The Practice of the Cross and what the Cross Symbolizes

Conference No. 24 - Phase B.

The Practice of the Cross and what the Cross Symbolizes

The cross is formed by two beams. The vertical beam which represents the masculine phallus, active or positive force, the generating element. The horizontal beam which represents the feminine yoni, passive or negative force, receptive element or in which creation or disintegration takes place.

The cross is the symbol of sexual union.

• THE THREE CROSSES

• The Cross of Life
• Symbolized by two crossed beams. This is the cross of Birth.
• This cross symbolizes the Forge of the Cyclops, the sexual work. For there the initiate must temper himself on three opportunities: creating his Solar Bodies, in the First Mountain; the Bodies of Gold, in the Second Mountain; and the Bodies of Light in the Third Mountain.
• With this cross we create our internal bodies, one by one, vertebra by vertebra, wisely utilizing our creative sexual energy.
• This practice is of a mystical type, it requires much Concentration, Imagination, and Willpower in the work that we are doing. In this practice we must not beg for death since the mystical forces would mix with the revolutionary ones and a third force would result.

• The Cross of Death
• In this cross we see an initiate dying during the practice of sex.
• Above his head the mantra INRI: Ignis, Natura, Renovatur, Integram (Fire Incessantly Renews Nature).
• This cross shows us an Initiate dedicated to psychological death. In these instants of infinite happiness, the initiate concentrated on his Divine Mother, asking her for forgiveness, repentant of his errors, begs her to eliminate the defects that he already has comprehended, that she applies the creative Fire to them for their total disintegration. This practice is of a revolutionary type, it also requires much Concentration, Imagination, and Willpower in the work that we are doing.
• With this practice the initiate goes on eliminating detail by detail, in order to be able to resurrect.

• The Cross of Love
• This is the cross of Golgotha.
• It is symbolized by St. Andrew's cross.
• It is the symbol of Sacrifice for Humanity, it represents the work that we do for humanity. This cross in principle is light and to the extent that one advances it goes on becoming very heavy.
• All the Consciousness liberated with psychological death must be brought to be put at the service of humanity. Likewise, all the forces and the powers that we awaken in the process of birth must be utilized to serve humanity. Since Love is in the works.

• Conference 25 from Phase B.