I just posted the entire 42 statement negative confession in the Introduction to Heka part one. Many of them are common sense, but I wanted to post some note-worthy ones here to see what you all thought of them and how they may apply to modern times. A person aligned with all 42 is said to have lived 'in rhythm with the universe'. 11- I have not closed my ears to truth 13- I have not made anyone cry 14- I have not felt sorrow without reason 18- I have not been an eavesdropper 20- I have not been angry without reason 28- I have not caused disruption of peace 29- I have not acted hastily or without thought 30- I have not overstepped my boundaries of concern 31- I have not exaggerated my words when speaking 35- I have not spoken angrily or arrogantly 37- I have not placed myself on a pedestal All of these deserve some comment probably. :) But number 30 really has me thinking; maybe that is what we would call a "busy-body" today or maybe just not concerning yourself with things you cannot control? Does anyone have one or two that stand out to them?

Most people think 'Abracadabra' is just a stage magic joke, but it actually comes from the Aramaic 'Avra kadavra'—meaning 'I create as I speak.' Aleister Crowley later changed it to ABRAHADABRA to change the 'math' of the word to equal 418 (the number of the Great Work). If you could create one thing in your life just by speaking it into existence this week, what would it be?

Most people walk through life with their eyes closed to the currents of energy moving around them. If you are here, it’s because your eyes started to open. ​I’m curious about your origin story: Was there a specific book, an eerie coincidence, or a sudden "calling" that led you to seek out the Hidden Paths? ​Share your journey below. I'm looking forward to seeing how all of our paths have crossed here.

I'm excited to announce that we have added guided meditations to our course curriculum. They are short 5 to 10 minute meditations into the Qabalistic Tree of Life. A new pathworking will be released every week. I would love to hear feedback about the first one, Journey into Malkuth. If the pauses are too short or you don't like the voice or wish it were longer, whatever, please let me know. It will help me develop future courses.

The way to advance in this classroom is by engagement (i.e. posting comments and liking other comments). Leveling up will open up more curriculum. In order to promote engagement here, I want to ask the following question: In Heka, we are always balancing between Ma’at (Order) and Isfet (Chaos). Looking at your week so far, which one is winning?