“In the place of tears, I, the singer, observe my flowers; they are in my hand; they intoxicate my soul and my song, as I walk alone with them, with my sad soul among them. In this place where the herb is like sweet ointment and green as turquoise and emerald, I think of my song, holding beautiful flowers in my hand. In this place of turquoise and emerald, I think of beautiful songs, of beautiful flowers; let us rejoice now, dear friends and children, for life on earth is not long. I hasten, I will go to sweet songs, sweet flowers, dear friends and children. Oh on! I cried aloud; Oh on! Flowers rained down on me as I departed. Let us go wherever we may; I, the singer, will find and bring flowers; let us be glad while we live; listen to my song. I, the poet, call a song for the place of joy, a glorious song that descends to Mictlan and there turns and rises again. I seek neither robes nor riches, nor children, but a song for a place of joy.”
This is Xochicuicatl, an ancient song of the Aztecs. This lament emphatically repeats the usual sad burden of their poets; it is another variation of the well-known advice “Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we die”. It represents our preference for overindulging in the presence of physical intoxication, suggested joy, and psychological intoxication, instead of looking into the face of true reality. already by that time, people preferred to get drunk on everything possible, instead of pondering the origin of the disconsolate, painful reality of their inner and outer lives. They wanted to hide the discomfort, but also the terrible emptiness that insistently echoed from within them and conquered their present consciousness. Souls are sent to the Aztec underworld of Mictlan after the death of their physical body. People went there with what they had acquired in the earthly world and what belonged to the Underworld – with their newly created Shadows, which in this case represented the sweeping of perceived knowledge of the truth under the carpet of constant intoxication with autosuggestion and submission to strong, deceptive beliefs. The new Shadows added to the old ones and enlarged them.
Water Lily Symbolism
The symbolism of the appearance and scent of the Water Lily originates in Atlantis, in this case in its geographical outcrops, and that was the Caribbean, Central American, and South American culture of the original inhabitants at that time. It is a white water lily; in our country, it is also known as the sacred Indian and Egyptian lotus. The name of the genus of these flowers comes from the Greek word nymphaea and was inspired by the (Pleiadean) nymphs of Greek mythology. Nomen est Omen (Name is a sign of Fate) applies not only to people but also to the naming of many natural, scientific, astronomical phenomena and objects; and also various other things. In this case, it is about flowers. ON prophesies through inspired people and provides us with messages in various ways, like a whisperer in a theater, a hint about how things are. If we want to understand and comprehend something from ON, we must seek and connect contexts from both the external and internal worlds.
The delicate scent of Water Lily is reminiscent of a gentle breeze over still waters and carries with it the essence of their symbolic properties. It is a scent with a touch of peace and creates an olfactory experience that soothes the mind and soul. The blue lotus flower is used as a sleep aid and anxiety reliever. However, at higher doses achieved through inhalation, users can experience euphoria and hallucinations. When we inhale enough of the lily’s intoxicating scent, we may (symbolically) fall asleep forever. If we stop in time, we might not fall asleep, but at least end up with a headache.
The scent of the lily is pleasant and pleasing to the nose, but within that scent lies a poison that causes hallucinations. Indulging too much in something that is outwardly very pleasant is extreme, and then even what can be a calming medicine in smaller doses becomes toxic. The White Lily is a symbol of innocence, just as the (excessive) covering up of unpleasantness entering consciousness may seem innocent and helpful. When the suppressing of unpleasantness is moderate, it is a break, serving to rest and gain strength for further knowledge of the unpleasantness of one’s Self. When it is too much, it can turn into a long-term hallucination that has the appearance of an artificial elevation of consciousness. However, it is a deception, because when the intoxication wears off, the person finds himself not only where he was before, but even a little more back and down. ON will provide in its entirety to everyone what he wants, and if someone wants to block his consciousness at the expense of knowing the Truth about his Self and the surrounding World by frequently immersing himself in hallucinations of intoxication, he might get it. His consciousness will be blocked. There are many Entities in the subtle world who will enthusiastically join this process. With the curses of their prophesied hatred, they program people to block their consciousness in such a way that it will not be possible for a person to unblock it. As a result, there are so many blocked trumpet horns here on Earth with consciousness darkened for many other reasons, not only from indulging in meditative hypnotic autosuggestions.
Plant-based psychedelics and hallucinogens
This is not only about (excessive) indulgence in earthly pleasures, which we all know well. It is also about excessive indulgence in psychic activities of a kind although that, on the one hand, cause a feeling of elevation of consciousness, but on the other hand, might cause the exact opposite, which is the blocking of the rise of consciousness. Information about blocking the consciousness is hidden; it is not directly mentioned in that feeling. In principle, this is illustrated for example by the symbolism of the vampire Nosferatu sucking blood of his victims, who during that act experienced a pleasant feeling of drowsiness. The Water Lily, with this simile, represents an umbrella covering the sum of psyche-changing activities. The toxin of the flower plays the role of an anesthetic in it and does not allow unpleasant feelings to enter consciousness.
