3 Emerald Tablets Of Thoth Pt 3 Of 7

The Emerald Tablets of TOT Part 3 of 7 Written 36,

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Tablet 5 The Dweller of Oonall Oft dream I of buried Atlantis,

Lost in the ages that have passed into night.

Aeon on aeon thou existed in beauty,

A light shining through the darkness of night.

Mighty in power,

Ruling the earth-born,

Lord of the earth in Atlantis' day.

King of the nations,

Master of wisdom,

Light through soontal,

Keeper of the way.

Dwells in his temple,

The master of Oonall,

Light of the earth in Atlantis' day.

Master he from a cycle beyond us,

Living in bodies as one among men.

Not as the earth-born he from beyond us,

Son of a cycle,

Advance beyond men.

Know ye,

O man,

That Hallet,

The master,

Was never one with the children of men.

Far in the pastime,

When Atlantis first grew as a power,

Appeared there one,

With the key of wisdom,

Showing the way of light to all.

Showed he to all men the path of attainment,

Way of the light that flows among men.

Mastering darkness,

Leading the man's soul upward to heights that were one with the light.

Divided the kingdoms he into sections,

Ten were they,

Ruled by children of men.

Upon another built he a temple,

Built but not by the children of men.

Out of the ether called he its substance,

Moulded and formed by the power of Yeetolan.

Into the forms he built with his mind.

Mile after mile it covered the island,

Space upon space it grew in its might.

Black yet not black,

But dark like the space-time,

Deep in its heart the essence of light.

Swiftly the temple grew into being,

Moulded and shaped by the word of the dweller,

Called from the formless into a form.

Builded he then within it great chambers,

Filled them with forms,

Called forth from the ether,

Filled them with wisdom,

Called forth by his mind.

Formless was he within his temple,

Yet was he formed in the image of men.

Dwelling among them,

Yet not of them,

Strange and far distant was he from the children of men.

Chose he then from among the people three who became his gateway,

Chose he the three from the highest to become his links with Atlantis.

Messengers they who carried his counsel to the kings of the children of men.

Brought he forth others and taught them wisdom,

Teachers they to the children of men,

Placed he them on the island of Undal to stand as teachers of light to men.

Each of those who were thus chosen,

Taught must he be for years five and ten.

Only thus could he have understanding to bring light to the children of men.

Thus there came into being the temple a dwelling place for the master of men.

I taught,

Have ever sought wisdom,

Searching in darkness and searching in light.

Long in my youth I travelled the pathway,

Seeking ever new knowledge to gain,

Until after much striving,

One of the three to me brought the light.

Brought he to me the commands of the dweller,

Called me from the darkness into the light.

Brought he me before the dweller,

Deep in the temple before the great fire.

There on the great throne beheld I,

The dweller,

Clothed with the light and flashing with fire.

Down I knelt,

Before that great wisdom,

Feeling the light flowing through me in waves.

Heard I then the voice of the dweller,

O darkness,

Come into the light.

Long have ye sought the pathway to light.

Each soul on earth that loosens its fetters shall soon be made free from the bondage of night.

Forth from the darkness have ye arisen,

Closer approached the light of your goal.

Here ye shall dwell as one of my children,

Keeper of records gathered by wisdom,

Instrument thou to the light from beyond.

Ready by thou,

Made to do what is needed,

Preserver of wisdom through the ages of darkness,

That shall come fast on the children of men.

Live thee here and drink of all wisdom,

Secrets and mysteries upon thee shall unveil.

Then answered I,

The master of cycles,

Saying,

O light that descended to men,

Give thou to me of thy wisdom,

That I might be a teacher of men,

Give thou of thy light,

That I may be free.

Spoke then to me again the master,

Age after age shall ye live through your wisdom,

I when o'er Atlantis the ocean waves roll,

Holding the light,

Though hidden in darkness,

Ready to come whene'er thou shalt call.

