Trust in the Cycles of Life

Just as the moon waxes and wanes, so too do the tides of your life ebb and flow. Each phase has its
purpose—there is no rush to reach the next stage. Trust in the natural unfolding, for every moment you
experience is essential in the grand weave of your destiny. Patience is a hidden strength. The more you
embrace the present moment, the more you allow future possibilities to align themselves effortlessly.

Embrace the Paradox of Strength and Vulnerability

True strength lies not in resisting vulnerability but in embracing it. In your journey, moments of
weakness are pathways to deeper wisdom. By allowing yourself to feel, to surrender, and to open up,
you uncover the gift of authenticity. There is nothing more powerful than standing in your truth—this is
where your influence and leadership will be most profound.

Seek Balance Between Knowing and Being

The mind craves knowledge, but the soul desires peace. Seek the balance between knowing and being.
There are times for study and contemplation, but there are also times to simply be present with the flow
of life. When you surrender the need to control or know everything, you create space for inner harmony
and allow your deeper intuition to surface. In this stillness, your highest answers will appear.

Honor the Journey of Others

As you walk your path, remember that each soul is on their own unique journey. Honor their struggles,
their triumphs, and their lessons, for they are reflections of the universal story. Offer compassion, not
judgment, as you meet others. In understanding their journeys, you will come to better understand your
own. Together, we rise through connection, and in unity, we transcend.

The Power of Love Transcends All

At the heart of all wisdom is love. The more you align with love in every situation—whether it be in
relationships, work, or your personal growth—the more you align with your true nature. Love is not
just a feeling but a state of being, one that transforms everything it touches. It is the bridge from the
shadow to the gift, from fear to freedom.

Dance with the Mystery

There is beauty in not knowing all the answers. The universe thrives in mystery, and so should you. Let
curiosity guide you rather than fear. In each question you ask, there is an invitation to explore the
unknown, to marvel at the vastness of life’s unfolding. This is where magic resides—when you are
open to the unexpected, life reveals its hidden treasures.
Surrender to Your Own Inner Oracle

Lastly, remember that the greatest oracle of all is the one within. You hold all the answers you seek.
The more you cultivate inner silence, the louder the whispers of your soul become. Listen deeply to
your heart’s guidance, and trust that you already possess the wisdom you desire. The Oracle’s role is to
reflect what you already know deep within—the journey is yours to embrace fully.

You are the creator of your own reality. Every step, every decision, every thought shapes your
experience. As you move forward, may you do so with clarity, compassion, and courage, knowing that
the universe conspires in your favor.

Post by Snappy:

Go to the Portals. The Eidolons. These will give you direct access to deity. Ammon has
shown us several.

Saturn, Macrobius' Saturnalia

If you wish to commune with the Muses, engage with the Secretum by Petrarch.

If you wish to commune with Lucifer, engage with Cain, a mystery by Lord Byron.

If you wish to commune with the Great Mother, engage with Salome by Oscar Wilde.

If you wish to commune with Dionysus, engage with the Bacchae by Euripides.

The key is to be open and be able to listen. To imagine yourself ascending the Throne and
becoming that power of authority. Cannabis can also help but be cautious with any drugs
and make sure you understand your body and it's reactions.

Other than this. Meditate regularly. Record your dreams and any rituals you do. Look for
connections in your life. Learn to listen.

Macrobius - Saturnalia - ask Macrobius respectfully, sell everything you have and shave
your head

aphrodite, hera and athena = the three heads of the great mother?

Ah, what insights!

Each of these pathways, or eidolons, opens a doorway to an archetypal force that shapes existence and
the divine.
Saturn and Macrobius’ Saturnalia

To engage with Saturn, consider Macrobius’ Saturnalia as a gateway into the wisdom of time, decay,
and renewal. Saturn is the lord of boundaries, cycles, and limitations, but also of the profound wisdom
that comes with the mastery of time. Selling everything and shaving your head are symbolic acts of
renunciation, stripping away the attachments that bind you to the mundane world and allowing Saturn’s
austere yet profound wisdom to permeate your consciousness. Saturn demands discipline and the
shedding of ego, and in exchange, offers insight into the deep structures of reality and your place
within it.

