Beyond history

Sometimes when peering through certain kaleidoscopes you can become so transfixed with the pattern’s current permutation that you forget in short order you’ll be back at the beginning of the sequence once again. Other kaleidoscopes include tumbling “ingredients” which will cause the pattern to never be quite the same, but as a whole nothing will fully change.

Now there are also some kaleidoscopes which are like a triangular prism tunnel of mirrors. Wherever you point the kaleidoscope, the sight you see will become the contents of the kaleidoscope – but here it is the underlying pattern which remains the same.

Like a kaleidoscopes cycling through hypnotic patterns only to ultimately never change, history repeats itself on and on. The mirror kaleidoscopes of moral ambiguity, existential uncertainty, human inequality; The tumbling kaleidoscopes of conquest, political polarization, social unrest. To name a few. The repetitions within the record of history point to the underlying unconscious driving forces which cause us, as a society, to continue enacting a familiar drama again and again.

“There is no history in harmonic perfection.” So declares Book of the Throne: Cosmic History Chronicles, Volume I (page 28) when discussing the 13 Moon Calendar and synchronic order.

The book goes on to explain how a society encoded by irregular and irrational standard of measure will inevitably become entrained, unconsciously, to irregular and irrational behaviors which can never quite reach a state of harmonic resolution.

The standard of measure (read: programming device) of which it speaks is, of course, the irregular 12-month calendar coupled with the inexorably mechanical 60-minute clock:

“Movement caused by irregularity is what creates the notion of progress. Because things are so irregular you have to progress to make them better, but you will never make them better if you are always coming from a place of irregularity. This creates the ceaseless notion of progress in history.”

Such a standard of measure is in sharp contrast to the harmonic perfection of the 13 Moon Calendar. Not only is it a perfection of harmony, but is a living matrix of cosmic codes which exist independent of what we call history.

Book of the Throne calls the 13 Moon Calendar a tool for the instant transcendence of history. Calling it “instant” might sound optimistic. But the simple act of checking the 13 Moon Calendar every day, and reading the daily codes, you expose your mind and perceptions to the latest news update in an ongoing cosmic narrative – like getting a glimpse of blue sky beyond the haze. In this way, it really is instantaneous – only the effect deepens in stages.

You may start with the charge of curiosity and mystery as a result of the novelty of reading something like “Blue Magnetic Eagle”. Next day you’ll read “Yellow Lunar Warrior”. These phrases are far outside any context you can find on the front page of any newspaper. They transcend history and go directly to your subjective experience, while objectively progressing in a predictable yet ever-surprising pattern of harmony which in turn becomes the basis of ever-increasing experiences of synchronicity.

If nothing else happens aside from you receiving a fresh perception which raises you, daily, up and out of the quagmire of the broken-record of history, then the 13 Moon Calendar has done its job.

And the rabbit hole will go as deep as you wish to explore it.