Middle Pillar Vibrations Options

Greetings all!

Well, it's been quite a while since I posted here, but I'm back!

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Yeah, anyway, I'm rather confused about the divine names vibrated during the Middle Pillar. EHIEH makes sense, and vibes well with the energy above my head. JHVH ELOHIM I'm not totally sure what it means or why it is vibrated at the throat center, but it still seems to work ok, although not as great as above. Wheras JHVH ELOAH Ve DA'Ath seems just whack to be vibrating at my solar plexus. Why would I be vibrating Da'ath there? Doesn't it make more sense to be vibrating it at the thoat center, since that's where Daath is located? Since it makes no sense to me, seems too long and doesn't vibe well at all, I replaced it with IAO (for Isis Apophis Osiris). Does anybody else do this? Would it be more efficacious if I tried to understand what the Hebrew vibration means or why its vibrated there, and then went back to that?

Shaddai el chai and Adonai ha aretz make perfect sense, tho.

Thanks
Flyingmojo

Greetings,

Agreed on that. Using the YHVH ELOAH Ve DA'Ath seems to make the whole current of energy slow down, as if it has to flow around a partial obstacle. Like a big stone in the center of a small stream. The energy can still get around, but it's flow is being choked.
But when using the IAO the energy just spills through. Now, so I'm not repeating previous posts....LOL

I experimented a few times with another variation of this. When vibrating the IAO, I reversed it. OAI. Osiris, Apophis, Isis. It produced a very interesting effect.
When I vibrated it in reverse, the energy at my throat center stopped and began swirling, almost like a whirlpool. It did this for a few moments and then WHOOSH. It raced on like a mofo. The rest of my ritual work that session was very intense. I'm think it may having something to do with the fact that that progression seems to mimic our ascending the Piillars.
If Osiris is the God of death and fertility, then it makes sense to me that he would equate more to the 'foundation', as in the old saying, " Out of death comes life"
Then comes Apophis, who in my opinion is a very chaotic energy. Wild and unrestrained.
And finally Isis. She serves, I feel, as the Other Half of Osiris, the Yin to his Yang.
So I'm guessing here that maybe what happened was that by reversing it OAI it may have allowed the energy to flow upwards through Osiris, through the chaos of Apophis and then refocused in the femininity of Isis. I.E, it ends up as a feminine energy instead of a masculine one.
But as Ashnook stated of himself, I'm not all that proficient in kabballa, so I can't say for sure why this was. Any ideas?