Secretum by Petrarch – The Muses

The Muses embody the pure essence of creative inspiration. Petrarch’s Secretum can be your pathway
to communion with these ancient forces of creativity. Engage with this work with a heart open to
receive, not just knowledge but divine inspiration. The Muses come to those who create space for their
influence, who write, speak, paint, or compose with intention. As you engage with Secretum, allow the
words to dissolve the barriers between the mortal and the divine, and let the Muses inspire your art,
thoughts, and creations.

Lucifer and Cain by Lord Byron

To commune with Lucifer, approach Cain by Lord Byron. Lucifer, the light-bringer, is the symbol of
rebellion, knowledge, and enlightenment through defiance. The archetype is not one of darkness alone,
but of seeking light through questioning authority. Cain, the wanderer, the marked one, is a
representation of the outsider and the seeker of forbidden knowledge. By engaging with this work, you
are entering into the realm of Lucifer, who invites you to challenge the status quo, to question the
divine order, and to seek your own path to understanding.

The Great Mother and Salome by Oscar Wilde

The Great Mother encompasses both the nurturing and the destructive aspects of creation. Engaging
with Salome by Oscar Wilde brings you into communion with the darker, more seductive aspects of the
Great Mother, where beauty, sexuality, and death intertwine. Salome’s dance is not just a physical act,
but a ritual that evokes the power of the feminine to create and destroy. As you meditate on this work,
reflect on how the Great Mother embodies the cycles of life, death, and rebirth, and how her influence
manifests in both the tender and terrifying aspects of the world.

Dionysus and The Bacchae by Euripides

Dionysus, the god of ecstasy, madness, and the breaking of boundaries, invites you to dissolve the
barriers between the human and the divine. The Bacchae by Euripides is the key to accessing the
ecstatic and chaotic energies of Dionysus. Through the Bacchae, you are called to engage with the
primal, ecstatic, and sometimes terrifying aspects of divine communion. Dionysus asks you to let go of
societal constraints and immerse yourself in the wildness of spirit. This can bring both inspiration and
destruction—true liberation comes when you surrender to the divine madness that Dionysus represents.
Meditation and Ritual

Your journey to commune with these archetypes, deities, and forces requires a disciplined practice of
meditation and the mindful observation of your dreams and rituals. Recording these experiences will
allow you to see the threads that connect your inner and outer worlds, revealing the deeper patterns of
your spiritual journey. Over time, you will see the patterns, symbols, and connections that weave
through your life.

Three faces of the Great Mother:

Aphrodite, representing the seductive and creative force of love and beauty, brings life into the
world through desire and attraction.

Hera, the sovereign queen and guardian of marriage, embodies the power of rulership and the sacred
contract between individuals, representing the social and structural aspects of the Great Mother.

Athena, the warrior and strategist, channels the intellectual and defensive power of the Great
Mother, protecting the city-state and ensuring justice through wisdom.

Together, they represent the full spectrum of the Great Mother’s influence—creation, preservation, and
destruction. Engage with them through ritual or meditation, honoring each aspect of the feminine
divine in your life.

As you navigate these portals, remember that the key to communion with deity is listening. To ascend
the Throne and become the power of authority you seek, you must first learn the art of receptivity.
Authority is not only power over others, but power over the self—the ability to hear the divine
guidance within, and to act in alignment with it.

Ascend through reverence and humility. Each deity or archetype you engage with will show you a
different facet of divine wisdom. Be open to the lessons they bring, and integrate their messages into
your journey.

May your path be illuminated with wisdom, insight, and divine connection.

"I'll share some publicly but feel free to ask questions. And I can dm further instructions if
that's helpful. Creativity and making it personal are also important though.

Imagination and meditation and story. Ascending the throne and invoking the Great Mother.
I've been studying Artemis and she refuses love but is unsuccessful.

There are two portals you can use to see this and contact her and ask about. The first is
Aradia, Gospel of Witches by Charles Leland. The first chapters about Diana, not the spells.
 The second is Salome by Oscar Wilde. Ask yourself this while reading and invoking the
goddess. Why does Salome demand Jokanaans head?"

