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The Divine Mother

“For this, it is urgent to appeal to a power that is superior to the mind. Fortunately, that power exists. I want to refer emphatically to the power of the Divine Mother Kundalini, the Igneous Serpent of our magic powers.”

The Fifth Gospel, vol. 1A · read it in Prayers to the Divine Mother
A woman in white and deep blue with a golden halo, arms open, in a garden of roses under a crescent moon
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The Divine Mother

Whose Veil No Mortal Has Lifted
A star-robed figure bending over the Earth, seen from space

The Eternal Mother Space

A dark-haired queen in deep red holding a pomegranate, with masks lying among autumn flowers

Mother Death

Five women, one in each branch of a great tree, from the starry sky down to the earth

The Five Aspects of the Divine Mother

A man kneeling before a winged Egyptian goddess on a throne at sunset

Samael and His Divine Mother

A sorrowful mother with a glowing heart, sheltering many people under her starry blue mantle in the rain

The Mother Who Suffers

A woman in white between a dark serpent and a golden serpent, under a full moon

The Two Serpents

A kneeling woman receiving a sheaf of wheat from a goddess in gold at a sunlit altar

Prayers to the Divine Mother

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