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Pientology/Ovenism (Lord of the oven, the Almighty One) - drifting pages - 09-03-2011
Pientology/Ovenism
The Ultimate Creator is The Baker. For He is the Lord of The Oven, the Almighty One.
In the beginning The Baker awoke from his eternal slumber, naturally he began the first day by wake'n'baking. From this action The Baker attained an idea, he shall bake the Ultimate Pie, the Divine Pastry.
So it was said on this first day The Baker turned on his Oven, the Oven which is the source of all Creation. The fires roared forth shining the light of Heaven. The Baker saw it was preheating and said it was good.
On the Second day the Baker began gathering the ingredients for the Crust. Flour to give The Divine Pastry form. Salt to give it power. Butter to give it intelligence. Eggs to give it life. And Milk to Nourish its Divine Spirit. The Great Baker Mixed the Ingredients and created the Crust, the Shell that would contain Creation, life and divinity.
On the Third day the Baker created the filling that would go into the Crust. From every source of fruit and sweet heavenly divinity, all the sugars of heaven the Baker constructed the layers of the Pie. Reality, and all life was made.
On the Fourth day the Baker enclosed The Pie by putting onto it the top crust, and the sugary sweet lattice work of Divine Creation. The Great Baker saw it was near ready to be Baked and said it was good.
On the Fifth day the Baker put The Divine Pie into the Oven, and let its Divine light and Infernal fires cook Life and Reality into existence. From this action the first of many Divine Pastries began the baking.
On the Sixth Day the Baker used his Ultimate power to bake an infinite number of Divine Pastries, an infinite number of realities and possibilities for every tasty experience that could ever be conceived of! On this day the Pie was secured as the most divine pastry forever and ever.
On the Seventh day The Great Baker had finished his work and decided to rest, blessing this day for it is for holy contemplation of the Pie, and Oven. It was on this day that The Great Baker declared that all sentient life would have the power to Bake into creation any possibility of delicious and divine pastry they could conceive of. For the Oven is the power of Creation itself, and the Pie is the most Divine Creation. Contemplate on this mystery and all Power and Enlightenment
will be attained.
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Omg this is hilarious ! Really creative.
Found this here http://www.occultcorpus.com/forum/showthread.php?12056-Fiction-based-paradigms-making-a-paradigm-etc...
last post.
They are talking about creating belief system (paradigms) so they can use magic as they see fit.
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Chaos Magic
Introduction
Chaos is the void where all things exist and all things are possible. Magick is "causing change in conformity with Will." With those things in mind, let's get down to Chaos Magick.
Chaos magick approaches magick through a totally utilitarian perspective, encouraging practitioners to find out what works and then use it. Techniques can be taken from other systems, or they can be pure fancy and invention. It matters not, as long as good results are present.
One of the key factors of chaos magick is the use of belief as a tool. Chaotes build up the skills to change their beliefs at a moments notice, being a devout Catholic at one moment, to gain favors from Mary, and a Wiccan at the next moment, to bargain with Gaia. This skill, known as "paradigm shifting" in many circles, is necessary because chaotes feel that belief is what makes magick work.
A good part of chaos magick deals with utilizing other systems to make a practical, personal magick system that works for the individual. There are, however, a few core practices that almost all chaotes use, which included god-form and servitor work, gnosis, and sigilisation.
Gnosis
Chaotes do magick mainly through altered states of consciousness. Most ritual goals are accomplished by achieving a state called gnosis... The gnostic state is similar to the moment of orgasm, in many respects. It is a moment of single mindedness, a one pointed awareness, that usually comes and goes in a matter of seconds.
There are many ways to attain gnosis, and these means are best divided into inhibitory and excitatory forms. Inhibitory forms of gnosis include meditation, asphyxiation, yoga, and depressant drug use. Excitatory forms of gnosis include dancing, drumming, sex, and stimulant drug use. Any of these techniques can be used. It's all a matter of what works best for the practitioner.
