The Gospel of Mary examined from the Gnostic viewpoint of the art and science of manifestation. CLIF HIGH DEC The Gospel of Mary (from the Berlin Codex BG 8502, the most complete surviving version; note that the text is fragmentary with pages 1–6 and 11–14 missing from the manuscript). This version is the most complete that we have. This article is just an examination of her words from the Gnostic viewpoint of the art and science of manifestation. Not all of Mary’s text is so treated here, perhaps about half is examined. Much of the rest is confused by missing context. All of it must be interpreted by those who have the ears to hear. [...beginning of text lost…] This text begins with a fragment that says: “...will matter be destroyed, or not?” The living Jesus said, “All nature, all formations, all creatures exist in and with one another, and they will be resolved again into their own roots. For the nature of matter is resolved into the roots of its own nature alone. He who has ears to hear, let him hear.” [*** The text of the Gospel of Mary begins for us with a fragment from the end of a question by the disciples, perhaps Peter, in which the end of the question to Jesus is “...will matter be destroyed, or not?” The response by Jesus is clearly addressing the answer as though the beginning of the question related to the ‘event-stream’ and manifestation. It could easily be imagined as such a complete question as: “in the stopping of a manifestation effort, will the matter be destroyed, or not?” Again, just as clearly Jesus replies with the event-stream being described, and that all creatures exist in, and with one another, validating that the common shared reality exists only in relationships, and that the event-stream of this reality would resolve all again into their own roots. That is, the physical existence of the matter would return to that which prompted the root of that existence, the pleroma. Manifestation is a complex process, made more so by group efforts. All things are are interconnected in this shared reality, and all things are also impermanent.

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In its symbolism chess is the most significant of all games. It has been called "the royal game"--the pastime of kings. Like the Tarot cards, the chessmen represent the elements of life and philosophy. The game was played in India and China long before its introduction into Europe. East Indian princes were wont to sit on the balconies of their palaces and play chess with living men standing upon a checkerboard pavement of black and white marble in the courtyard below. It is popularly believed that the Egyptian Pharaohs played chess, but an examination of their sculpture and illuminations has led to the conclusion that the Egyptian game was a form of draughts. In China, chessmen are often carved to represent warring dynasties, as the Manchu and the Ming. The chessboard consists of 64 squares alternately black and white and symbolizes the floor of the House of the Mysteries. Upon this field of existence or thought move a number of strangely carved figures, each according to fixed law. The white king is Ormuzd; the black king, Ahriman; and upon the plains of Cosmos the great war between Light and Darkness is fought through all the ages. Of the philosophical constitution of man, the kings represent the spirit; the queens the mind; the bishops the emotions; the knights the vitality; the castles, or rooks, the physical body. The pieces upon the kings' side are positive; those upon the queens' side, negative. The pawns are the sensory impulses and perceptive faculties--the eight parts of the soul. The white king and his suite symbolize the Self and its vehicles; the black king and his retinue, the not-self--the false Ego and its legion. The game of chess thus sets forth the eternal struggle of each part of man's compound nature against the shadow of itself. The nature of each of the chessmen is revealed by the way in which it moves; geometry is the key to their interpretation. For example: The castle (the body) moves on the square; the bishop (the emotions) moves on the slant; the king, being the spirit, cannot be captured, but loses the battle when so surrounded that it cannot escape.

Torus fields have long been present in various forms, including plasma fields, charged clouds, structures of photons, and even in advanced configurations of DNA, symbols, and alphabets, to name a few. Current scientific consensus indicates that over 99% of the universe consists of plasma, which can be understood as a cloud of charged particles. Since plasma exists in donut-shaped configurations, it naturally takes on a toroidal form, resembling a torus or a donut. Plasma is recognized as the fourth state of matter, distinct from solids, liquids, and gases. In plasma, atoms are separated into freely floating 'negative' electrons and 'positive' ions (atoms that have lost one or more electrons). This state is sometimes referred to as ionized gas. The reason plasma fields adopt this remarkable toroidal shape is that they have evolved to create a self-sustaining, self-organizing recursive geometry that optimizes their energy for survival. According to hydrodynamics, the three axes of rotational spin lead to the only self-sustaining shape.