The God Portal: Sirius, Freemasonry & Order of the Solar Temple

Free The Rabbits

This episode explores the esoteric significance of Sirius, the Dog Star, as a divine portal connecting ancient mysticism, Freemasonry, Theos

Key takeaways

• Sirius is viewed not just as a star but as a spiritual gateway or 'God portal' in esoteric traditions.
• Ancient Egyptians revered Sirius (Sothis) for its role in agriculture, calendar systems, and cosmic symbolism.

Main topics

• Sirius as a divine portal
• Ancient Egyptian worship of Sothis

Notable quotes

"When you're looking at us as human beings, the base level of being a dog in Thelema... when you transcend, you're just switching those outer words around and you yourself are becoming a god."

Conclusion

Sirius remains a powerful symbol across esoteric traditions as a cosmic gateway to higher

Transcript preview

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It takes only a few seconds of your time and it's free. If you're on Spotify, please give me a five-star review. And if you're on Apple Podcasts, give me a five-star review and write a note to go with it. You have no idea how much this helps the podcast. Also, if you're interested in donating to help the show grow financially, go to buymeacoffee.com slash free the rabbits and either purchase a monthly membership or you can give a one-time donation. And if you message me there, I'll be sure to message you back. Thank you so much. Now, let's get into the show. What's good, guys? We're back with another episode. And today we're going to talk about the God portal or the portal to this. God star or the dog star. We're going to talk about series today. We're going to talk about Freemasonry today, how it's connected directly to it. We're going to talk about Theosophy today, how that Helena Bavatsky talks specifically about what that represents. We'll talk about Alice Bailey today. We'll talk about the Ascended Masters and what their correlation is with this. Sirius, this dog star. And we'll also talk about a mysterious cult here at the end that was trying to transit people to this star via UFOs to meet with these ascended masters. And we're going to talk about what it all means and what it actually is. And we'll see if we can decipher what's really being... spoon-fed to us by these non-human intelligence. And I think that's kind of the goal here. So when we're looking at Sirius, Sirius is the god and the personification of the star Sirius. It's known as the dog star, the brightest star in the night sky, and the most prominent star in the constellation of Canis Major, or the greater dog. Now, in ancient Greek and Roman text, Sirius is portrayed as the scorching bringer of summer heat waves, better known as the dog days of summer. Now, the dog days of summer are very important in esoteric circles as well, specifically in Thelema and... various other mystery schools, and it's considered to be a spiritual sun behind the physical sun, albeit it is an actual star as well. And it's often linked to higher planes of consciousness and cosmic intelligence, i.e. these ascended masters, secret chiefs, the Mahatmas, what we're going to get into some today, and their connection to these occultists and what kind of information they were trying to give them specifically. when it is connected to this star Sirius and the interesting connection between how to portal there, right? And that's why I'm calling this the God portal, because you're essentially portaling to the gods, albeit whether on the astral plane or physically or a combination of both. That is the goal for a lot of these occultists. And this star is... very prominent. And it means a whole lot, specifically in Freemasonry as well, as it representing the eye, the eye of providence. And we'll get into that here in a little bit. The Egyptians also tracked this star, which they called Sothis, and it's a part of this Sothic cycle. And it wasn't just for agriculture, but it also anchored this calendar that the Egyptians had as well. And it's the idea. of the marriage of the macrocosm to the microcosm, and how that we are directly connected to the divine through this. And another name for the Star Series is the Seed of the Gods, and it is tied to origins of spiritual wisdom. And these dog days of summer that we're talking about, they mark this period. When stellar radiation exerts a heightened transformative pressure on the human psyche and Earth's energy. So it will allow you to connect to this higher plane specifically during this window of July 3rd to August 11th. And this is when people were said to have fevers, madness and sudden disruptions. In the occult, that represented being able to burn away your ego, impurities, and this stagnant spiritual state that you might possibly be in. And not just humans were affected by this heat that came from Sirius when it would arrive and it would cause these dogs' days of summer. It actually affected dogs as well. And this is another connection to... the dog, and they were said to be the ones most affected by the heat. And it was said to cause them rapid panting and they would have aggressive behavior towards humans. And they even connected rabies to these dogs going mad during this period of time. So again, it wasn't just this. burning away of the ego or people going mad, but it was also dogs themselves going mad, and it affected mainly dogs. That's what's super interesting about this. And there's an interesting correlation between the word dog and God, and we'll talk about a couple of occultists that bring that up. Specifically, Alistair Crowley talks about it. In his foundational text, Book of the Law, which he was dictated by his holy guardian angel, Iawas in Cairo in 1904. And in chapter 2, verse 19 of the text, Crowley writes, it says, Now, when he breaks down commentary on the verse, He explained that God living in a dog would be one who was prevented from fulfilling his function properly. And in Thelema, dog represents a base or degraded or blind obedient state as a dog will just obey their master. That is the base state of spirituality in the religion of Thelema. Also, he used the word play reversing God in the dog, and that was to argue against these traditional religions that were holding mankind back and causing them to bow down to these external deities. Because just like many other occultists, that the true divine essence of God