🜓  The Invisible Power

Guardian of the Divine Breath

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Spirit is not taught. It is remembered.

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And when it is remembered, everything thought invisible begins to breathe: the air becomes prayer, the body becomes a temple, and silence speaks.

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During my journey of magic and occult knowledge, I understood that an element was missing, a vibration that united the power of intent with life itself.

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The answer came from the breath. It was in Kriya Yoga that I rediscovered the lost key of ancient Egypt: breath as a vehicle of the soul, sound as the language of the divine.

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The postures once called asana were not simple physical exercises, but living mudras, bodily seals that opened internal channels, awakening the ancient current of Ra in the blood.

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Where magic traced circles with the mind, yoga drew spirals of energy with the body.

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And both led to the same threshold.

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The Breath That Opens Worlds

 

 

The first time I felt my breath become light, I was alone, sitting before a candle.

I wasn't looking for visions, I was looking for stillness. I inhaled slowly, held it, exhaled. Each time deeper, each time more silent.

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And suddenly, there was no more breathing. My body became transparent, my mind ceased to think, and I became listening.

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In the depths of silence, I heard unspoken words, a voice that had no sound:

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“Ankh per en Ka" ("Life is in the breath of your spirit") or ("Live in the breath of your soul")

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From that moment, I understood that breath was not just air: it was the bridge between worlds, the path back to the principle from which everything springs.

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Since then, every meditation has become a journey, every journey a revelation.

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Meditation as an Antenna of the Divine

 

 

When you meditate correctly, the universe responds.

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The soul becomes an antenna, a receiver of subtle waves coming from the higher planes.

Sometimes the message arrives as sound: a whisper, a word, a song you've never heard but have always known.

Other times, as light: visions that pass through the mind with the clarity of a lucid dream. In those moments, it is no longer you who observes the divine, but the divine that looks at you through your own eyes.

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The astral journeys I undertake are not escapes from the body, but expansions of consciousness. The soul rises, passes through energy fields, enters temples of light, encounters faceless masters.

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There, time does not exist. All is Now. And in that eternal Now, you understand what no book can teach: you are part of the same energy you invoke.

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Invisible but Real Energy

 

 

All that exists is energy, but not all energy is perceptible.

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The ancients of Kemet called it Sekhem, the Eastern masters called it Prana, and the monks of the Northern Temple called it Qi.

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But it is always the same force, the current that flows between heaven and earth, between spirit and matter.

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When the body breathes consciously and the mind is silent, that energy awakens and begins to move in the subtle channels.

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You feel it rising from the base of the spine, flowing through the chakras like a river of light, transforming into vision, voice, understanding.

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This is where the Spiritual Master works: not as a magician, not as an ascetic, but as a living bridge between the visible and the invisible.

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Silence as Mastery

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Many believe that mastery consists in doing, but the true Master does not do: he allows. He allows energy to flow, sound to speak, the divine to manifest through him.

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His body becomes an instrument, his mind becomes clear as water, and in that state, divine energy can operate.

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There is no longer "I" or "you," but only the Light that moves, breathes, and sings within everything.

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It is in that moment that the Spirit recognizes itself:

not as something to be achieved, but as what has always been.

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Aron Ra

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