Gods, prophets and Horus energy pyramids

28.1.2013

Autor: D. Harald Alke

A standpoint, not an encyclopedia entry. An expressly personal, worldview-based reflection by D. Harald Alke – channelling, a syncretistic view of religion and the energy pyramids as spiritual tools. The critique here is directed above all at the institution of the Church and its historical exercise of power, not at Christianity or the Christian faith itself. Background knowledge: encyclopedia entries Channelling, Akasha and Religion.

If we are open to it, we can learn to read in the Akasha. That can grant us deep insights and change our life positively. A useful arrangement for this purpose are my “pharaoh’s chairs” with a model A or B of the Horus energy pyramid. Whoever meditates on such a chair can easily let go and look into earlier incarnations or into the Akasha. My pharaoh’s chairs are useful aids for regressions and meditation.

I would like here to communicate a few of these experiences and insights. To many people today it is clear that we are not alone in this universe. There are not only extraterrestrials, but likewise the hidden, invisible beings that animate nature and guide us. They were formerly known as elves and nature spirits, as well as angels and archangels. Of the smaller of them we speak as light-beings or devas. Of very large ones we speak as great light-beings or gods. The more tolerant our worldview is, the more we can grasp. The more we grasp, the easier life becomes for us. Every kind of limitation and stupidity makes life hard for us. Every insight opens new gates. When we concern ourselves with the energy pyramids, we do not only buy an apparatus that does something, that changes our living space positively; rather, we tread a spiritual path. Allow me therefore to communicate a few thoughts about God and the religions.

Buddha once said, “There are many ways to serve God; respect and honour them all.” It is by no means presumptuous or a sacrilege to speak of various gods. All cultures of humanity are aware that there is an all-encompassing, universal consciousness that we can designate as “the Almighty God”, or as “the Brahman”, as Ain Soph, “the great waters”, etc.

Likewise, all the great religions were aware that between this omnipotence and us there are still many levels of spiritual development and, correspondingly, many various beings that all fulfil a particular task in this universe. Horus once said to me, “When another being stands, in its development, very far above you, it is right to speak of a god.” Among the old Jews there are 8 manifestations of God. Read on this about the Kabbalah in my book „Esoterik Band 1 – Numerologie, Kabbalah, Tarot, Symbolik“. Likewise, among the Hindus there are 8 manifestations of the Highest: “Gobinde Mukande Udaree Aparee Hariang Kariang Nirnamee Akamee”. The Christian tradition too does not manage without its Holy Trinity, plus Mother Mary (= 4) and countless saints, angels and archangels to whom prayers are addressed. From my personal view, it therefore seems hardly consistent when a church raises the exclusive claim to be the better because it allegedly has only one God.

In addition there are Lucifer and Satan, with whom this God evidently does not cope. Otherwise the suffering in this world would surely already have to have an end. And yet Lucifer means “light-bringer”, and I fear that at some point about 1,500 years ago something was misinterpreted. For otherwise the light-bringer could not be demonised.

Just as strange is the story of Satan. It is said that at the beginning it did not stand in the Bible at all and was only added later, in order to make the believers afraid. Satana was even depicted as a woman, as Ma Satana, and we may surmise that it was the demonisation of an old mother deity – as the Church established itself as an institution – that one wanted to combat, in order to win power over the believers. Incidentally, Ma Satana can be translated from the Hindu language as ‘mother of the morning prayer’ (Ma Sadhana = can also be translated as “my morning devotion”). That is a strange coincidence. If one turns the words around a little, one obtains Sa Ta Na Ma, an age-old Sanskrit mantra. Sa is the creative energy, Ta = it manifests itself in the human (birth), Na = he is subject to death and rebirth, Ma = a mother brings forth his new body. Satanama. And in it there is Ma Satana, Mother Satana, the creative-feminine power of incarnation and reincarnation.

With the depiction of the devil it is just the same. We know the devil images from the fairy-tale books: a man with the lower body and the feet of a billy-goat. That corresponds exactly to the satyr from Greek mythology. The satyrs were half human, half goat. They were a symbol of lust and orgies. In the spring the Greeks celebrated fertility cults and drank wines fermented with plant drugs. Evidently, as the Church established itself with a sexuality-hostile conception, the old Greek nature cults were to be disparaged. In some regions of Germany the devil is designated as “Deibel” (Silesia, Pomerania, East Prussia). That comes from Dei bel = beautiful God, a nature god of fertility, originally to be equated with Freyr (to feel free). Bel, Belus, Belenus are old god-names of the Celts. It was a synonym for the sun, for the sun god. In southern France, the land of the Cathars, there are still today dozens of place names that contain the syllable Bel, that thus still stem from Celtic holy places.

