Become A Living God: Real Magick. Real Results. (The Complete Works of E.A. Koetting Book 10)

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Furthermore, He is not affected by anything else, unless He chooses to be affected. He alone could make the following statement. To find a teacher for becoming a god seems a bit strange.. that teacher must be a god himself and gods are not easy to come by, right? Well, that’s sort of true. An enlightened master has reached a point at which his godhood is actualized and finding one is very difficult. The great yogi Swami Vivekananda This is a fundamental difference between the Lord and the gods of the nations. The Lord is the living God. He’s not a statue. He’s not dead; he is alive. When Yahweh is on the move, it’s not because someone put him on their shoulders. He comes and goes as he pleases. ‘You Are God Alone’

But to all who did receive Him, He gave them the right to be children of God, to those who believe in His name, who were born, not of blood, or of the will of the flesh, or of the will of man, but of God. ( John 1:12-13 HCSB) Answer: The story of Hamaguchi validates the statement ‘Selfless service is the best’. When he noticed the signs of an impending tsunami, he did not think about his wealth or the loss he would incur. He set fire to his rice fields, which were his wealth, to gather all the villagers at the higher ground of his field. He made a personal sacrifice for the greater good of the community. After the tsunami, the villagers realized the reason behind his actions and were grateful for his wisdom and selflessness. They lost their homes and fields, but their lives were saved because of Hamaguchi’s selfless service. In their gratitude and reverence, they declared him a god and built a temple in his honor. His selfless service earned him the respect and reverence of the villagers, validating the statement that ‘Selfless service is the best’. Additional questions and answers Hinduism is systematically most developed in this regard so I will explore it as the primary example. In Hinduism both the RHP and LHP are practiced by yogis and considered to be legitimate. Both are centered around the chakras or the seven primary energy points within the body, but there are different approaches to activating them. Therefore, the believer is related to the living God in two ways. First, He is the Creator and we are His creation, Second, He is our personal Father and we are His children.If there’s a single greatest ambition that a human being can possess it’s to become a god or a goddess. Answer: he had experienced many earthquakes in his time and understood the signs of an impending tsunami, such as the unusual receding of the sea. Answer: Hamaguchi Gohei was an influential resident of a Japanese village. He was the village’s headman, or muraosa, and was well-respected and liked by the people. He was often referred to as Ojiisan, which means Grandfather, but sometimes he was officially referred to as the Chōja, the richest member of the community. He used to advise the smaller farmers about their interests, arbitrate their disputes, advance them money at need, and dispose of their rice for them on the best terms possible.

For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord. ( Romans 6:23 HCSB) The noble life in the ancient world didn’t have as much to do with the Christian morality of charitable love that we often equate it with today. It was based on virtues such as mental fortitude, noble conduct, strength, courage etc. By practicing these virtues on a consistent basis a person builds character and this has direct implications on spiritual progress as well. 6. Be ready for hardship Yet, He is alive in a manner that is different than anyone else. The basis of His existence is Himself. Jesus said that He has life in Himself.In another place, John said that believers are children of God because of a decision by God and Him alone. Answer: The unusual thing the old man saw from his balcony was the sea behaving strangely. It had darkened quite suddenly, and it seemed to be moving against the wind. It was running away from the land, a phenomenon that indicated an impending tsunami. Answer: After the disaster, the villagers honored Hamaguchi by declaring him a god. They called him Hamaguchi DAIMYOJIN, thinking they could give him no greater honor. They built a temple to his spirit and worshipped him there. They also fixed a tablet bearing his name in Chinese text of gold above the front of the temple. Even after his death, his temple still stands, and the people still pray to his spirit for help in times of fear or trouble. Paul also wrote to the Galatians about how we cry out to God as His loving children. He put it this way.

By d oing pratikraman, one layer of our mistake is shed. The same mistake will happen again even though we have done pratikraman, because every mistake has multiple layers. Once all the layers of a particular mistake are gone, then the mistake is completely destroyed . To conclude: Hearn’s writings about Japan brought the country’s rich folklore and complex social customs to the attention of Western readers for the first time. His books, including “Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan” (1894) and “Kwaidan: Stories and Studies of Strange Things” (1904), remain some of the most popular English-language works about Japan. His work is characterized by a deep respect and affection for his adopted homeland, and he is credited with introducing many elements of Japanese culture to the West. Before you embark on the journey to godhood, first decide what is your ultimate goal. Keep in mind that the LHP is far more dangerous and sinister, it is the path of dark alchemical transformation and not for the faint hearted. The RHP is more safe but it has its own temptations and negative downsides. First of all, the LHP is all about exploring the egoistic Self and building it up to greater heights. It is a path of selfish power and the rewards are constant, but so are the dangers.

How to do pratikraman:

There are many different types of yoga (yoga means union and knowledge) that one can practice: karma, bhakti, jnana and raja. Each of these subsets provides a different approach to enlightenment: With repentance in your heart, remember the God (the Pure Soul) residing in the other person and say in your mind: In Kabbalah there exist two paths to godhood – the Tree of Life and The Tree of Death. The first path is an ascent towards the perfect God of pure love and becoming re-united with this consciousness. When that ontological change happens, the physically-determined individuality vanishes. One becomes aware of the illusory nature of the current Self. Have you considered recently how wonderful it is to draw near to the God who exists, the God who is?” Answer: A tsunami is an enormous tidal wave caused by earthquakes or by submarine volcanic action. These sudden risings of the sea occur at irregular intervals of centuries and have swept the shores of Japan from immemorial time. The term ‘tsunami’ is used by the Japanese to refer to these catastrophic events.

Alchemists looked far and wide for the Philosopher’s Stone that would provide them with godlike immortality. Presumably, they failed. The Templars searched for the Holy Grail with the same intention and much the same result. God has flawless vision, i.e. He can clearly see that no one is at fault in this world. Any suffering we experience is due to our own mistake only. Here again we have the contrast between non-living idols and the living God. There is no doubt that the Bible teaches that God is indeed alive. At the temple they built for Hamaguchi, the villagers __________ him there with prayer and offerings. Answer: Hamaguchi, the headman of the village, is revered as a ‘Living God’ by the villagers due to his selfless act of sacrifice and foresight that saved their lives. When he noticed the sea behaving unusually, he understood that a tsunami was imminent. He set fire to his rice fields, which was his wealth, to gather all the villagers at the higher ground of his field. This act of setting the rice fields on fire was a sacrifice he made to save the villagers from the impending disaster. After the tsunami, the villagers realized the reason behind his actions and were grateful for his wisdom and selflessness. They lost their homes and fields, but their lives were saved. In their gratitude and reverence, they declared him a god, Hamaguchi Daimyojin, and built a temple in his honor. They believed that the spirit within him was divine and worshipped him, considering it the greatest honor they could bestow upon him.

To conclude:

God is One who knows the Self. The Self is nothing but the Pure Soul. God has the complete experiential knowledge of ‘I am Pure Soul.’ Therefore, He is never in the mistaken belief that ‘I am the body or the name’. God has also said that he gave us eternal life and that this life comes to us from his Son. ( 1 John 5:11 CEV)