Oregon Gnosis

09/04/2026

Akashic Records

Permanent impressions held in nature of everything that has ever occurred, i.e. “the memory of nature.” By means of awakening consciousness, it is possible to access past, present, and future events within these records.

"The Akasha is a subtle agent that penetrates and permeates the whole space. All the events of the Earth and its races, the life of Jesus etc., are depicted as an eternal and living film within the Akasha. [...] We already know that all movement is relative and that there is only one constant. This one is the velocity of light. Light travels at a certain constant velocity. With their lenses astronomers perceive stars that have already ceased to exist. What they see and even photograph of these stars is the memory, the Akasha. Many of these stars are so distant, that the light coming from them could have begun its journey before the formation of the world. This slowness of light, this constant, may in reality make the invention of certain special instruments with which the past can be seen possible. None of this is impossible. Thus, with a very special telescope, with a very special radio-television apparatus, it is possible to capture sounds and light, events and happenings that have occurred on our Earth since the formation of the world. [...] The devotee will be able to study the Akashic Records of Nature with the Astral Body and know all past, present and future events." - Samael Aun Weor, The Perfect Matrimony

https://glorian.org/glossary/a/akashic-records

AKA: Book of Life, Golden Tablets, Universal Records, Book of Remembrance, Astral or Etheric Records, The Cosmic Consciousness, The Great Library, Memory of Nature, etc.

09/03/2026

Video premiere coming soon: We will continue the series, “How to Conquer Addiction with the Eightfold Path, Step Seven—Right Mindfulness, September 22nd.

You can find the other video presentations here: https://youtube.com/?si=U3LH_My056r1Bf8j

Text: https://www.oregongnosis.org.in/

Mindfulness is to actively utilize our consciousness from moment to moment so that we’re aware of everything that we’re doing in each moment and the type of mindfulness we’re seeking relates to all the steps. Mindfulness with the way we view things, with our intentions, with our speech, with our actions, our livelihood and all our efforts.

Join us on a mindful journey of self-discovery—a journey beyond the masks we wear and the identities we inherit, into the silence within, where the false self begins to fall away and the truth of our being reveals itself.

Inverential Peace!

08/27/2026

08/25/2026

Beyond the physical environment, Gnosticism teaches that every individual has an inner "Mother Nature" (as above so below) linked to their own Innermost Being and spiritual impulses. The deepest longings of the soul, which draw us toward higher consciousness and union with the divine--arise from the very depths of our Being.

Delve deeper into thy studies: https://glorian.org/books/the-lord-god-of-truth-within

https://www.oregongnosis.org.in/post/the-divine-mother

New video—Utilize this video as a concentration exercise: Allow yourself to slow down, become present, and connect with the silence, the message, and the natural sounds.
https://youtu.be/XYZbFmDAbWs?is=fP942mByxnoAvtvg

Beyond the physical environment, Gnosticism teaches that every indi...

08/21/2026

“We must glorify our great creator and all things in nature and in man/woman and seek union with the Lord God of Truth within, for each days good. The loveliness of the dawn should be the topic of our day, and the beauty and goodness in humankind our theme. We should seek to transfer into the mind the glory and splendor of the immortal work-truth. If there is merit in a book it will tend to dispel illusion from the mind, and to generate in the reader some redeeming quality. But alas, we are mostly interested in the literature of crime and s*x. We forget the beauty of the spirit which underlies all creation. We are vagabonds in time, wasting our precious moments, until suddenly there comes to us the gleam of the far distant star. That gleam comes from our innermost, in its ancient citadel, where truth reigns. From this source, hand in hand, come love and beauty to enlighten this darkened world.” - M, The Lord God of Truth Within

08/19/2026

"The Truth comes to us as a thief in the night, when it is not expected. The one who knows it does not say it, and the one who says it does not know it. The Truth is not a goal where we must arrive. The Truth is hidden within the depth of each problem of daily life. The Truth does not belong to time or eternity. The Truth is beyond time and eternity. The Truth--God, Allah, Brahman, or whatever you want to call That which is the great Reality--is a series of always expansive and successively more and more deeply significant experiences. We must learn to wisely meditate, and as each thought, memory, image, idea, concept, etc., arises within the mind, we must watch it, study it, and extract what is of value from each thought, memory, image, etc. When the parade of thoughts is exhausted, the mind remains quiet and in profound silence. Then the Essence of the mind escapes, and the experience of That which is Truth comes to us." - Samael Aun Weor

"The Truth comes to us as a thief in the night, when it is not expe...

08/13/2026

Transformation of Impressions

Normally people act and react in response to the impacts coming from the outer world. Compare this to the example of a lake in which we throw a stone; we see how the stone produces rings that spread from the center to the edge of the lake. This is the reaction of the water to the impact coming from the stone (external world). Something similar happens to the mind and feelings. If someone hurts us with words, the impact of the word reaches the intellectual center or the thought center and then the person reacts in a violent way; if someone offends our senses, we feel annoyed and possibly react in a brutal way.

In every circumstance of life the mind and feelings take an active part reacting consecutively (in response to the external stimulus). A better response would be not to give any opportunity to the mind or feelings; it is urgent to develop a tranquil, quiet mind. This of course bothers the “mentalists” everywhere.