Similar is it with the demons. The word comes originally from the Greek Dei monos = single god, that is, a small, single god, in contrast to the great gods, roughly the relationship of Lucifer to God the Father. With the demons too it is clear that they rather do what they want, like Lucifer, instead of following the command of God the Father.

In the teaching of Jesus it is striking that he has nothing more to do with the old story of “an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth” of the old Bible. Where was Jesus at the age of 12 to 30? Many researchers today are agreed that Jesus travelled with a caravan to India and Pakistan, perhaps even to Tibet, and there studied, among the initiates, the teaching of the light. Jesus’ teaching corresponds, down to the details, to the teaching of love, but also of the taking-on of responsibility, that is, karma, as we find it in India’s holy book, the Bhagavad Gita. That cannot be a coincidence.

And who was John the Baptist? Where did he come from? It was not customary in old Judaea to wash people clean of their sins. One bought oneself free through donations to the temple, and then carried on as before. But if we cast a glance to India, we will discover that India has an age-old tradition in which every person should make a pilgrimage to the Ganges at least once a year, in order to wash themselves clean there of their sins, of their karma! He must settle it with himself and with God. He cannot buy himself free. The tradition of the baptisers evidently came, just like the teaching of the light and of forgiveness, from India. John the Baptist was an Indian wandering preacher who tried to improve the world. Of these there are many. They travelled through all the lands of the earth. They are distinguished, just like John the Baptist, by their wild, shaggy appearance. They live among thorns in the desert and speak with God.

No less obvious is the story of the Three Holy Kings from the Orient. They laid various jewellery before the Jesus child. Presumably he recognised some of it. What is the matter with that? Well, when in Tibet an important lama has died, the astrologers calculate, on the basis of the stars, when and where he will be reborn. They set off on the journey to find the reborn child. Then they subject the child to a test. They lay foreign jewellery before it, together with a genuine chain of the deceased lama. If the child recognises its chain from the last life again, all is clear. The 3 holy lamas leave the child with the family up to an age of 6–12 years and then fetch it, in order to prepare it, in the home monastery, for its mission.

I find it a little ironic that the “Three Holy Kings” are celebrated – for, in my reading, these are three Tibetan lamas. Rather amusing. If this were once admitted, it could lead to a much better understanding with Buddhism. In view of the transmigration of souls, the exclusive truth-claim of any single religious institution seems to me presumptuous anyway. We have already been all of it, even if every spirit, every soul has its preferences and strategies of development. We can assume that Jesus was fetched and trained at about 12 years of age.

Further details about the life of Jesus you find in the book by the theologian Barbara Thiering, „Jesus von Qumran“. From the translation of the original texts it becomes clear that Jesus was married twice. First to Mary Magdalene. That she was allegedly a prostitute stems, I would say, rather from the jealous old disciples around Peter. With her he had two children. Later he married Mary, the Greek woman, and had at least 2 children with her too. His father Joseph was presumably an illegitimate son from the Israelite royal house. The high priests wanted to kill Jesus, because he was not only a prophet but came from a side line of the royal house and had a certain claim to rule. Therefore he was proclaimed the new King of the Jews. It is striking that Buddha too was a king’s son who renounced his worldly kingdom and devoted himself wholly to the service of perfect knowledge, in order to “reach the kingdom of his true father, namely of the almighty God”. Was Jesus, then, perhaps a reincarnation of Buddha? Because the power of the priests was too strong, friends of Jesus made a deal with the Roman governors. Jesus was hung on the cross. On the “vinegar sponge” there was a drug, so that he would survive the day better. His friends were allowed to bring him down again at night, and he fled with his family to Egypt. Jesus died at the age of 78, and some of his descendants may still dwell among us.

The film “Little Buddha” with Keanu Reeves depicts very vividly these Indian customs and shows the close parallels to the life of Jesus. If you would like to read up on such a life story very realistically, I recommend to you the book by Hermann Hesse, „Siddhartha“.

