Re: [BardonPraxis] Re: Daath (Knowledge)

[Daniel Alter <daniel_b_alter@...>]

Dear Rawn,

Thanks for the insight on Da'ath, which I have found
very interesting.

The concept that Da'ath represents the assimilation of
all "lower" sephirot into one's consciousness is a new
one, and not one I have encountered before.

My take on Da'ath comes from S.Y: "Understand with
Wisdom and be wise with understanding". I felt that
this was a reference to Da'ath and represented the
assimilation/merging of Binah and Chokhmah elements
into one's consciousness...As such, may I ask:

1. Is this correct and, if not what is the hermetic
explanation of this sentence; and

2. Could both elements still refer to Da'ath but on
different arcs, so to speak.

Many thanks

Kindest regards

Dan




--- Rawn Clark <rawnclark@...> wrote: > Dear
Dasha,
> 
> >> Trying to clarify the matter further, please
> correct me if I am wrong
> on any of the following:
> Daath, being idividual to every person's
> consciousness, is the sum-
> total of the knowledge (experiences obtained on the
> path) gained by
> assimilation of all the Sephiroth below the Abyss
> into one's
> consciousness. <<
> 
> Yes.
> 
> >> Knowledge that arises as the conjuction of
> Understanding and Wisdom,
> union of the opposites, <<
> 
> Knowledge is neither Understanding nor Wisdom.
> 
> >> is the result of the work but not it's end.
> Knowledge can't be sought
> as the end in its own right - but rather must be
> seen as 'the bridge'
> (biblical "entering through the narrow gate") that
> makes it possible for
> us to attain that which lies beyond the Supernal
> Triad. <<
> 
> No-thing "lies beyond the Supernal Triad". Thus
> there is no thing to
> "attain". Knowledge is merely what leads us *to*
> the Supernal or
> eternal.
> 
> >> In order to become one with the Unknown that
> exist behyond the world
> of duality, one must discard all the "knowable" that
> can exist only
> because of the duality. <<
> 
> One must discard the *sequential* in order to merge
> with the
> non-sequential or eternal.
> 
> >> From this perspective, can one assume that one's
> attitude to Daath
> determines a line between white/black magic;
> sorcerer/magician? <<
> 
> That could be part of the equation but it's not the
> whole difference.
> 
> >> Does Daath "manifest" (one finds herslef in
> Daath) at times when
> undergoing a major - quantum leap - "regeneration"
> in one's personal
> evolution? (In other words, when one is rapidly,
> "instantly" exchanging
> an old/dysfunctional system for a new one as the
> whole package?) Or am I
> mistaking this for something else? <<
> 
> I think you are mistaking this for the direct
> experience of the
> Individual Self.
> 
> My best to you,
> :) Rawn Clark
> 13 July 2004
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