ENQUIRER. I have heard people say that your rules require all members to be vegetarians, celibates, and rigid ascetics; but you have not told me anything of the sort yet. Can you tell me the truth once for all about this?

THEOSOPHIST. The truth is that our rules require nothing of the kind. The Theosophical Society does not even expect, far less require of any of its members that they should be ascetics in any way, except — if you call that asceticism — that they should try and benefit other people and be unselfish in their own lives.

ENQUIRER. But still many of your members are strict vegetarians, and openly avow their intention of remaining unmarried. This, too, is most often the case with those who take a prominent part in connection with the work of your Society.

THEOSOPHIST. That is only natural, because most of our really earnest workers are members of the Inner Section of the Society, which I told you about before.

Malachite glitters for me, I live according to my will, for I am Wadjet, Lady of the Devouring Flame, and few approach me.

>>40763937
>The Azurite Universal Templar Security Team

https://youtu.be/YSi78g2CXCM

Then I stood before them, in a space among the lean-to fragmentary buildings, and I held out the Signature, so that it shone and dazzled, and sent its gleams everywhere into their eyes, their faces.

I said that Canopus forbade them to go near the Stones. It was an order. And I made the Signature flash and shiver.

I said that Canopus forbade them to use each other or the other creatures of the planet as servants, unless these servants were treated as well as they would treat themselves, as equals at all times.

I said that Canopus forbade them to kill animals unless it was for food, and then only with care and without cruelty. They must plant crops, I said, and must harvest fruit and nuts.

I said that they might not waste the fruits of the earth, and each might take only what was needed, no more.

They must not use violence with each other.

Above all, over and above all these prohibitions, was the first one: never, never, must they go into the old cities, or use those stones for building other settlements, and they must not intoxicate themselves in these ways if they ever again came across places or things, that held the capacity to intoxicate. They were destroying themselves in these practices, and Canopus was displeased.

Then I put away the Signature, and I went up to Jarsum, who was prostrate, trembling, the white Giant beside him, and I said, "Farewell. And I will come to you again. And until that time remember the Laws of Canopus."

>>40653179
>black swan

White Crow.

The Red Race Spirit has awoken.

>>40641201
https://youtu.be/e2B6ss4nMlw

A “technical delusion” can be defined as a delusion about technology. Such belief can focus on a device that does not exist (Venusian mind rays, presumably) or on a persistent and thus unreasonable conviction about an otherwise plausible practice (my neighbor spies on me through my computer’s webcam). In either case, adjudicating what does and does not exist, or what is or is not reasonable, always remains open to some degree of debate.

>too woke for Zionism

yes, yes I am