A Gathering of the Gods
Sunday, September 28, 2025 at 9 AM Pacific
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Instructions
The Seer:
This ceremony features the Belvaspata to Remove Self-Destructive Programs for Human DNA. Because [the looming pandemic of] mad cow disease is an indication of self-destructiveness, an appropriate Kriyavaspata protocol for cattle and other livestock, will also be used.
(Note: Belvaspata, unlike Kriyavaspata, usually requires initiation to perform. In this case, if you are uninitiated, you may use the Belvaspata, but only for yourself, and not for others.)
Have the sigils for Belvaspata and Kriyavaspata handy to use during this ceremony. There are:
- 22 Belvaspata sigil pairs
- 11 Kriyavaspata sigil pairs
Creating the Center Powerstack for the Ceremony
- On the bottom of the stack (i.e. on the floor/ground) place the new Powersigil to Remove Self-Destructive Programs From Human DNA.
- Second from the bottom of the center stack, place the Wheel for Opening the Navel Area and the Purification of the Life Force Center
- Third from the bottom, place the Sigil for the Life Force Center of the Navel
- Next, place the Equation of the Eight Tones of Fertility
- On the top of the stack, place the Powersigil for Peace
The center stack is behind the navel when laying down, and below the base of the spine when seated.
How to Create the Inner and Outer Ring
- The 24 Big Wheels — lay the twelve pages (two wheels per page) out in an outer ring around the ceremonial space where you will be lying or sitting. Start with the first page (wheels #1 and 2) at “12 o’clock”, which is where your head will be when laying down, and straight ahead of you when seated.
- The 12 Ring Wheels — place in an outer circle, around the first circle.
To close this ceremony down at the end, read the first two paragraphs of The Eight Tones of Fertility from the book The Bridge of No Time out loud.
Note:
This planetary Belvaspata protocol may be practiced by anyone – not just Belvaspata masters & grandmasters – and does not require the traditional opening and closing sigils.
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