resides within the individual, and they are able through... their own initiations, and we've talked about the true initiate initiates himself, that they can turn their dog into a god. So basically, when you're looking at us as human beings, the base level of being a dog in Thelema, that when you transcend, you're just switching those outer words around and you yourself are becoming a god. Now, another Important occultists that talk specifically about the dog as well and its importance when it comes to occulted teachings would be mainly P. Hall and in his 1928 masterwork, The Secret Teachings of All Ages. And this would be in the chapter called Fishes, Insects, Animals, Reptiles, and Birds. And it starts on page 278. It says, the dog, because of its faithfulness, denotes the relationship which should exist between disciple and master or between the initiate and his God. The shepherd dog was a type of priestcraft. Yes, he goes on a little bit further in there, and he brings up, which I thought was interesting, the monkey as it is used as a symbol of learning. But then he connects it to the sinusephalus, which if you've listened to any of my work here on this channel, I have talked in length about the dog-headed man, the sinusephali. I've talked about St. Christopher. Go back and listen to those episodes. But he brings those up and he talks about being the dog-headed ape. It's interesting some of the verbers that he uses here. So he attaches this idea of this dog-headed ape being connected to this monkey. And he says it's closely associated with Thoth. And it would have to be if we're talking about the monkey representing learning. And he goes on to say, the dog's ability to sense and follow unseen persons for miles symbolizes the transcendental power by which the philosopher follows the thread of truth through the labyrinth of earthly error. The dog is also the symbol of Mercury. The dog star Sirius, or Sothis, was sacred to the Egyptians because it presaged the annual inundations of the Nile. Now, he also uses an example, and there's a picture in his book, of Alexandre Lenore's Freemasonry restored to its true origin, and he talks about Thoth being the dog-headed. And that's interesting because most imagery that we see of Thoth is of the ibis or the baboon, but in this particular Freemasonic writing by Lenore, and Lenore was a French antiquarian, and he argued that the symbolism and initiation ceremonies of Freemasonry were preserved or reproduced by much older ancient mystery traditions. So we know that, and if you go back and listen to my episode on Nephilim Portal Babies, episode two, I talk specifically about all of the ancient connections. to early Freemasonry, and that's when we get into the Anderson legends, the Oliver legends, and this is what he's banking on, Alexandria Lenore, and he's speaking of Thoth, this dog-headed, and he says that Thoth is one of the five immortals and protected the infant Horus from the wrath of Typhon after the murder of Osiris, and he was called, and this is according to Lenore, the dog-headed because of his faithfulness and his integrity. So, The idea of the dog representing a good thing in the occult world seems to be what they bank on when it comes to being faithful to the cause, being able to listen, to learn. And that's what the true initiate wants to do, right? Kill the ego. But in the same sense, we just heard from Crowley where he looked at the dog. at the base level as being something that's looking to worship an external deity and not looking to turn his life around until he does. So essentially the dog becomes the teacher or teaches himself the true initiate. So we want to look deeper into Freemasonry here, and that'll be important to look at a guy called Albert Pike. And I've talked about Albert Pike before, and he was an American author, poet, orator, editor, lawyer, jurist. and Confederate States Army General, and he served as an associate justice of the Arkansas Supreme Court in exile from 1864 to 1865. And he is best known, and you'll see statues of him and pictures of him. from serving as a sovereign grand commander of the Supreme Council Scottish Rite Southern Jurisdiction of Freemasonry, and that was from 1859 to 1891. And one of his most important works was Morals and Dogma. And I've quoted from Morals and Dogma before, but we will definitely look at it here today because he really goes into what the star in Freemasonry represents the blazing star. It's the Eye of Providence that you'll see sometimes in the triangle. But generally, even in the triangle, you'll see it mapped out as a star. Sometimes you'll see the actual star at the top of Jacob's Ladder, and you will see it above the sun and the moon. And it presides over all. And he breaks down what that star actually is in morals and dogma. So in Freemasonry, the blazing star is a symbol of deity, and it's a representation of omnipresence, omniscience, and omnipotence. And Albert Mackey, who was a Freemason, I've talked about him a lot, specifically in that episode I was telling you about. And he writes that the blazing star appears differently in several of the Scottish Rite degrees. And it symbolizes the guiding light of the divine. And it points the way to the truth, right? It's always about pointing the way to the real truth, which is always the corrupted truth. But they represent it as the real truth. And in the third degree, it's first seen as the glimmering ray. But then as you are raised into the lodge and you become a master mason, you realize that the full splendor is the bright morning star, and it rises to bring peace and salvation to the ones that are faithful and obedient. Very interesting verbiage there, the morning star, which Lucifer is considered to be the morning star, which is the inversion of the real morning star, who's Jesus. Speaker 2 (16:56) Lucifer is revealed, by the way, in Morals and Dogma as being the light that Freemasons ultimately worship. And this came out of Albert Pike's mouth in his book, Morals and Dogma. So we want to get to the reveal of what Albert Pike has to say about the blazing star being serious. Now, we're going to look at Morals and Dogma, and he breaks down the different degrees throughout. And in this particular chapter, it will be the 25th degree of Scottish Rite Freemasonry, and it's called Night of the Brazen Serpent. Now, he says in this book, observing that the