Go thee now and learn greater wisdom,

Grow thou through light to infinities all.

Long then dwelt I in the temple of the dweller,

Until at last I was one with the light.

Followed I then the path to the star planes,

Followed I then the pathway to light.

Deep into earth's heart I followed the pathway,

Learning the secrets below as above,

Learning the pathway to the halls of armanty,

Learning the law that balances the world.

To earth's hidden chambers pierced I by my wisdom,

Deep through the earth's crust,

Into the pathway,

Hidden for ages from the children of men.

Unveiled before me ever more wisdom,

Until I reached a new knowledge,

Found that all is part of an all,

Great and yet greater than all that we know.

Searched I infinity's heart through all the ages,

Deeper and yet deeper more mysteries I found.

Now as I look back through the ages,

Know I that wisdom is boundless,

Ever grown greater throughout the ages,

One with infinities greater than all.

Light there was in ancient Atlantis,

Yet darkness too was hidden in all.

Fell from the light into the darkness,

Some who had risen to heights among men.

Proud they became because of their knowledge,

Proud were they of their place among men,

Deep delved they into the forbidden,

Opened the gateway that led to below.

Sought they to gain ever more knowledge,

But seeking to bring it up from below.

He who descends below must have balance,

Else he is bound by lack of our light.

Opened they then by their knowledge,

Pathways forbidden to man.

But in his temple all seeing the dweller lay in his ahwanti,

While through Atlantis his soul roamed free.

Saw he the Atlanteans by their magic,

Opening the gateway that would bring to earth a great woe.

Fast fled his soul then back to his body,

Up he arose from his ahwanti.

Called he the three mighty messengers,

Gave the commands that shattered the world.

Deep neath earth's crust in the halls of ahwanti,

Swiftly descended the dweller.

Called he then on the powers of the seven lords wielded,

Changed the earth balance.

Down sank Atlantis,

Beneath the dark waves,

Shattered the gateway that had been opened,

Shattered the doorway that led down below,

All of the islands were shattered except Unal,

And part of the island of the sons of the dweller.

Preserved he then to be the teachers,

Lights on the path for those to come after,

Lights for the lesser children of men.

Called he then,

I taught before him,

Gave me commands for all I should do,

Saying,

Take thou,

O taught,

All of your wisdom,

Take all your records,

Take all your magic.

Go thou forth as a teacher of men,

Go thou forth reserving the records,

Until in time light grows among men.

Light shalt thou be all through the ages,

Hidden yet found by enlightened men.

Over all earth give we ye power,

Free thou to give or take it away.

Gather thou now the sons of Atlantis,

Take them and flee to the people of the rock caves,

Fly to the land of the children of Khem.

Then gathered I,

The sons of Atlantis,

Into a spaceship I brought all my records,

Brought the records of sunken Atlantis.

Gathered I all of my powers,

Instruments many of mighty magic.

Up then we rose on wings of the morning,

High we arose above the temple,

Leaving behind the three and the dweller,

Deep in the halls,

Neath the temple,

Closing the pathway to the lords of the cycles.

Yet ever to him who was knowing open shall be the path to Aminti.

Fast fled we then on the wings of the morning,

Fled to the land of the children of Khem.

There by my power I conquered and ruled them,

Raised I to light the children of Khem.

Deep neath the rocks I buried my spaceship,

Waiting the time when man might be free.

Over the spaceship erected a marker,

In the form of a lion,

Yet like,

Unto man.

There neath the image rests yet my spaceship,

Forth to be brought when need shall arise.

Know ye,

O man,

That far in the future invaders shall come from out of the deep.

Then awake ye who have wisdom,

Bring forth my ship and conquer with ease.

Deep neath the image lies my secret,

Search and find in the pyramid I built.

Each to the other is the keystone,

Each the gateway that leads into life.

Follow the key I leave behind me,

Seek in the doorway to life shall be thine.