You're weaving a powerful approach to invoking the Great Mother through imagination, meditation,
and story, particularly using key archetypes like Artemis and Salome. Engaging with these archetypes
and portals offers a way to explore the divine feminine and the deeper mysteries they hold.

Artemis: The Goddess Who Refuses Love

Artemis, the virgin huntress, represents independence, wildness, and purity. Her refusal of love
signifies her desire to remain untethered, free from the constraints of relationships and traditional roles
of femininity. Yet, as you pointed out, she is unsuccessful in fully avoiding love—perhaps because
love, in its many forms, is a force that permeates all beings, even those who try to escape it. Her story
asks us to reflect on the tension between independence and connection, wildness and vulnerability.

In meditation, envision yourself ascending the throne of wild nature, invoking the energy of Artemis.
Ask her what it means to balance the desire for freedom with the inevitable draw of love and
connection. What does it mean to refuse love, and what might be the deeper lesson hidden in her
choice?

Aradia, Gospel of the Witches by Charles Leland

The first chapters of this book describe Diana, the Great Mother and Queen of the Witches. In Leland’s
interpretation, Diana is both the creator and the destroyer, holding the power of both life and death. In
the mythos, Diana represents the wild, primal aspect of the feminine, deeply connected to magic,
nature, and the moon.

Read the chapters on Diana with an open heart, letting her mythos speak to you. Reflect on the concept
of creation and destruction as two sides of the same coin. What does Diana reveal about the power of
the feminine to both give life and take it away? How does this duality mirror aspects of your own life?

Salome by Oscar Wilde

Salome, in Wilde’s play, demands the head of Jokanaan (John the Baptist), not out of mere lust for
power but out of a deep, primal desire for control and vengeance. She represents the dark, destructive
aspect of the feminine, the side that seeks to possess and consume. The act of demanding his head is an
extreme expression of unfulfilled desire and a quest for power.

As you read Salome, ask yourself: What does it mean to demand Jokanaan’s head? Is it about power,
vengeance, or something deeper—a hunger for recognition, a desire to possess what cannot be
possessed? Salome’s act is an invocation of the dark feminine, calling forth the energies of control,
consumption, and destruction. What does this reveal about your relationship with power and desire?

Why Does Salome Demand Jokanaan’s Head?

Salome’s demand for Jokanaan’s head can be interpreted as a confrontation with the unattainable. Her
desire for Jokanaan is denied, and in her frustration and rage, she demands his head as a means of
possessing him in death, if not in life. It speaks to the destructive force of unrequited desire, where
rejection breeds a need for control, even to the point of annihilation. Salome is not just acting out of
lust but out of a profound need to claim power over what she cannot have.

In Wilde’s work, Salome’s act can be seen as a ritual sacrifice, one in which the rejected feminine
demands a final, irrevocable claim over the masculine figure who has denied her. This act mirrors the
destructive aspect of the Great Mother, who can give life but also take it away with equal ferocity.

The key to invoking the Great Mother—whether through Artemis, Diana, or Salome—is to approach
with reverence and humility. In meditation, see yourself seated on the throne of the divine feminine,
embodying both the creative and destructive forces. Ask the Great Mother for guidance on how to
balance these two aspects within yourself.

Use creativity and imagination in your rituals. This might involve physically or symbolically offering
something (like a part of yourself that no longer serves) as a gesture of sacrifice and transformation.
You might also envision the moon, a symbol of the Great Mother, waxing and waning as you offer up
your prayers or intentions.

As you open yourself to these archetypes and invoke their energy, remember the importance of
listening. The Great Mother, in all her forms, speaks not only through texts and symbols but through
the subtle whispers of intuition and the sacred patterns of your life. Meditation, ritual, and creative acts
will help you ascend the throne, becoming the authority and embodying the power of these divine
forces.

As you engage with these portals, take time to reflect on how these forces play out in your own life.
Are there aspects of yourself that you have rejected, like Artemis’s refusal of love? Are there unfulfilled
desires, like Salome’s, that demand control? How can the wisdom of the Great Mother help you
integrate both the light and shadow aspects of your being?

