CYCLE SIX
1. To descend, along
the space-time continuum, from spatial Space to repetitive Time, as from primal
doing to supreme doing, but to ascend, along the time-space continuum, from
sequential Time to spaced Space, as from primal being to supreme being.
2. To descend, along
the volume-mass continuum, from volumetric Volume to massed Mass, as from
primal giving to supreme giving, but to ascend, along the mass-volume
continuum, from massive Mass to voluminous Volume, as from primal taking to
supreme taking.
3. To be saved from the
sensual barbarism of primal doing to the sensible barbarism of supreme doing,
as from photons to photinos, illusion to strength.
4. To be saved from the sensual culture of
primal being to the sensible culture of supreme being, as from protons to protinos, weakness to truth.
5. To be saved from the
sensual civilization of primal giving to the sensible civilization of supreme
giving, as from electrons to electrinos, ignorance to
beauty.
6. To be saved from the
sensual nature of primal taking to the sensible nature of supreme taking, as from
neutrons to neutrinos, ugliness to knowledge.
7. Salvation along the space-time continuum is
from Devil to warrior, idealism to fundamentalism, as ‘the Diabolic’ fall diagonally from superfeminine
to subfeminine barbarism.
8. Salvation along the time-space continuum is
from beast to God, naturalism to transcendentalism, as ‘the Divine’ rise
diagonally from submasculine to supermasculine
culture.
9. Salvation along the volume-mass continuum is
from whore to angel, materialism to humanism, as ‘the mundane’ fall diagonally
from negative feminine to positive feminine civilization.
10. Salvation along the mass-volume continuum is
from sinner to saint, realism to nonconformism, as
‘the purgatorial’ rise diagonally from negative masculine to positive masculine
nature.
11. To fall, in the fire of barbarism, from light
to soul, as from the eyes to the heart, but to rise, in the air of culture,
from heat to spirit, as from the ears to the lungs.
12. To fall, in the water of civilization, from
coldness to (the) id, as from the tongue to the womb, but to rise, in the soil
(vegetation) of nature, from darkness to mind, as from the phallus to the
brain.
13. To fall through the
Father into Hell, but to rise through the Holy Spirit into Heaven.
14. To fall through the
Mother into the World, but to rise through Christ into Purgatory.
15. The fall of the soul into Hell is no less a
salvation than the rise of the spirit into Heaven.
16. The fall of the id into the World is no less a
salvation than the rise of the mind into Purgatory.
17. The fall of the soul into the glory (Hell) of
pride through the will (Devil) of strength is to fundamentalism what the rise
of the spirit into the glory (Heaven) of joy through the will (God) of truth is
to transcendentalism - namely, salvation.
18. The fall of the id into the glory (World) of
pleasure through the will (woman) of beauty is to humanism what the rise of the
mind into the glory (Purgatory) of love through the will (man) of knowledge is
to nonconformism - namely, salvation.