In the past, herbal tranquilizers and psychedelics were used, but today, artificial chemical drugs are also used to calm, alleviate states of anxiety, restlessness, and fear. Once ago, herbal medicines had significantly greater power than they do today. People were also cleaner back then; they had not yet accumulated so many genetic (karmic) blockages from the abuse of herbal preparations – psychedelics and adaptogens. Adaptogens are anti-stress substances of the human body, which are often found in herbs or plants, and they also had a greater effect in the past. These remedies were used to treat diseases and alleviate poor mental health. Nowadays, if you use antibiotics often, even they will stop having a healing effect on you after some time.
When it was discovered that the effect of herbal preparations is pleasant, calming, and that a person under their influence also experiences fascinating scenes and stories from another dimension, they began to be abused for the purpose of entertainment and spending free time. People began to confuse their effects with raising consciousness and thought that by using these means they were freeing themselves from the shackles of the Matrix and becoming something purer, higher, and more important on the soul level. However, after sobering up, there is an awakening, and that is the fall into harsh reality. Hallucinogens cannot be used all the time to maintain one’s consciousness in a higher dimension continuously. It is not even possible because with excessive preference and indulgence in psychedelics, their positive effect decreases, and their negative effect increases. When someone fulfills their constant desire for excessive pleasures, their position shifts towards the edge of the coin, which flips under their weight and can then fall from the bright side to the opposite – the dark side.
Although the immediate effects of psychedelics wear off in a few days, the memories of them remain in consciousness for years. A person can recall them from memory and feel them as if they had happened only recently. Psychedelic experiences, when a person’s consciousness reaches higher dimensions and experiences fantastic parables – cinematic stories from their ancient past, have such power that they can change the direction of the rest of their life. The spirit of plants is a powerful Spirit, it brings changes to the psyche. It must be treated with respect and should not be played with or abused. Then it may turn its back on you, and instead of the Spirit, you will then see its Shadow.
Mental psychedelics
People then discovered (or were advised to do so by someone) that intention, attitude, thought, and word also have great power. Such power that they can use them to put themselves into a state of autosuggestion and autohypnosis without having to use herbal preparations. Sometimes it was enough for them to be present symbolically, for example, in the form of amulets or lotus drawings tattooed on the body. The sight of them triggered a (genetic) memory in them and strengthened the process of (un)conscious connection with the (Dark) Spirit of the plant.
Autosuggestion is something like a silent incantation, in which a person repeats the same feeling words (mantras), for example, that “everything is good and if it is not quite good yet, it will get better”; or the Hindu mantra “Om Mani Padme Hum – the jewel is in the lotus”, symbolizing the path to enlightenment through the method of combining “compassion and wisdom”. Forms of autosuggestion also include frequent deep meditations, which are an escape from reality and leave a pleasant feeling of emptiness and relaxation without anything really changing in a person or removing anything dark from them. That would be too simple, wouldn’t it? Meditation three times a day, the Lord’s Prayer, or bowing to Allah on a rug. If someone repeats these techniques for a long time, often and daily, they can become addicted to them. They become part of their regular stereotypical ritual, which calms them and thus assures them that they are on the right path. They affect his psyche, thinking, words, and deeds. When he is finished with it, he can remain in that strange intoxication for a long time, which, however, does not solve anything and if there is no adequate knowledge during or after it, it can only be a waste of time.
A modern chemical alternative to intoxication from repeating mantras is, for example, the drug ketamine, also known as a tranquilizer for horses. A chemical drug is a formula; even the phrase mantra/prayer is a formula. A formula is a phrase that, when used, starts the process. Ketamine is used as a “medicine” to suppress the symptoms of depression, anxiety disorders, suicidal thoughts, and stress. In reality, however, it only suppresses the influence of mental entities, while their (karmic) connections to the person remain where they were. When the effects wear off, these Mentals will aggressively reconnect, nervous that the person has silenced them because they wanted to be there, terrorizing him and drawing his energy. Or they will wait for him. In the meantime, they will direct their activities to other people and keep those intoxicated by autosuggestion in reserve for later.
These are the Matrix patterns that keep the process of hypnotic escape from reality going. In vain, by silently suggesting artificial positivity, we focus on the good when we are surrounded by Evil, which is everywhere around us in the physical and unconscious world. It lurks at us from the darkness and also hides itself in the Light. Where did that monster get that Light from? It did not create it itself. It is not capable of that. It got it from us and from our ancestors; that has happened in many of our previous lives. We gave it our Light in a form of our consciousness, when we let ourselves be enslaved by Evil hidden in the Light. We let ourselves be deceived by our own Ego, which persuaded us to take a comfortable path. However, the path of the Spirit is not so comfortable. It is a difficult rocky path for us the tourists on the earthly plains, and some of those pebbles even get into our worn-out shoes, which then press on us when we walk.