Sex: The Secret Gate to Eden Page #4

garden and I was afraid...

...because I was naked and

I hid myself."

Through the discovery of the

orgasm Adam learned to be...

...afraid, to be ashamed, as

promised by the tempting...

...serpent humanity gained new

knowledge...

...the knowledge of

suffering.

In tasting the forbidden fruit

Adam learned desire.

From this moment right and

wrong is filtered subjectively...

...through the need to feel

pleasure and avoid suffering.

Humanity had allready known good,

innocence, purity and simplicity.

Now humanity also knew evil,

shame, fear, pain, emptiness.

Now humanity knew what

the Elohim knew...

...that desire leads

to suffering.

Desire is craving...

...and craving is

suffering.

Desire always leads to suffering.

This is the message inherent in

every great religion.

The slave of desire is a slave of

sin and only suffering...

...and death await him.

Thus stripped of their

connection to the divine...

...Adam and Eve as symbols of

humanity were cast out of Eden...

...to wander in a wilderness of

suffering and ignorance.

Rejecting the laws of Jah-ovah

and the guidance of the Elohim...

...humanity attempted to have

children on its own...

...and in the end conception and

childbirth happened out of...

...balance with nature...

...and the result was pain and

hardship.

By using the sexual force to

stimulate desire the fire of...

...Eve became inverted flowing

in the opposite direction.

The serpent fell forming the

famous tail of Satan.

Stimulating the seven inverted

virtues,...

...the seven capital sins.

Eden exists within every soul

that is united with God.

Expelling the light of God from

within, expels the soul from...

...Eden and creates a great

emtpiness.

To replace the void created by

this disconnection with God...

...mankind created civilizations,

ideas and religions...

...seeking material wealth, power

and sexual satisfaction.

Desire for sensation became the

new God and only served to...

...further degenerate mankind

until man was left with only a...

...trace of the divine inside.

The secret knowledge contained in

the story of Adam and Eve...

...can be found hidden in

mythological and religious...

...stories from around the

world.

In story after story are found

the enlightened or empowered...

...heroes brought to ruin by

their lust.

In the Judeo-Christian tradition

long hair was the symbol of...

...sexual purity or chastity.

Thus when Delilah cuts the hair

of Samson this is a symbol of...

...lustful seduction.

Samson lost his power when he

could not control his sexual...

...desire.

In the epic Indian classic,

the Mahabarata...

...the immortal Pandu is sworn

never to release the sexual...

...energy, but when tempted by

a beautiful woman...

...he proves incapable of

controling his lust...

...and he throws away his

immortality and dies.

By expelling the sexual energy,

humanity lost their inner senses...

...and were no longer able to

perceive God directly.

Thus when humanity willingly

expelled the subtle energies...

...that supported a direct

relationship with God...

...it was simultaneously

cast out of Eden...

...the paradise of the fourth

dimension...

...and mankind descended into the

wilderness, the physical world...

...this third dimension.

The world of suffering.

Adam and Eve were cast

out of Eden.

However the gateway back to Eden

and the tree of life was neither...

...closed nor locked.

Instead Jah-ovah Elohim sent a

Cherubim with a flaming sword...

...to guard the entrance.

The entrance to the garden of Eden

is the same door to which...

...Adam and Eve departed.

Humanity is not locked out

of Eden...

...but a Cherubim is left to grant

entrance only to those whom...

...have earned the

right to return...

...and only those whom have

conquered the tempting serpent...

...have earned that right.

The serpent is within.

The serpent is this

sexual fire.

It is a very powerful atomic

energy with a polarity...

...that can be used to either

create or to destroy.

Because this energy is so powerful

the individual requires great...

...willpower in order to overcome

the lure of this serpent.

The temptation of the serpent is

through material pleasure...

...and self edification.

This tempting aspect of the

serpent is Lucifer...

...or what in Hebrew is called

Shaitan...

...the enemy.

Because Shaitan is a fiery

serpent that is ignited...

...and empowered through

the sexual act...

...it is always tempting mankind

to know, to have...

...the sexual connection.

The serpent itself is power.

The individual decides through

their actions wether it will be...

...a power of good or evil.

It is the difference between

obeying the serpent or...

...controling it.

The lesson contained in the story

of the serpent is that only...

...those with the strength of

will to control the cravings...

...of their mind can raise the

energetic serpent...

...to transform themselves from

intellectual animals...

...into true human beings.

It is necessary to conquer the

dragon that lies within...

...as religions and mystical

traditions have told for...

...endless ages.

The dragon is ones own lust,

passion, anger, pride, fear...

...and envy.

Thus the hydra of many heads and

the medusa, the deceptions of...

...the serpent are legion.

The great heroes and gods always

have the serpent under their power...

...and it is the serpent who

protects them...

...and conquers their enemies.

In contrast to the serpent that

tempted Eve causing her to fall...

...there is the serpent of Moses

who commanded its power...

...and conquered the Egyptian's,

accomplishing great miracles.

The Egyptians had degenarated into

black magic and Moses...

...appeared to deliver the true

teachings.

The Hebrew "mem" signifies

water, "shin" is fire...

...and "he" is the womb.

So the name Moshe or Moses

means born of water and...

...fire.

The Aztec Christ Quetzalcoatl,

and the Tibetan Padmasambhava...

...were also both born of the

waters.

Moses was born again which means

that he created the soul...

...symbolized by the illuminated

tree of life, the burning bush...

...that he saw in the wilderness.

The enlightened tree unified him

with his inner father.

Thus he received the

commands of God directly.

Moses needed to free the people

of Israel from Egypt.

Egypt represents the

degenerated mind of men...

...and the Pharaoh is the tyrant

that jealousy rules over this...

...man made civilization of

material power...

...and desire.

Israel is a compound word

"Is" is from Isis...

...the Egyptian divine mother,...

...Ra is the Egyptian divine

father,...

...and "El" is Hebrew for God.

So when the nation of Israel is

trapped in slavery this is...

...a symbol of ones own inner

divinity trapped within the...

...degenerated mind.

Moses was told to take the rod,

the spinal column...

...the tree of life

in his own body...

...and it became a serpent...

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