Seek thou in my pyramid,

Deep in the passage that ends in a wall.

Use thou the key of the seven,

And open to thee the pathway will fall.

Now unto thee I have given my wisdom,

Now unto thee I have given my way.

Follow the pathway,

Solve thou my secrets,

Unto thee I have shown the way.

Tablet Six.

The Key of Magic.

Hark ye,

O man,

To the wisdom of magic,

Hark the knowledge of powers forgotten.

Long ago in the days of the first man,

Warfare began between darkness and light.

Man,

Then as now,

Were filled with both darkness and light,

And while in some darkness hell swayed,

In other light filled the soul.

Ay,

Age old in this warfare,

The eternal struggle between darkness and light.

Fiercely is it fought,

All through the ages,

Using strange powers hidden to man.

Adepts has there been filled with blackness,

Struggling always against the light,

But others there are who,

Filled with brightness,

Have ever conquered the darkness of night.

Where'er ye may be,

In all ages and plane,

Surely ye shall know of the battle with night.

Long ages ago,

The suns of the morning descending found the world,

Filled with night.

There in that pass,

Began the struggle,

The age old battle,

Darkness and light.

Many in the time were filled with darkness,

That only feebly flamed the light from the night.

Some they were,

Masters of darkness,

Who sought to fill all with their darkness,

Sought to draw others into their night.

Fiercely withstood they the masters of brightness,

Fiercely fought they from the darkness of night.

Sought ever to tighten the fetters,

The chains that bind men to the darkness of night.

Used they always the dark magic,

Brought into men by the power of darkness,

Magic that enshrouded man's soul with darkness.

Banded together as in order,

Brothers of darkness they through the ages,

Antagonists they to the children of men,

Walked they always secret and hidden,

Found yet not found by the children of man.

Forever they walked and worked in darkness,

Hiding from the light in the darkness of night.

Silently,

Secretly,

Used they their power,

Enslaving and binding the soul of men.

Unseen they come and unseen they go,

Man in his ignorance calls them from below.

Dark is the way of the dark brothers travel,

Dark of the darkness,

Not of the night.

Travelling o'er earth they walk through man's dreams,

Power they have gained from the darkness around them,

To call other dwellers from out of their plane,

In ways that are dark and unseen by man,

Into man's mind-space,

Reach the dark brothers.

Around it they close the veil of their night,

There through its lifetime that soul dwells in bondage,

Bound by the fetters of the veil of the night.

Mighty are they in the forbidden knowledge,

Forbidden because it is one with the night.

Hark ye,

O old man,

And list to my warning,

Be ye free from the bondage of night.

Surrender not your soul to the brothers of darkness,

Keep thy face ever turned towards the light.

Know ye not,

O man,

That your sorrow only has come through the veil of the night.

Ay,

Man,

Heed ye my warning,

Strive ever upward,

Turn your soul toward the light.

The brothers of darkness seek for their brothers those who have travelled the pathway of light,

For well know they that those who have travelled far towards the sun on their pathway of light,

Have great and yet greater power to bind with darkness the children of light.

List ye,

O man,

To he who comes to you,

But weigh in the balance if his words be of light,

For many there are who walk in dark brightness,

And yet are not the children of light.

Easy as is to follow their pathway,

Easy to follow the path that they lead,

But yet,

O man,

Heed ye my warning,

Light comes only to him who strives.

Hard is the pathway that leads to wisdom,

Hard is the pathway that leads to the light.

Many shall ye find,

The stones in your pathway,

Many the mountains to climb toward the light.

Yet know ye,

O man,

To him that overcometh,

Free will he be of the pathway of light,

For ye know,

O man,

In the end light must conquer,

And darkness and night be banished from light.

Listen,

O man,

And heed ye this wisdom,

Even as darkness so is the light.

When darkness is banished and all fails are rendered,

Out there shall flash from the darkness the light.