Whoever is honestly in search of the knowledge of God will, everywhere on this earth and at all times, again and again make similar experiences. There are simply certain rules and laws that we must heed if we want to come to a true knowledge of God. I was not 18 years on the wandering like Jesus, but I too had to leave my country. I took up, for 14 years, the teaching of the light with an Indian master, until then finally, in 1990, Horus began to speak to me. More precisely: he called me constantly, but I was too tense to hear it. It needed a long schooling and cleansing of my soul, finally to grasp where my life should go. Faith is a quite special power. According to the teaching of Kundalini Yoga, faith is a power that comes from our 4th chakra. Faith is much more than intellectual knowledge. It is an inner certainty that the spiritual forces exist and that they serve us if we are ready for it.

Faith is the consciousness of the presence of God in us. Unfortunately, people often have to get themselves into serious difficulties before they remember their faith, their own inner power, in order then to free themselves from the mess into which they had previously carelessly manoeuvred themselves. In today’s society there are difficulties enough; at least, in the mass media, more is spoken about catastrophes than about ways out of the disaster.

Evidently, we live just now in a phase of upheaval. In such a time of crisis, great opportunities arise for all involved, and it is well worth thinking about new ways. On this Horus said, “The energy pyramids were given to you in order to overcome the current difficulties, for that needs a steady stream of cosmic energy. So use this opportunity well!”

You do not have to concern yourself with religion in order to have a benefit from the energy pyramids. Simply set them up correctly with the compass, and quite a lot happens. But with my report it could perhaps become clear that there is even more behind it, and that there are still qualitative differences between simply setting them up and letting them work, or grasping and actively using these special spiritual devices! Can a device be ‘spiritual’? All religions have their magical instruments, e.g. the crucifixes, talismans, rosaries or sceptres. Such magical instruments serve to gather the attention, the concentration and thus the mental energy of the believing person. Yes, the religious instruments gather energy! That is why the shamans speak of instruments of power. The believer can use this energy to solve their problems and improve their life. Try it once with a little faith. It is worth it.

How should we imagine the great light-beings? Horus once said of himself, “The magnetic field of the earth is a part of my body. It protects you from the hard cosmic radiation. Millions of years ago I received the task of caring for the development of the human race, and from time to time I appear in your consciousness, with those who have learned to hear me. I am a good god who loves people. Arrange things nicely for yourselves on earth and learn to enjoy your life.” That sounds to me astonishingly simple, friendly and even loving.

That is a stark contrast to “Vengeance is mine, says God”! But from whom does that come? They are the channelled words of Jehovah, whom I read as the war-god of the old Israelites. Everyone should therefore heed well to which god, to which gods, they feel drawn. The old Egyptians spoke of the wings of the sun-falcon enveloping and protecting the earth. He carries the sun on his head. That fits very well to the statement of Horus. Can a magnetic field think?

What is life anyway? As long as we live, our body has an electromagnetic field. That is today monitored in every hospital by a monitor. When the human dies, the electromagnetic cell vibration is suddenly gone. I think everyone of you has already once seen on TV this flat curve on a monitor that is meant to express that someone has just died.

Life is thus energy. For our ancestors, the gods were the sun, the moon, the storm, the fire, the water and the earth itself. Rudolf Steiner set out in detail that the angels are connected with the element of water, that is, e.g. with the rain, and also come to expression in the streams and rivers. And we poison the waters? He further described that the archangels are connected with the element of air, that is, with the storm. Our exhaust fumes pollute the planet. How may the air spirits feel about that? If Steiner is right, that would probably be the reason why everyone constantly wants to know what the weather will be. Everyone watches the weather reports. One can thus see it spiritually.

In the USA the number of tornadoes has multiplied. Formerly there were 30 to 40 per season, meanwhile there are 200 and more. The USA are the seat and origin of organisations and power groupings that would like to control the whole world. They have a high potential for aggression. Horus warned us again and again of such catastrophes, that they are caused by people, and that we can do something against it by changing our spirit. Could it be, then, that the catastrophes are the answer of the angels and archangels, in order to purify people? When on 14.1.2010 the islands in Haiti and Tahiti quaked and were devastated, a friend of mine from this region said to me, “That is their own spiritual reading of this misfortune.” I render that as her personal view. To read concrete catastrophes with many victims as a “just punishment”, however, I expressly reject – the suffering of those affected is no judgement about them. What lies in our hand is the work on our own attitude and a more attentive handling of our planet.

If you include in your considerations my report, that it could perhaps be so, then new solutions for your quite personal tasks and problems will suddenly take shape. We can learn to speak with the forces of the spiritual world, in prayer or in meditation.

Light on the way wishes you D. Harald Alke
dha 2013