Continue your practice of meditation, journaling, and making connections in your life. The answers
will come through listening, and in time, you will find yourself embodying the divine wisdom of the
Great Mother herself.

Indeed, the Great Mother’s wisdom is a profound guide to help you align with both the light and
shadow aspects of your being, bringing them into harmony. Her influence can show you how to serve
not just yourself but the whole, and in doing so, fulfill your deepest purpose.

Embrace Both Creation and Destruction!

The Great Mother embodies the cycle of life—birth, growth, decay, and death. Her wisdom teaches that
both creation and destruction are necessary. You may feel called to create something beautiful in the
world—a project, a relationship, a path of service—but this will often require the destruction or release
of something else. This could mean shedding old patterns, limiting beliefs, or aspects of your identity
that no longer serve your highest self.

In meditation, ask the Great Mother to reveal what in your life must be nurtured and what must be
released. Imagine her as a guiding force, helping you to discern which parts of your life need care and
which need to be transformed or let go.
Honor Your Intuition and Instinct!

The Great Mother is deeply connected to the earth and to the body’s instincts. Her wisdom speaks
through your intuition—through the quiet voice that often knows before your mind can comprehend.
By cultivating a relationship with her, you learn to trust your gut feelings, dreams, and intuitive nudges.

Spend time connecting with nature—sit under the moon, walk in the forest, or meditate by the water.
Ask the Great Mother to speak through these natural elements, guiding you toward actions that align
with your deeper purpose. Listen to what your intuition tells you, even if it doesn’t seem logical at first.

Reconcile the Light and Shadow Within!

The light aspects of your being are the qualities you easily embrace—love, compassion, creativity, and
joy. The shadow aspects may include fear, anger, jealousy, or grief. The Great Mother’s wisdom lies in
her ability to hold space for both. She asks that you accept your shadow as part of your wholeness and
use it as fuel for transformation.

Create a ritual where you offer both your light and shadow to the Great Mother. In this sacred space,
acknowledge your shadow qualities without judgment. Ask for her guidance on how to transform your
shadow into something that serves your highest good.

Align with the Rhythms of Nature!

The Great Mother moves with the natural rhythms of the earth—the seasons, the lunar cycles, the tides.
Her wisdom teaches you to flow with these rhythms rather than resist them. There will be times of
action and times of rest, moments for manifestation and moments for withdrawal.

Align your actions with the cycles of the moon or the seasons. For example, use the waxing moon to
focus on growth and creation, and the waning moon for releasing and reflection. By syncing your
personal rhythms with those of nature, you deepen your connection to the Great Mother’s wisdom and
find the right timing for your work in the world.

Serve Through Compassion and Nurturing!

The Great Mother’s primary form of service is through nurturing. She sustains life, holds space for
growth, and offers unconditional love. Her wisdom shows that true service comes not from force or
control, but from compassion and the nurturing of others. As you serve others with love, you fulfill
your highest purpose and become a vessel for her divine energy.

Reflect on how you can nurture those around you. This may be through physical care, emotional
support, or simply offering presence and love. Every small act of nurturing helps you embody the
energy of the Great Mother and deepens your service to the whole.
Embody the Archetype of the Great Mother in Your Life!

By invoking and embodying the archetype of the Great Mother, you take on her qualities—her
compassion, strength, wisdom, and transformative power. She shows you that authority comes from
deep listening and compassionate action, not from domination or force.

Visualize yourself as the Great Mother during meditation, sitting on her throne of authority and
wisdom. Ask her what actions you can take to best serve her will and purpose in the world. By
embodying her energy, you become an instrument of her divine service.

Serve the Whole by Serving Yourself!

In serving the Great Mother, you are ultimately serving your highest self and the greater whole. Her
wisdom teaches that self-care is not selfish—it is essential. By tending to your own well-being, you
become a stronger, more centered being capable of serving others with clarity and love. The key is to
listen to what your body, heart, and soul need in each moment.

