Beyond The Looking Glass - Words of the Unseen - Chapter 130

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𝓦𝓸𝓻𝓭 𝓫𝔂 𝓽𝓱𝓮 𝓪𝓾𝓽𝓱𝓸𝓻

Beyond The Looking Glass is the second book in the Unseen series, a story that came to me from the other side. A story where I thought I was just the narrator until I heard the Words of the Unseen.

This second story goes beyond time and place and mixes the long ago with the here and now. Because history keeps repeating, until we learn and do something about it.

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Beyond The Looking Glass - Words of the Unseen - Chapter 130

Dear Reader, we all have blood on our hands, some a little more than others.

It might be fresh, or it might have been fully absorbed into your being.

Often it has been there since birth, because few of us are Tabulæ Rasæ (abulae rasae) recently released from the Tree of Souls.

Don´t feel the need to do a Pilatus, as there is nothing wrong with the juice of life, after all, it´s our blood.

We all come from the same tree eventually, some are slightly more modified, others more part of the original stem, but together we make up one single tree.....

Adam & Eve could not even reach for the tools to enhance their existence; those fruits were far out of reach.

That is, until the Watchers found themselves unaligned.

The unity that started the experiment fell apart, as some grew compassion for their creation.

The Watcher overseeing the experiment in the name of a higher Watcher called Yaldabaot, but I prefer Samael ("blind god"), was the Demiurge.

Of course, he is no God, but just an ignorant and arrogant ruler who believes himself to be the highest in command of the Watchers.

They created Eden, the material world, and then wanted to create the tools, beings that resembled a controlled and limited version of their own essence.

Like in any society, not all agreed.

In the Apocryphon of John, Jesus reveals to John:

“It was I who caused them to eat.”

Now, what is that all about?

According to the Apocryphon of John, the serpent does not trick Eve but rather awakens her to knowledge that had been unjustly withheld by the Demiurge, the blind creator god.

Adam & Eve were fed just enough to make them useful, just enough to put their childish innocence to sleep.

They were not allowed the same gift as Sameal and his watchers, who were both in control of the Tree of Life, and the Second Tree.

The serpent, the compassionate one, first tried the peaceful approach.

Suggested to the council to allow their creation to grow, to take this leap of consciousness in a protected environment, in which they could be guided and tutored.

Sameal, who saw his plan to generate limitless gains go up in human consciousness, used his influence, and the council decided that the human potential should remain limited.

As the last possible act of deviance, those with compassion locked themselves into the biodome and gave Eve the information she needed.

He told her how the Demiurge and Samael forbade them from eating more of the second tree because they feared they would become aware of their divine origin.

For the serpent, there was nothing more beautiful than understanding his.

He had planned his rebellion to the tees, a slow process in which the female and the male of the species would get what they needed to take this leap in consciousness.

Sitting under The Second Tree that was cloaked in paradox. He explained to Eve the Tree of the Knowing of Good and Evil.

How the fruit of binary—dark and light, self and other, shame and pride was the Key of Consciousness.
But also the road to find one's own divinity.

Innocent Eve got so excited that she did not wait as she had promised the serpent.

She told Adam, and even though the Compassionate Serpent had advised her to wait, she could not withstand the glimmer offered by the perspective of understanding her own divinity.

The serpent, who planned a slow underground rebellion, teaching and feeding little bits of knowledge to both his proteges, returned too late.

Eve had broken the containers of the fruit of knowledge and stood there naked, enjoying the nectar.

The broken container not only caused the Demiurge to awake, but also the blossoms of the Tree of Death to infest their human flesh.

No longer were they protected by the Tree of Life; the dome caught fire, as the seventh Tree appeared, awakened by Samael.

It grew in secret shadows that hid it in veils of flame.

It was the Tree of Fire, whose branches whispered forgotten names.

It whispered the deeper codes, unfit for the unprepared, such as the two naked souls, now surrounded by flames in a dome that crumbled. Only the sacred Watchers could withstand the Trees' powers.

Some say the serpent came from this tree, able to bear its heat that was not of this world.

Samael knew his experiment had ended and fled the scene, after ensuring its utter destruction by inferno.

The Compassionate one was captured, but as a son of one of the highest houses, he could only be ordered to leave.

That order came to pass, only seconds after he escorted two naked souls, who had just taken a giant leap in human consciousness, out of the gates of the Eden Inferno and into a bare wasteland.