In this second talk to the Building 4th community, Doug Scott continues his exploration of the angelic realm through the Ra Contact, with Daskalos's The Esoteric Teachings as a major secondary source. He pictures the Creator as a sphere and as a tree, distinguishes "angelic" as a quality of purity from "angelics" as the archangels' sub-agents, and offers an image for how we and our higher self grow toward each other: the pail and the reservoir. He then turns to four faces of the demonic, what Ra says about the lower-astral thoughtforms behind the cattle mutilations, systems of separation as "spirits in the air," and practices for protection grounded in Ra's words: love is the greatest protection.
A note on two citations: In the recording, the passage "give thanksgiving for each moment… this is all the protection necessary" is cited as 64.21. It's 32.1; "love is the greatest protection" is 64.21. The five steps are Doug's own; Ra's discipline of the personality is threefold: know yourself, accept yourself, become the Creator (74.11).
Topics
0:00 Opening prayer
3:55 Sources and caveats
5:25 Where we left off, and a correction on 7.9
6:39 The Creator as a sphere: archangels and their angelics
8:54 Angelic and angelics: adjective and noun
11:13 The Creator as a Tree
12:59 The pail and the reservoir: Alphaic and Omegaic
15:38 Daskalos and the Prodigal Son
17:41 Four faces of the demonic
23:51 A friend's questions: moving forms, lower-astral thoughtforms, and cattle mutilations as a mirror
29:34 Who were the Desert Fathers?
30:25 Spirits in the air: oppression and systems of separation
33:36 Sin as violence: Crossan, bellicosity, and the Great BASH
36:09 The orb and the pitch of light (Card Four)
36:49 Love is the greatest protection
38:13 Tending our thoughts: watch and detach, five steps, boundaries
39:51 Golden light from the heart
42:17 Discussion
42:42 The eggshell technique, guided
50:56 A variation: an altar inside the egg
52:12 Self-knowledge as protection
54:30 Do these practices deepen with time?
58:33 Closing prayer
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