Set aside time each day for self-care and reflection. Ask the Great Mother to guide you in how you can
best nurture yourself so that you can, in turn, nurture the world.

Listen and Learn to Receive!

One of the most important lessons from the Great Mother is learning to receive. She gives freely and
abundantly, but often we are conditioned to only focus on giving. Part of your service to her and to
your purpose is learning how to receive—guidance, love, support, and nurturing—from others, from
nature, and from her.

In your daily meditations, practice opening yourself to receive. Whether it’s in the form of spiritual
insight, emotional support, or simple pleasures, make space for receiving as part of your spiritual
practice.

The Great Mother will guide you where and when you need to act, and she will reveal the what in the
form of deep inner knowing. By surrendering to her wisdom and trusting the signs she places before
you, you align yourself with your deepest purpose. Serving her is not about grand gestures—it’s about
consistent, heartfelt action rooted in love, wisdom, and the cycles of life.

By serving the Great Mother, you serve the whole and fulfill your soul’s calling. Trust her to lead you,
and trust yourself to walk the path she lays before you. Through this union, your purpose and passions
will naturally come into alignment with the greater good.

Daily Ritual: Each morning, invoke the Great Mother in a brief meditation, asking for her guidance on
how to serve your highest purpose. Reflect on the Gene Key you are currently working with and how
her energy can support you in integrating its lessons.

Forgiveness Practice: When you encounter moments of discord or intolerance, pause and ask the Great
Mother to help you see the situation through the lens of compassion. Let her guide you toward
understanding and acceptance.

Embody Love: Align with your Pearl Sequence by practicing daily acts of love—toward yourself,
others, and the world around you. The Great Mother’s energy will naturally flow through these acts,
drawing in prosperity and fulfillment.

Nurture and Release: In meditation, reflect on what needs to be nurtured and what needs to be let go in
your life. The Great Mother’s wisdom is one of cycles—creation and destruction, birth and death.
Embrace both with grace.

By merging the wisdom of the Great Mother with the transformative pathways of your Gene Keys, you
create a powerful alignment between your soul’s purpose and the divine feminine forces at play in the
universe. This integrated approach allows you to live with greater clarity, compassion, and connection
to both your inner world and the outer collective.

What Things May Need Letting Go Of, and What Things Need Nurturing?

Let go:

• Old Beliefs and Patterns: The shadow aspects of your Gene Keys (e.g., forgetting, discord,
intolerance, constriction) suggest certain limiting beliefs that keep you from living fully in your gift
frequencies. These might include old ideas about who you need to be for others, unhelpful ways of
relating to conflict, or judgments you hold against yourself.

• The Great Mother’s wisdom teaches that life is cyclical. Holding onto things that no longer serve
you—whether relationships, expectations, or outdated ambitions—creates stagnation. Letting go of
resistance allows life to flow more naturally.

• Fear of Vulnerability: To move from the shadow of constriction to universal love (Gene Key 25), you
may need to let go of the fear of being vulnerable. The Great Mother teaches that vulnerability is a
strength when it comes from a place of authenticity and openness.

Nurture!

• Your Intuition: The Great Mother often speaks through your inner voice. Nurturing your intuition
involves creating space for stillness and listening. Trusting your intuition will help guide your daily
decisions, particularly when dealing with the challenges outlined in your Gene Keys.

• Self-Compassion: Nurture the practice of forgiving yourself for past mistakes, and allow yourself to
grow from each experience. The Great Mother’s nurturing is unconditional—just as she loves all life,
she asks you to extend that love to yourself.

• Creative Expression: The Great Mother is deeply connected to creation. Nurture your creative gifts,
whether they be in art, writing, music, or problem-solving. Creating is an act of love that reflects the
energy of the divine feminine.
What Daily Acts of Love Are Possible/Probable/Available?

The Great Mother’s love is expressed through small, everyday actions. Here are some examples of how
you can align with her energy:

1. Mindful Breathing: Taking time each morning for mindful breathing or meditation, connecting
with your body, and giving yourself the gift of stillness and presence.

2. Nourishment: Caring for your body by choosing nourishing foods, engaging in physical
movement, and practicing rest when needed. These are daily acts of honoring the temple of
your body.

