Wednesday, January 20, 2010

I would like to inform the Aeon Byte to introduce W.B. Yeats's mysticism and Christian Gnosticism! He can awaken his Immortal Rose and the sages in the last generation with his prophetic songs!



Aeon Byte #136-- The Gnostic WB Yeats with Mina Cho, author 'The Explanation of WB Yeats'


Countless people have enjoyed and been inspired by the ethereal poetry of William Butler Yeats. Many have known about his affiliations with the Golden Dawn and other occult groups, or the fact he was a magician and Heremticist. Yet few understand that Yeats was a self-professed Gnostic Priest who secretly wrote about the fall and rise of Sophia, the Indwelling Christ, the rule of the Demiurge, the coming of a New Age and various other themes the ancient heretics contemplated. We study the life of this mystic bard, including his influences and esoteric views. We also decipher his Gnostic Theology hidden deep within his airy poetry that conveys the Ageless Wisdom of the Knowers of the Unknown. Astral Guest-- Mina Cho, author of 'The Explanation of WB Yeat's Poetry'. Topics discussed: --The life and times of Yeats, including his influences and who he influenced. --A detailed analysis of his poetry and how he camouflaged Sophia, the Demiurge and the Indwelling Christ within it. --How Yeats not only believed he was an avatar of the Gnostic Christ but a prophet ushering a New Age when Sophia would literally arrive from the East to heal mankind. --The Irish Magician’s concepts of a Daimonic Man and Unity of Being brought by gnosis. --How Yeats tapped subconsciously tapped into the Nag Hammadi Library, which he never read, while consciously expressing the Gnostic Narratives of the available ‘Pistis Sophia’, ‘The Hymn of the Pearl’, and the Valentinian Cosmogony in symbolical and metaphoric ways. And much more!!!

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Sunday, January 3, 2010

Happy New Year for 2010.

The Happier and stronger New Year is the white Tiger's year, 2010, so I would like to celebrate the New Year with Yeats's stronger and greater prophecy in our generation.
I would like to the celebration about the strong year by W.B. Yeats's last poetry:


Whence did all that fury come?
From empty tomb or Virgin womb?
Saint Joseph thought the world would melt
But liked the way his finger smelt. ("A Stick of Incense")


The "fury" is the symbol of the strong power and glory of the Immortal Rose, Sophia-Isis in the last generation of the old age, in our age. It is totally different from the last 2000 years, the androcentric age. What is "empty tomb or Virgin womb? They are symbols of the last 2000 years of the androcentric age. St. Joseph symbolizes the masculine principle, who supports the Divine Feminine. Yeats, the great Daimon also symbolizes as St. Joseph with other Daimons.
What a great joy and glory it is in the short song!

Sophia is wandering on the streets as the power of Lion because she is returning!
Our great prophet, WB Yeats already left his greatest songs to open the arrival of Sophia, the Immortal Rose. He alluded the Nativity of Sophia-Isis in this poem!
He smelt the fragrance of the Immorrtal Rose as a new baby like St. Joseph's experience.

In addition, one of the next last poems, "Hound Voice" he prophesied the coming of the Great New Age by finding the Holy Grail, the dead hare, Sophia-Isis!
The last prophet and priest for Sophia, W.B. Yeats's white magic is spreading with the gyres of time to get over all disastrous affairs of the last old androcentric age.
Happy New Year for the white tiger year, 2010!

In Light and Love,

Mina