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Intimate Christ Posts 15 – Second Logos - (671)

Second Logos or Second Primary Force or Chokmah

The second logos, the Son or Chokmah in Kabbalah has its centre of gravity in Tiphereth. Which is the human soul or the causal world as well. This makes sense as the human soul is the human face of the Christ, that is the mystery of the Third Labour of Hercules where Hercules has to capture the Hind of Cyrenia without killing it.

Key to Crystallise the Second Logos

Master Samael says that the key to crystallise the second primary force is to take with joy or pleasure the unpleasant manifestations of our fellow man.

This means to transform impressions, once again there is the transformative action of the Christ at work. There is really no more negative impressions that this, that is than the negative actions or unpleasant manifestations of our fellow man. If we do this we have transformed all the negativity that is out there and we are that transformative force in action.


Holy Denying

The second logos is also the Holy Denying, where the Father is the Holy Affirming and the Holy Spirit is the Holy Conciliating.

The Intimate Christ in us, is the one that says ‘no’ or the one that denies. The Intimate Christ denies the ego in us. He is the one that inspires us to change values, thus we say no to the negative or unconscious polarity of a value (the ego) and yes to the opposite polarity of the same value.


End (671).

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