15:I[18313,["/_next/static/chunks/15wr.c2_fcuyl.js","/_next/static/chunks/0tfm1q5bms~_1.js","/_next/static/chunks/0d3shmwh5_nmn.js","/_next/static/chunks/0a~qv25x27tdm.js","/_next/static/chunks/0fnebqm4lz6hc.js","/_next/static/chunks/0nou6.yvyzc2b.js","/_next/static/chunks/0b05b8xcp4ihs.js"],"ItemProvider"] 16:T473,On scheduled days, it is important to recognize their sacredness, which is no different from what we call “holy days.” When performing work for the Gods, conducting rituals, or casting Theurgical spells, treat these days as truly holy. The enemy does this and is aware of this power, followers of other enemy “religions” also maintain a proper conduit during their observances, putting forth more effort into virtue, staying clean, remaining conscious and aware, cultivating the present moment, and abstaining from unjustified ill will or childish behavior. During the schedule, the watchful presence of the Gods is invoked collectively, one is seen closer to our consciousness awareness, this is internal but also external. In the same way the Sun rises and illuminates all and watches over all, during our schedule holy days, the Gods are risen inside and outside, they watch over all. Ritual schedule days are Holy Days. “I have not committed sin against men; I have not done evil in the place of truth.” – The Papyrus of Ani (Book of the Dead), Chapter 125, tr. E. A. Wallis Budge (1895) The Temple of Zeus Ethics17:T53f,On scheduled days, it is important to recognize their sacredness, which is no different from what we call “holy days.” When performing work for the Gods, conducting rituals, or casting Theurgical spells, treat these days as truly holy. The enemy does this and is aware of this power, followers of other enemy “religions” also maintain a proper conduit during their observances, putting forth more effort into virtue, staying clean, remaining conscious and aware, cultivating the present moment, and abstaining from unjustified ill will or childish behavior.

During the schedule, the watchful presence of the Gods is invoked collectively, one is seen closer to our consciousness awareness, this is internal but also external. In the same way the Sun rises and illuminates all and watches over all, during our schedule holy days, the Gods are risen inside and outside, they watch over all.

Ritual schedule days are Holy Days.

“I have not committed sin against men; I have not done evil in the place of truth.”
– The Papyrus of Ani (Book of the Dead), Chapter 125, tr. E. A. Wallis Budge (1895)

The Temple of Zeus Ethics

18:T53f,On scheduled days, it is important to recognize their sacredness, which is no different from what we call “holy days.” When performing work for the Gods, conducting rituals, or casting Theurgical spells, treat these days as truly holy. The enemy does this and is aware of this power, followers of other enemy “religions” also maintain a proper conduit during their observances, putting forth more effort into virtue, staying clean, remaining conscious and aware, cultivating the present moment, and abstaining from unjustified ill will or childish behavior.

During the schedule, the watchful presence of the Gods is invoked collectively, one is seen closer to our consciousness awareness, this is internal but also external. In the same way the Sun rises and illuminates all and watches over all, during our schedule holy days, the Gods are risen inside and outside, they watch over all.

Ritual schedule days are Holy Days.

“I have not committed sin against men; I have not done evil in the place of truth.”
– The Papyrus of Ani (Book of the Dead), Chapter 125, tr. E. A. Wallis Budge (1895)