Buddhic Body.
The Buddhic Body is one of the highest levels of consciousness. It governs a person’s system of meanings, values, and beliefs.
The Buddhic Body — the sphere of values and convictions — functions within the entire structure of consciousness as a flight control center, as the command deck of a spacecraft.
All life values are encoded there. All beliefs are reflected within it. All priorities are established precisely at this level of consciousness.
The purpose of the work within this course is to reprogram the “central processor,” to upgrade the system so that it performs its function more effectively than ever before.
Rewriting the system of the Buddhic Body is, in essence, the creation of a new agreement with the world — drafted correctly and consciously, in full awareness of all laws, principles, and mutual obligations. By transforming our system of meanings, we learn to transform what once seemed to be our “unchangeable” inner structure, thereby reshaping our life and destiny entirely.
All the accumulated existential volume developed at the previous levels of work is consolidated here.
The rewriting of the Buddhic level is the very purpose for which the entire long path of self-transformation was undertaken. At this stage, students affirm their right to resources. The right to money. The right to love. The right to power. And, of course, the right to magic.
What distinguishes a mage from an ordinary person is the understanding of the true cost of every right. The agreement concluded with the system is fully transparent and clearly understood by both sides.
The path of examining values and beliefs will not be swift — you must be prepared for this. In our school, we dedicate an entire year to this course, and that is with the condition of daily independent practice. Slowly, progressively, and with great precision, students move through the dense layers of signaling circuits within consciousness, reaching the core of their system. Circuit by circuit, they are sequentially deactivated, so that after reprogramming they may be consciously reactivated.
What is authentic is never hurried.
Important: Only after the new program of reality has been written down on paper, reviewed a hundred times and then reviewed again another hundred times, may it be introduced into consciousness.
The conclusion follows naturally: the primary meditative practices (the technologies of implementation) must be approached only after the main analytical work has been fully completed — never before.
Therefore, arm yourself with patience, sharpen your pencils, and prepare your paper: you will be writing extensively. Not on a computer, but by hand — by hand alone. This is a ritual act, mandatory within our tradition, and it cannot be omitted.
Course 5 consists of 8 steps:
Step 1: Basic Course. The Buddhic Body( 6 days)
Step 2: Working with the core of the system
Step 3: Working with the body of the system
Step 4: Working with the living space of the system
Step 5: Working with the dead space of the system
Step 6: Formation of a personal egregore
Step 7: The egregorial system of the world. Agreements and the search for one’s God.
Step 8: Goal setting through the personal egregore
Textbook for the 5th course of Main Department: Buddhic Body –“Egregores and the System of Controlling Reality.”
Admission requirements: Course 4 (9 steps), the Goals and Values and Adequate Energy Exchange seminar. An interview with the mentor.
Student Guidelines for the Main Department
Frequently Asked Questions from Students
If you have completed Course 4 of the Main Department within the required timeframe and successfully fulfilled all 9 steps, you may continue your studies by scheduling and completing an interview with the mentor.
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