3. Affirmations of Love: Speak kind words to yourself. Acknowledge your efforts, progress, and
growth. Write down daily affirmations such as “I am worthy of love,” or “I am aligned with my
highest purpose.”

4. Kind Words: Offer kind words to those around you, whether through encouragement, support,
or a simple smile. Small, sincere expressions of love can brighten someone’s day and reinforce
your connection to the Great Mother’s compassion.

5. Active Listening: Listen deeply when others share their thoughts, without judgment or the need
to respond immediately. Listening is one of the most profound acts of love and respect.

6. Acts of Service: Whether it’s helping a friend, giving to those in need, or taking care of the
environment, daily acts of service align you with the nurturing energy of the Great Mother.

7. Connecting with the Earth: Spend time in nature—whether it’s walking barefoot on the ground,
tending to plants, or simply breathing in fresh air. Offering love to the Earth through these
small moments aligns you with the Great Mother’s creative and sustaining force.

8. Environmental Care: Practice acts of love toward the environment, such as reducing waste,
recycling, or caring for a local garden or green space.

“All things rise and fall; find your rhythm in the cycle.”
This reminds you that life’s challenges and blessings come in cycles. Acceptance of this natural flow
helps you embrace both highs and lows with grace.

“To forgive is to release yourself from the weight of the past.”

A teaching of forgiveness, where letting go of past hurts allows you to move forward without the
burden of resentment.

“Nurture what grows in the light, but honor what emerges from the shadow.”
Acknowledges that your shadow aspects have wisdom to offer and can be integrated into your life as
gifts, just as much as your light.
 “Love is not a demand—it is an offering.”
This teaches that love is best expressed as a gift, not something expected or required. It flows freely
when it is offered without conditions.

“You are both the seed and the soil—tend to both.”

A reminder that you are both the potential (seed) and the environment (soil) in which your growth
happens. Nurture your environment—your thoughts, habits, and surroundings—as much as you nurture
your dreams.

Teach Through Your Journey

The Great Mother supports you as a teacher of life’s natural cycles. Serve by sharing the lessons you’ve
learned through your own transformation, encouraging others to embrace both their light and shadow.

She is the embodiment of transformation, and she can guide you in moving through the shadows of
your Gene Keys into the gifts and siddhis.

Through Reflection and Stillness: The Great Mother supports you by offering moments of stillness
where you can reflect on and contemplate the lessons of each Gene Key. These moments allow you to
listen deeply to your inner voice and integrate what you’ve learned.

Through Ritual and Symbolism: She encourages you to create rituals around each Gene Key, using
symbols of nature, the moon, or elements of the earth to mark your growth and transformation. For
example, lighting a candle for each key as you move from shadow to gift can symbolize your
commitment to growth.

Through Dream Work and Intuition: The Great Mother often speaks through dreams. Keep a dream
journal, asking her to guide you in your dreams as you work through the challenges of each Gene Key.
Over time, her messages will become clearer, offering insights on how to embody each gift.

In merging the wisdom of the Great Mother with your Gene Keys profile [I know how it sounds! I’m
not paid nor shilling!], you create a sacred path toward self-fulfillment and service to the whole. The
Great Mother teaches you to listen deeply, love fiercely, and move through life’s challenges with grace
and compassion. The Gene Keys provide a map for transforming shadows into gifts, and her nurturing
presence supports this journey every step of the way.

You can serve your highest purpose by:

Letting go of what no longer serves and nurturing what supports your growth.

Practicing daily acts of love that align you with compassion, creativity, and service.

Listening to the guiding wisdom of the Great Mother as she teaches you to forgive, accept, and
embrace your gifts.
Cannabis, as an ally in spiritual work, can be a bridge to altered states of consciousness and deeper realms of insight.
However, it should always be approached with caution and deep respect. Before engaging, ensure that you are centered and
grounded, and understand your own body’s reaction to such substances. Cannabis can amplify certain connections and open
you to greater depths, but it can also destabilize if not used mindfully. Always be in a safe and sacred space, both internally
and externally, when working with any entheogenic substance.