Even as exist among men the dark brothers,

So there exists the brothers of light.

Antagonists they of the brothers of darkness,

Seeking to free men from the night.

Powers have they,

Mighty and potent,

Knowing the law the planets obey,

Work they ever in harmony and order,

Freeing the man-soul from its bondage of night.

Secret and hidden walk they also,

Knower not are they to the children of men.

Ever have they fought the dark brothers,

Conquered and conquering time without end.

Yet always light shall in the end be master,

Driving away the darkness of night.

Ay,

Man,

Know ye this knowing,

Always beside thee walk the children of light.

Masters they of the sun-power,

Ever unseen yet the guardians of men.

Open to all is their pathway,

Open to he who will walk in the light.

Free are they of dark amenity,

Free of the halls where life reigns supreme.

Sons are they and lords of the morning,

Children of light to shine among men.

Like man are they and yet are unlike,

Never divided were they in the past.

One have they been in oneness eternal,

Throughout all space since the beginning of time.

Up did they come in oneness with thee all one,

Up from the first space,

Formed and unformed.

Given to man have they secrets that shall guard and protect him from all harm.

He who would travel the path of the master,

Free must he be from the bondage of night.

Conquer must he the formless and shapeless,

Conquer must he the phantom of fear.

Knowing must he gain of all of the secrets,

Travel the pathway that leads through the darkness,

Yet ever before him keep the light of his goal.

Obstacles great shall he meet in the pathway,

Yet press on to the light of the sun.

Hear ye,

O man,

The sun is the symbol of the light that shines at the end of thy road.

Now to thee give I the secrets,

Now to meet the dark power.

Meet and conquer the fear of the night,

Only by knowing can ye conquer,

Only by knowing can ye have light.

Now I give unto thee the knowledge known to the masters,

The knowing that conquers all the dark fears.

Use this,

The wisdom I give thee,

Master thou shalt be of the brothers of night.

When unto thee comes a feeling,

Drawing thee nearer to the darker gate,

Examine thine heart and find if the feeling thou hast has come from within.

If thou shalt find the darkness thine own thoughts,

Banish them forth from the place in thy mind.

Send through thy body a wave of vibration,

Irregular first and regular second,

Repeating time after time until free.

Start the wave-force in thy brain centre,

Directed in waves from thine head to thy foot.

But if thou findest thine heart is not darkened,

Be sure that a force is directed to thee.

Only by knowing can thou overcome it,

Only by wisdom can thou hope to be free.

Knowledge brings wisdom,

And wisdom is power.

Attain and ye shall have power o'er all.

Seek ye first a place bound by darkness.

Place ye a circle around thee.

Stand erect in the midst of the circle.

Use thou this formula and ye shalt be free.

Raise thou thine hands to the dark space above thee,

Close thou thine eyes and draw in the light.

Call to the spirit of light through the space-time using these words,

And thou shalt be free.

Fill thou my body,

O spirit of life.

Fill thou my body with spirit of light.

Come from the flower that shines through the darkness.

Come from the halls where the seven lords rule.

Name them by name I the seven,

Three,

Four,

Five,

And six,

Seven,

Eight,

Nine.

By their names I call them to aid me,

Free me and save me from the darkness of night.

Untanas,

Quertas,

Chiertal,

And Guiana,

Huerta,

Semvita,

Ardal.

By their names I implore thee,

Free me from darkness and fill me with light.

Know ye,

O man,

That when ye have done this ye shall be free from the fetters that bind ye.

Cast off the bondage of the brothers of night.

See ye not that the names have the power to free by vibration that fetters the bind?

Use them at need to free thou thine brother so that he too may come forth from the night.

Thou,

O man,

Art thy brother's helper.

Let him not lie in the bondage of night.

Now unto thee give I my magic.

Take it and dwell on the pathway of light.

Light unto thee,

Life unto thee.

Sun may thou be on the cycle above.