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The Nine Realms – Home to Gods, Giants, Elves and Man

The beings of Norse mythology inhabit a universe of Nine Realms. Two of these realms existed before there were gods. It is said that all beings emerged from the coming together of these two worlds.

Having come into being, Odin, the Allfather, together with his brothers, fashioned the remaining seven realms from the body of the first primordial being, the first frost giant named Ymir.

Yggdrasil And The Nine Realms Talon Abraxas

“Andromedans are Beings of Light who are dedicated to bringing new technologies and holistic forms of healing to the whole Universe. They also strive to assist other star-nations to live in peace and unity.“

Andromedans Talon Abraxas

Star Teachers EVEN as a bird sprays many-coloured fires, The plumes of paradise, the dying light Rays through the fevered air in misty spires That vanish in the heights. These myriad eyes that look on me are mine; Wandering beneath them I have found again The ancient ample moment, the divine, The God-root within men. For this, for this the lights innumerable As symbols shine that we the true light win: For every star and every deep they fill Are stars and deeps within.

Seth by Talon Abraxas

“As you sow in your subconscious mind, so shall you reap in your body and environment. Whatever your conscious mind assumes and believes to be true, your subconscious mind will accept and bring to pass. Whatever you habitually think sinks into the subconscious. The subconscious is the seat of the emotions and is a creative mind. Once subconscious accepts an idea, it begins to execute it. Whatever you feel is true, your subconscious will accept and bring forth into experience.” ―Seth Speaks, Jane Roberts

The Sethian Gnosis Old and New

The Cosmic Tree of Life Talon Abraxas

The Cosmic Tree is a universal archetype that appears in the symbolism and mythologies of countless civilisations. It represents the Axis Mundi, or World Axis, that connects every aspect of the universe. From the giant Ash Yggdrasil, that connected the Nine Worlds of Norse mythology, to the Islamic ‘Tree of Immortality’, and the ‘Tree of Knowledge’ in the Garden of Eden, again and again the human condition is connected to the physical and transcendental universe through the image of a plant. The motif of a sacred tree is often associated with the figure of a serpent – an emblem of the shamanic experience, ascending from the shadows to the spiritual plane.

The great Twentieth century psychoanalyst Carl Jung developed a deep understanding of the archetypes of the collective unconscious and how they emerge as symbolic images. He created an extraordinary manuscript - the Liber Novus - now commonly known as The Red Book, filled with symbolic images he discovered in the depths of his own mind. The tree was a recurring motif, pictured as both supporting and connecting every aspect of the cosmos. Planted in the earth its roots reach down through the terrestrial realm toward darkness and the shadow realm, whilst its branches stretch up through the celestial, toward the star-filled heavens.

The Central Galactic Sun Talon Abraxas

The energy of the Central Galactic Sun is concentrated fire energy that can either be extremely repelling (literally burning off disturbances or energy cords into the karmic worlds) or extremely loving (sustaining, nurturing and transmutative) depending on one’s intention and karmic purity. Mysterious Alignment of Stars Near the Galactic Center When the stars align! Planetary nebulae are clouds of gas expelled by stars at the end of their lives. The ejected clouds are ‘ghosts’ of their dying stars, forming beautiful structures such as an hourglass or butterfly shape.

Almost a decade ago, Manchester PhD student Bryan Rees discovered the alignment of planetary nebulae. However, it remained unexplained.

A collaboration of scientists from The University of Manchester and the University of Hong Kong have found a source for the mysterious alignment of stars near the Galactic Centre. Along with confirming the alignment, scientists found a particular group of leads that is responsible, namely close binary stars.

Scientists investigated a collection of so-called planetary nebulae in the Galactic Bulge, close to the Milky Way‘s center. These nebulae are unrelated, originate from distinct stars, were born at various times, and live their entire lives in multiple locations. However, the study discovered that many of these shapes align nearly parallel to the galactic plane (our Milky Way) in the sky and similar patterns.

This is in the same direction as found by Bryan Rees a decade ago.

The alignment is only present in planetary nebulae with a close star companion, according to the latest study directed by University of Hong Kong student Shuyu Tan. A tighter orbit than Mercury has to the Sun is taken by the companion star around the primary star at the planetary nebula’s center.

Moksha or mukti, is a central concept of Indian philosophy. Moksha translates from Sanskrit as “liberation, freedom, emancipation or bliss.” It is a state of non-ego, where the ahamkara or “I-maker” vanishes and one stands free from all desires, actions, and consequences in a total state of oneness or absorption.

Attachment, desire, and the inability to see or experience the oneness of all life bind us to this material world. The ancient yogis view this bondage as the primary source of suffering in human life. Moksha is the path of liberation from suffering and the attainment of self-realization. Through this path of liberation, one can experience transcendental planes of existence and a profound state of bliss.

THE FIVE KOSHAS Originating from the Taittiriya Upanishad, an ancient Tantric yoga text, the Koshas are considered the five energetic layers (or ‘sheaths’ in Sanskrit) of your body that interpenetrate each other and surround your soul. Discovering and exercising each layer is believed to bring the individual closer to oneness with the universe and the true self.

“You are a multidimensional creature.

Your awareness manifests on many different planes.

Yoga introduces you to yourself and trains you to live fully and gracefully at every level of your being.

From the Hatha postures that strengthen and tone your physical body to the breathing exercises that balance and vitalise your life force, from the meditation practice that quietens and clears your mind, to the self-study and selfless love that open up an inner world of knowledge and unity."

Anandamaya Kosha Talon Abraxas

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