Introduction
Master Samael explains why Cain killed Abel. Without his explanation that of Cain killing Abel is one of the things for many people having read the bible that does not really make sense.
Background - Bible Reference
Cain and Abel were the two sons of Adam and Eve. Cain was the oldest son and became a farmer. Abel the younger brother became a shepherd. It seems that God did prefer Abel over Cain. Seeing this, and after an occasion where both brothers presented their sacrifices to God, and God ignored the sacrifice of Cain, Cain decided to kill Abel.
Cain Is and Abel Is
Master Samael says Cain is the sexual energy which becomes the fire and Abel is the human soul. He says that the two are brothers and get along very well, as they should. That certainly makes senses as the fire helps the soul and the work of the soul causes the fire to rise and intensify.
However, Cain killed Abel. The bible doesn't really explain why.
The Fall
Cain killed Abel in the fall. The fire out of control disconnected the soul from the physical sending upwards to the internal worlds. When Abel the soul was disconnected we - the essence lost the human soul.
Furthermore Cain killed Abel with the jawbone of an ass, which Master Samael says, an ass is the mercury. A bone is totally dry - meaning Abel was killed with the dry mercury - meaning the loss of the sexual energy.
The fore out of control can produce the fall and the fall disconnects the human soul from our physical experience.
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can you explain a bit more about the disconnection of the human soul from our physical experience ..did you mean the essence as we have'nt yet made the soul
ReplyDeleteThanks for the question. Good, I'll clarify. The essence comes from the human soul. With the fall the human soul broke away from the physical and withdrew into the more internal and superior dimensions of nature. Leaving only the essence here. If we had made soul before the fall, the golden embryo (essence developed) breaks away from the human soul and stays with us here trapped in the different "I's" that we create when fallen.
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