STONEFLOWER KABBALAH
StoneFlower Kabbalah
A site based on the healing of the ancient wisdom of the Geocentric worldview. The understanding of sacred texts and wisdom is based on a relationship to the Source. This Central Source is the Fount from which the three distinct movements of the Earth globe flow. These three turns-rotation,revolution and precession are a great secret/sod and key to the profound teachings of the mekubalim/kabbalists. These movements provide us with the experience of shanah/time, olam/matter and nephesh/soul(being). The Earth turn called precession is the slow wobble that causes the polar skies to change slowly over a 26,000 year cycle. The chart of "72" names relates to this great cycle and is a key to unlocking where we are in "time".
A site based on the healing of the ancient wisdom of the Geocentric worldview. The understanding of sacred texts and wisdom is based on a relationship to the Source. This Central Source is the Fount from which the three distinct movements of the Earth globe flow. These three turns-rotation,revolution and precession are a great secret/sod and key to the profound teachings of the mekubalim/kabbalists. These movements provide us with the experience of shanah/time, olam/matter and nephesh/soul(being). The Earth turn called precession is the slow wobble that causes the polar skies to change slowly over a 26,000 year cycle. The chart of "72" names relates to this great cycle and is a key to unlocking where we are in "time".
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Sunday, June 09, 2024
Parable of the Three Jeweled Rings
"The Three Jewelled Rings
THERE was once a wise and very rich man who had a son. He said
to him: 'My son, here is a jewelled ring. Keep it as a sign that you
are a successor of mine, and pass it down to your posterity. It is of
value, of fine appearance, and it has the added capacity of opening
a certain door to wealth.'
Some years later he had another son. When he was old enough,
the wise man gave him another ring, with the same advice.
The same thing happened in the case of his third and last son.
When the Ancient had died and the sons grew up, one after the
other, each claimed primacy for himself because of his possession
of one of the rings. Nobody could tell for certain which was the
most valuable.
Each son gained his adherents, all claiming a greater value or
beauty for his own ring.
But the curious thing was that the 'door to wealth' remained
shut for the possessors of the keys and even their closest supporters.
They were all too preoccupied with the problem of precedence,
the possession of the ring, its value and appearance.
Only a few looked for the door to the treasury of the Ancient.
But the rings had a magical quality, too. Although they were keys,
they were not used directly in opening the door to the treasury,
It was sufficient to look upon them without contention or too
much attachment to one or the other of their qualities. When this
had been done, the people who had looked were able to tell where
the treasury was, and could open it merely by reproducing the
outline of the ring. The treasuries had another quality, too: they
were inexhaustible.
Meanwhile the partisans of the three rings repeated the tale of
their ancestor about the merits of the rings, each in a slightly
different way.
The first community thought that they had already found the
treasure.
The second thought that it was allegorical.
The third transferred the possibility of the opening of the door
to a distant and remotely imagined future time.
This tale, supposed by some to refer to the three religions of
Judaism, Christianity and Islam, appears in slightly differing
forms both in the Gesta Romanorum and in the Decameron of
Boccacio.
The above version is said to be the answer of one of the
Suhrawardi Sufi masters, when asked about the relative merits
of various religions. Some commentators have found in it the
origin of Swift's Tale of a Tub.
It is also known as the Declaration of the Guide of the Royal
Secret." From the Book "Tales of the Dervishes" by Idries Shah
This is a popular ancient fable about the three Abrahamic faiths. It has a deeper meaning concerning
how the "rings" each represent a secret aspect of each
prayerform/religion that when intertwined produces a key to a great repository
of treasure for the entire world. This now may be understood how each
religion carries a particular secret form of the precious "ring" which
mystery together will allow for the binding of the Malach HaMavet, the
angel of death. When after many centuries this magical binding is accomplished
a new epoch for all of humanity begins.
The secret form of the "ring" for Christianity is the sanctification of Yom Rishon/Sunday.
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