lock. If your child is ANYWHERE on Second Life, it is important to set those limits right away, to protect him or her. Children should not wander into the private dorm areas, and can be blocked from entry if necessary.
If you conduct a lot of Tantric Experiments in your space in the Ashram, you’ll want to work out the space so it doesn’t intrude on the privacy of others. At the Tantric Workshop, we’ll set up your private space so it doesn’t louse up anyone else’s space.
I have always encouraged couples or groups to express their relationship in the highest possible form, and Second Life sex certainly is as powerful as organic sex, maybe even more so, because it’s your future higher self having that relationship and generating all that useful work-energy.
Gosh, I hope people don’t think I’m pushing for cyber-sex on the Ashram; I’m not — what I’m saying is that if you want to explore that area and you’re an adult, don’t be ashamed to do so. There have been a number of experiments in that direction over the time the Ashram has been running, and of course I’m aware of them and if you need my approval, you certainly have it, only please do this in your own space, not one of my work areas.
I should warn you that even in cybersex contacts, you do contact various lineages and magically speaking, these connections can and will affect your work, sometimes to the good, and sometimes not.
I myself can’t afford the “sometimes not”, because my job doesn’t allow it. I myself do not engage in online sex whether in or out of Second Life; it’s a matter of personal taste, not prudery. I’ve never been accused of being a prude.
Listen, sex is no mystery. It’s a driving force that is comparable to the Karmic Wind, that drives you in the Third Bardo. Use it to generate energy and to achieve special spaces that are inaccessible in any other way; if you use it for amusement and to combat boredom, hey, you’re on your own.
I hope you will use my Angelic Harp Calls and that they will bring you the Higher Help you need to achieve your Bodhisattva Work. I’m planning a Tantric Workshop (Adults Only) for the Ashram sometime this fall or winter, if anyone is interested.
What I’ll do is explain how to harness the sex energies for work purposes. I’ll also show how to use specific Angelic Callings to achieve definite Work goals.
I’m having great fun making the Angelic Calls; they sound like blues, and blues makes me happy, and why should the Work for the Benefit of All Beings Everywhere not also be fun for the worker???
All Universes are On The Grid. Science will soon announce that the universe, and possibly all universes, are oriented. Learn what that means, and don’t waste your time with superficial trivia. Use your opportunities when the situation allows to create a higher Level of Commitment, not to satisfy your organic cravings, and you’ll make me a very happy camper.
You can find copies of my book, “Alchemical Sex” all over the internet, at about $20-$35, or contact Iven Lourie at Gateways Books & Tapes to secure a copy. It is in print and has been a sellout book since 2003. Within its pages you will find all kinds of good and simple guidance on the use of Alchemical or Tantric Sex. CLICK HERE to purchase from Iven.
It is your duty and responsibility to read this book cover to cover BEFORE you come to the Tantric Workshop. I encourage folks to organize a reading group to read through it in the Ashram space, preferably in Red House, please, which means all the readers must have a copy of their own from which to read.
This is to eliminate the long, boring introductory speeches I have to give at the beginning of every workshop, especially on this subject.
I’ve conducted many such workshops over the past four decades, but never in Second Life, and it should prove interesting and challenging for both me and you.
I’m looking forward to seeing you at the upcoming Labor Day Convention, and I’ll be looking forward to seeing you at the winter or spring Tantric Workshop held 100% online in the Ashram in a private sector not accessible to anyone but workshop members.
At the moment, it’s unclear exactly when it will be held — November, December and March were all considered, but nothing is yet decided. PLEASE NOTE THAT TO CONFORM TO SECOND LIFE REGULATIONS AND OUR OWN ETHICS, NO ACTUAL MINORS OR EVEN MINOR-TYPE AVATARS WILL BE ALLOWED INTO THE ASHRAM ON THE TANTRIC WORKSHOP DATES.
THANK YOU NOTE:
Every Worker who takes the time to help others in the Ashram and makes it a safe space for women & kids, and helps give the Ashram that wondrous feeling of healing and spiritual nourishment takes some of the load off me, and I appreciate your help always!
See You At The Top!!!
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