The beginning of the spiritual path is simply a humbling encounter with your own ignorance. (Doesn’t look that way at the time. At the time, it looks like ‘ascending the heights’, ‘awakening to the truth’, or ‘mastering the path’ or whatever other achievement-oriented frame we’re death-gripping. But behind all of that, yup. Encounter with your own ignorance.)
If your motivation is able to survive that encounter, then a whole world opens up; less about defining, predicting, and controlling, and more about exploration, discovery, and appreciation. Learning from Everyone.
As I’ve struggled with integrating the essence of Christianity into my own frame of reference about the world, there have been a few key factors that stood out.
Firstly, the true beauty and subtlety of it only becomes fully apparent as you study it’s cultural context and history. The reason for the over 47,000 varieties is/was due to the struggle of multiple groups to make sense of its formative events and the materialistic desires of its founders to control and define some tangible form as “legitimate”. But the hierarchical structure found in most churches today was never part of the original teaching; that was rather the result of trying to fit a round peg (a non-materialist doctrine) fit into a square hole (some fixed ritual framework).
Secondly:
It accepts that prophecy and prophets (men of God) can be used by God to help bring humans back into right relationship with Him.
It accepts the reality of the supernatural and originally healing the sick, casting out demons and other miracles were a key part of it, rather just being a good boy/girl.
It teaches the possibility of direct connection with God through repeatable steps/axioms (like in 1 John).
Its approach to the supernatural is cautious and skeptical, spirits are to be “tested”, etc., and it favors direction connection with the higher powers rather than the worship of lower intermediaries.
There’s more than that of course. The reason I even bring this up is that, having had this experience with subs like RoS/RoM and Alchemist before, I think part of the reason it works so well with them is that the core teachings leave a lot of wiggle room for personalisation.
I’ve just run a loop earlier today of ST1, and I might be trippin’ but I think I can already tell the difference between the old Alchemist and the new one, at least for ST1. What I’m suspecting I encountered was the energetic cleansing aspect, and it had similarities with some of what I encountered earlier in my runs of QL in the early days. Definitely looking forward to seeing just how potent it can be, I think I’m going to have this replace RoS in my stack for now.
Beautiful. Just beautiful. Didn’t see this coming so soon!
Through the work I did on DrRed, I’ve come to realize that the Alchemist is much closer aligned with my actual being and goals than Khan was, so it’ll definitely be the one sub I’ll look forward to the most.
How will this integrate with the upcoming Mind’s Eye, out of curiosity? Improved visualization seems to be a given, but how will the vision scripting combine?
P.S. You seem to have forgotten to turn “order now” into a clickable link.
I ran RoS/RoM/RoD most of last year, either as mains or regular custom or QTKS custom.
The last few months I’ve been running a different stack of 3 QTKS customs, but as I’ve been getting deeper into my spiritual practice in recent months my interest in those areas has gradually waned, and now this Alchemist release has coincided serendipitously with other events in the last few days that have refocused my attention to this area.
Too often I’ve run subs based on some perceived need, now it’s time to follow where my heart leads, and that’s towards my spirituality.
If someone has listened to all 4 stages previously, what would be the disadvantages and advantages of going right to stage 4 of this new release, compared to listening to all the new release stages in order?
Would run solo first, but sure, you can stack those.
It would be, but wouldn’t be the easiest to run so keep that in mind.
1 cycle per stage or more. You can extend any for as long as you want or feel you need.
The Q modules are good to go. If you’d like anything from the new Alchemist, then you need the new cores.
Going to depend on each user, but should combine well.
Sure, go for it.
it’s different. It’s done through NSE, so it will be easier but deeper.
The developed discipline should be helpful, however if there is any internal subconscious structure that is causing the addiction, then a healing title is better.
You’d be missing out on a lot of in-depth development. If you skip, you’d satisfy your desire to jump ahead.
I’d recommend starting from the beginning. If any title you’d really want to take your time with, it’s probably Alchemist - spirituality is a whole life type of pursuit.
Note: There was an error in the labeling of the Alchemist files in Alchemist Supreme in the backend. They still said “Alchemist v2.” It has been updated to properly reflect (Aug. 2024). The files themselves are fine, it was just the labeling under “Downloads.”