The idea of a quiet mind is opposed to all those who say that “in the mind is the power” and that “man must be a king who commands and dominates with his powerful mind.” They are sophisms of the mentalists, like those who say, “He who learns to manage his mind is sure to triumph like the arrow of the old archer.” Finally, at the very end, they are nothing more than sophisms extracted from those intellectual fantasies which have no esoteric form.

To negate thinking—this horrifies the mind positivists, but nevertheless the negated form of the mind is the most eloquent; not thinking is the most elevated way of thinking. When the thinking process of the mind is over, the new way arrives; this is what you need to understand.

A calm mind that is at the service of one’s real Being results in an efficient instrument, because the mind is made to be receptive, to serve as a receptive instrument, not as an active instrument. The mind itself is feminine and all the centers should work harmoniously in accordance with the universal symphony of passive serenity. In these conditions we should not permit the mind to project; we need a tranquil mind to put to the service of the different circumstances of our existence.

Until a short time ago, I myself thought that emotions or sentiments came from the real Being, but with investigation and experience I have come to verify that they pertain to the ego and that they are intimately related to the inferior emotional center.

The therapy we need to know profoundly in order to avoid any interior unbalance that can cause outer repercussions is that which will not permit the mind any kind of reaction. If someone hurts us, we must not permit the mind to react. Wish that there will always be someone who can hurt us in our feelings daily, so that we can in that way train our mind better to be passive. The more insults we receive, the better for our training, because we will have more opportunities to stop the reaction of the mind and feelings so that they do not intervene in any circumstance of our lives.

Of course, the passive state of mind, emotions and personality demands a tremendous activity in the consciousness; this shows us that the more active the consciousness, the better for reaching its awakening, because that way the consciousness has to inevitably awaken, being in perpetual activity.

Just now, Buddha Gautama Shakyamuni came to my mind. On a certain occasion, the great Buddha was sitting under a tree in profound meditation when a man arrived and began to insult the Buddha, trying to hurt him with his words.

After a while, the Buddha opened his eyes and asked the man, “If someone brings you a gift and you do not accept the gift, to whom does this gift belong?”

The man answered, “To the one who brought it, of course.”

Then the Buddha said, “My brother, take your gift; I cannot accept it,” and continued to meditate.

There is a beautiful, sublime lesson. Buddha did not permit his mind or sentiments to react under any circumstances because he was living fully awakened in his consciousness; there was no outer reaction. That is the way we should behave, dear disciples.

The school is everywhere; we have to take advantage of it and learn wisely. We have it in our houses, our offices, the shops, or factories, in the street... everywhere, even in the temple, with our fellow students, our children, father, wife, nephews, grandsons, cousins, friends, etc.

All are psychological gymnasiums. As hard as it will be, as difficult as it looks to us, it is indispensable for all of us. The secret is not to allow our mind and feelings to intervene in the practical daily activities of our lives.

We should allow the consciousness to be the one who commands, directs and works, the one who talks and executes all one’s daily activities. That way we prepare harmoniously for meditation. - Samael Aun Weor

https://glorian.org/books/profound-meditation/the-science-of-meditation

08/09/2026

Meditation

Reflection, then, indicates to us the need to put an end to the process of thinking, in order to truly know.

I want you, my dear brothers and sisters, to practice meditation more intensively.

When the mind is really still, not violently stilled, I repeat, but still, spontaneously and naturally; when the mind is silent, not silenced by force, gagged, because then inside it would be screaming, no; I repeat: in silence in a natural way, then the new comes.

In meditation, my dear brothers and sisters, we must first place our body in the most comfortable position. Some prefer to meditate sitting down, there are those who prefer to do it in the oriental posture, others prefer to lie on the floor with their legs and arms open, in the form of the flaming star, which is, let us say, the higher form of meditation for masters; thus, each one, then, can choose the position that they consider most comfortable.

Then close your eyes so that nothing in the world distracts us.

And then, observe our own mind in action: if a thought comes to us, study it, observe it carefully, understand it deeply and then forget it.

If a memory comes, you have to do the same: study it, weigh it, measure it, and forget it after having understood it thoroughly, completely, totally.

If any desire comes, well, then, we are going to study the desire, to deepen it, to see what is real about it, then forget it.

Every thought, every desire, every memory, every idea, etc., etc., etc., must be rigorously studied, thoroughly comprehended.

This is how we get to know our ego, our I, our myself; because everything that comes to mind when we try to meditate, everything that tries to sabotage our work is our own ego, our own desires. Because our ego is our thoughts, our desires, our ideas, our desires, our fears, our hatreds, our envy, our selfishness, our lusts, our pride, etc...

So, in meditation we see what is appearing, we see our own ego, which has a beginning and an end; it is like a ball of thread, for example: it has its beginning and it has its end. This is how the ego is, my dear brothers and sisters: it has a beginning and it has an end...

Once the entire film has concluded, let us say, of the screen, the entire procession of the ego, all that chain of desires, desires, fears, memories, hatred, etc., the mind remains, obviously, still and in the most deep silence. And then, it is natural that the Essence, the consciousness that we carry inside, is unbottled from within the mind, is released; and so, we come to experience the reality, that which is the truth, understood? - Samael Aun Weor

https://glorian.org/books/profound-meditation/meditation-a-better-way-to-live

https://www.oregongnosis.org.in/post/steps-for-meditation