Chapter 3 THE MAGICAL USE OF INTERMOLECULAR LIVES

The study of Organized Magic reveals it as a profound spiritual and creative practice, requiring mastery over the self, alignment with divine purpose, and a deep understanding of the forces of Nature. It emphasizes the duality of Magic—white and black—while outlining the qualities and responsibilities necessary to become a true white Magician.

1. Atomic and Intermolecular Lives:
   • Atoms and intermolecular entities are the building blocks of all forms in Nature, and Magicians work with these lives to manifest their creative intentions.
   • The Magician must understand the atomic and molecular structures, the devas associated with them, and the mantras required to invoke and direct them.
2. White vs. Black Magic:
   • White Magicians align with divine purpose, working for the greater good and planetary evolution. They operate on higher spiritual planes, invoking devas of light and creating harmonious forms.
   • Black Magicians, driven by selfish ambition, work on lower planes, using lunar devas and creating dense, dark forms. Their path leads to spiritual ruin and eventual reintegration into Matter.
3. The Role of Egregores:
   • Egregores are collective thought-forms created by human intention, embodying either Good or Evil. White Magicians create luminous, harmonious Egregores, while black Magicians create dark, destructive ones.
   • These Egregores influence human civilization, reflecting the duality of planetary life and the ongoing struggle between light and shadow.
4. Qualities of a White Magician:
   • To become a white Magician, one must:
     • Possess a coordinated personality, mastering the mental, emotional, and physical bodies.
     • Overcome the feeling of separateness, achieving unity with all creation.
     • Be free from rigid doctrines and dogmas, embracing universal truth.
     • Transcend pride and ambition, cultivating humility and responsibility.
5. The Path of Initiation:
   • Initiation is a transformative process that aligns the Magician with higher spiritual planes, granting them greater magical power and responsibility.
   • Each initiation expands the Magician’s knowledge of mantras, deva hierarchies, and the planetary plan, enabling them to serve as co-creators in the divine design.
6. The Role of Kundalini and Chakras:
   • The Kundalini fire, or the fire of Matter, is a powerful force that must be awakened responsibly. Its ascent through the chakras requires purification, emotional stability, and humility.
   • Proper development of the chakras is essential for invoking devas and performing magical operations.
7. The Balance of Power and Responsibility:
   • Magical power must be wielded with spiritual responsibility, prioritizing the greater good over personal gain.
   • The Magician’s work is guided by the light of the mind, the judgment of the heart, and alignment with the divine Plan.
8. Magic as a Social and Spiritual Force:
   • The organization of civilization and culture is itself a magical work, guided by Adepts and deva entities who balance humanity’s virtues and flaws.
   • This dynamic energy of transformation fosters the evolution of humanity and the emergence of true Magicians.

In summary, Organized Magic is a sacred art that requires mastery over the self, alignment with divine purpose, and a commitment to the greater good. Through initiation, humility, and responsibility, the Magician becomes a co-creator in the divine Plan, transforming both themselves and the world around them.