Tag: psyche
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BTG XXI
BTG XX BTG XXII XXI. The First Visit of Beelzebub to India (pgs. B227 – B251) Chapitre 21 Première visite de Belzébuth aux Indes Capítulo 21 A primeira visita de Belzebu à Índia. Beelzebub continues his recount, describing to Hassein the events that took place during his first visit to India, which happened in order…
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BTG XV
BTG XIV BTG XVI XV. The First Descent of Beelzebub upon the Planet Earth (pgs. B109 – B120) Chapitre 15 Première descente de Belzébuth sur la Terre Capítulo 15 A Primeira descida de Belzebu sobre o planeta Terra. Beelzebub recounts to Hassein the events that took place during his first descent on the planet Earth.…
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BTG XIV
BTG XIII BTG XV XIV. The Beginnings of Perspectives Promising Nothing Very Cheerful (pgs. B106 – B108) Chapitre 14 Où l’on entrevoit une perspective qui ne promet rien de très gai Capítulo 14 As origens de perspectivas prometendo nenhum grande contentamento. Beelzebub continues his narration about the beings the planet Earth saying that in the…
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BTG XIII
BTG XII BTG IV XIII. Why in Man’s Reason Fantasy May Be Perceived as Reality (pgs. B103 – B105) Chapitre 13 Pourquoi, dans la raison de l’homme, l’imaginaire peut être perçu comme réel Capítulo 13 Por que na razão do homem a fantasia pode ser percebida como realidade. To Hassein’s question, why the beings on…
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BTG XII The First “Growl”
BTG XI <=> BTG XIII XII. The First “Growl” (pgs. B98 – B102) Chapitre 12 Premiers grondements Capítulo 12 Primeiros rugidos. A LITTLE later, Beelzebub began to speak as follows: ”A story I have just recalled, connected with these ‘anathemas’ I have mentioned, may provide very useful material for beginning to comprehend the strangeness of…
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BTG XI A Piquant Trait of the Peculiar Psyche of Contemporary Man
BTG X <=> BTG XII XI. A Piquant Trait of the Peculiar Psyche of Contemporary Man (pgs. B94 – B97) Chapitre 11 Un trait piquant de l’original psychisme des hommes Capítulo 11 Um traço picante da peculiar psique do homem contemporâneo. ”NOW let us return to those three-brained beings arising on the planet Earth, who…
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BTG I – O Despertar do Pensar
=> BTG II I. The Arousing of Thought (pgs. B3 – B50) Chapitre 1 – Eveil du penser I. O Despertar do Pensar AMONG other convictions formed in my common presence during my responsible, peculiarly composed life, there is one such also – an indubitable conviction – that always and everywhere on the earth, among…
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Most Great common-cosmic Trogoautoegocrat
“It is just within and upon these cosmic definite formations that the processes of what are called the involution and evolution of the already formed concentrations and also of the said crystallizations take place – of course also according to the two said fundamental sacred laws – and all the results obtained from those processes…
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Venus and Psyche
“‘After this prayer, this worthy Orthodox Russian Christian drained a monster glass of genuine refined Russian vodka and stared fondly at a little statue of “Venus and Psyche” which stood nearby. BTG XLII
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COMMON CREATOR
“‘But what has the existence of another being, which you destroy, to do with this, and, moreover, one whose existence you destroy in the name of its CREATOR? “‘Is not that “life” just the same as yours for the CREATOR Who created you as well as this other being? “‘Thanks to your psychic strength and…
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Common Universal Event
Hassein and Ahoon immediately and silently proceeded to follow the suggestion of Beelzebub, though by their movements and the translucency of their inner psyche, it was evident that there had been a marked change in their attitude toward the person of Beelzebub since the above-described Common Universal Event. BTG XLVII
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common psyche
“Besides this chief particularity of their common psyche, there are completely crystallized in them and there unfailingly become a part of their common presences – regardless of where they may arise or exist – functions which exist under the names ‘egoism ‘, ‘self-love ‘, ‘vanity ‘, ‘pride ‘, ‘self-conceit ‘, ‘credulity ‘, ‘suggestibility ‘, and…
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doubt in the existence of Divinity
“If they would attain the abolition of these two practices which have already become firmly fixed in the process of their abnormal ordinary being-existence, then, thanks to the abolition of the first, they would eradicate forever the greater part of those ‘automatic factors’ which make the psyche of the growing generation also predisposed to be…
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Djamdjampal
So Beelzebub, Hassein, and Ahoon ceased their conversation and hastily went off to the Djamdjampal. BTG XLII When Beelzebub, Hassein, and Ahoon had returned from the “Djamdjampal” and had resumed their usual places, Hassein, again turning to Beelzebub, said: “Dear Grandfather! Although thanks to your exhaustive explanations relating to different episodes which proceeded in the…
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Djoolfapal
Beelzebub continued to relate further as follows: “My further researches and investigations also cleared up for me that after the Very Saintly Ashiata Shiemash had pondered on the mountain Veziniama and ad formulated in his mind a definite plan for his further Most Saintly Activities, he did not again return to the city of Babylon…
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existence of beings of other forms
“‘And this custom of theirs is based on the notion, which can be cognized only by their strange Reason alone, that if they destroy the existence of beings of other forms in honor of their gods and idols, then these imaginary gods and idols of theirs would find it very, very agreeable, and always and…
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Earth
nearest to that small planet, Moon, is another, a larger planet which also occasionally approaches quite close to the planet Mars and is called Earth B63 ff that planet of that most remote solar system situated even almost beyond the reach of the immediate emanations of the Omni Most Holy Sun Absolute B524; consider also…
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power-possessing beings
“What occurred was as follows: “The ordinary beings of the said community, seeing the fuss made about this writer by the power-possessing beings, became very greatly interested in him and avidly bought and read not only this new ‘Gospel ‘ of his but also all the books he had written before. BTG XII “And this…
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being-welfare
At the question of his favorite grandson, Beelzebub began to relate the following: “Why of course . . . my dear boy. In the course of long centuries of their existence, and among them as everywhere on planets where beings arise who spend likewise part of the time of their existence simply in the ordinary…