You know you've reached gnosis when you're no longer rationalizing about your experience. It's like a small satori, if you're familiar with that term.
A statement of intent like "Bobby Fischer will kiss me" is thought up, and gnosis is achieved. If there is any doubt, the working will fail. The chaote must fully believe their statement of intent will occur right up until the moment of gnosis. Having sex of some sort and focusing at orgasm is an easy way to set off your intent.
The theories as to why gnosis works vary. The more Jungian think that gnosis is a way to commune with the collective unconscious. Some think it is a way to commune with the Astral plane. Peter Carroll theorizes that gnosis overcomes the psychic censor (the part of our mind which tells us what is and isn't real).
As for cosmology theories, most chaotes believe that we live in some sort of a perceiver-created universe. Some think that there are many universes, and the overlap is what we call "reality." Others think that because "everything is one," we can make things happen, as everything is just an extension of ourselves.
God-Forms
While some few chaotes believe in 'gods' in a literal sense, most believe them to be huge egregores created by mass belief, or to be some extension of oneself. It should be noted that chaotes do not generally 'worship' any 'god'.
When god forms are used, the chaote will usually adopt a paradigm of belief, although not one of worship. Thus, god-forms are invoked and worked with in ways fairly similar to more traditional methods. I think the best way to deal with discussing god-form work in chaos is by a q&a session.
What kind of gods do Chaotes have?
Every chaote has different gods they like to work with. Anything from Jehovah to Loki can be used. For the most part Chaotes are malleable when it comes to their theology, using whichever god-forms fit the occasion or their interests and personality. Some like Kali, some like Pan. Some like to make up gods or alter existing ones.
Chaos magick has no structured belief system, being a magickal technique, rather than a religion. A christian can use it, a pagan can use it, a Satanist can use it. Each chaote has her own beliefs. Or lack thereof. Chaos magick has no dogma. Good and bad are decided by the practitioner or, in most cases, not decided at all. It is completely amoral. The individual answers to no higher power.
More:
http://www.btinternet.com/~lilith.kaos/whatis.html
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Wiki Chaos magic : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaos_magic
I really resonate with creating your reality.
"Nothing is real, everything is possible."
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I hope this is at least informative to you guys even if you think it is complete bulcrap, weird, evil, good or whatever xD
RE: Pientology/Ovenism (Lord of the oven, the Almighty One) - Tenet Nosce - 09-03-2011
(09-03-2011, 12:10 AM)drifting pages Wrote: It was on this day that The Great Baker declared that all sentient life would have the power to Bake into creation any possibility of delicious and divine pastry they could conceive of.
But some of sentient life was not satisfied with this. They secretly harbored negativity toward The Great Baker, in jealously of the fact that he had created baking, and not they. They took the great gift of the power to Bake and turned it against The Great Baker, baking all of his creations to a crisp before they had barely seen the light of day.
The Great Baker was shocked and amazed to see his precious gift twisted to such horror, and sought to immediately rectify the situation. But to his dismay, no manner of appeal to love or brotherhood would appease the rebellious ones. Indeed the more that The Great Baker tried to make amends, the harder the rebellious ones would rail against him, twisting his every word into its opposite.
After some time, some of the rebels started to recruit the rest of sentient life into turning against The Great Baker, and promulgated all manner of lies and falsehoods. One of the most diabolical being the idea that The Great Baker was secretly holding something back from the rest of sentient life. Indeed, according to the rebels, it was actually The Great Baker who was harboring negativity and jealously toward sentient life for he knew that they possessed the potential to become greater than he. In fact, the rebels claimed, The Great Baker had begun making secret plans for the enslavement of all of sentient life to eternal baking under his command.
And so a Great War was declared...
RE: Pientology/Ovenism (Lord of the oven, the Almighty One) - drifting pages - 09-03-2011
Well that sucks.
*grins*
RE: Pientology/Ovenism (Lord of the oven, the Almighty One) - Oceania - 09-03-2011
i like the idea of creating your own reality.