Third Logos Excerpts – Third Logos and the Divine Mother

Third Logos Excerpts – Third Logos and the Divine Mother – (1113)

Introduction

In this excerpt Master Samael explains how the Third Logos is related to the Divine Mother.

Master Samael here says that the Third Logos unfolds Himself into the Divine Mother and he also in other books refers to Her as the spouse of the Third Logos.

Third Logos Unfolds Himself into the Divine Mother

“The Holy Spirit unfolds himself into an ineffable woman; She is the Divine Mother; She is dressed in a white tunic and a blue mantle. The Holy Spirit is Shiva, the divine spouse of Shakti, the Divine Mother Kundalini.

This divine woman is an ineffable virgin. This Divine Mother is symbolized among the Aztecs by a mysterious virgin (see Chapter Ten of Aztec Christic Magic). This virgin has in her throat a mysterious mouth; this is because the throat is the uterus where the Word is gestated. The Gods create with the larynx.”

She is the Mother Kundalini. She marries her husband in the pineal gland. The Third Logos, the Holy Spirit, the eternal spouse, is who begets the Divine Mother Kundalini, the root of the Monad, the Mother Space.

The Cosmic Seed Plot, the Matripadma, is the Deva Mater, is Chaotic Matter, Substance Matter, the Raw Matter of the Great Work. She is the Mother Space. The Holy Spirit is the Third Logos who fecundates her, who is latent within the Matripadma. Without him, she remains quiet, and with him, she ignites herself, she reverberates, she swells.”

End (1113).

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