16 Faces of the Godhead

If your Personality Sun (black column) is located in Gates 13, 30, 49, or 55, then you have the Kali archetype.

The wife of Shiva. Mother Goddess, symbol of destruction. She symbolizes eternal life. Eternal life has a price: only that which is immortal can be infinite. She is the Liberator, protecting those who know her.

The Myth

According to legend, the wicked demon (asura) Mahisha seized power over the world through force and cunning. The gods joined forces to create an invincible warrior, combining the flame of Shiva, the might of Vishnu, the strength of Indra, and the combat skills of many other celestials.

With a wild war cry, she rushed into battle, destroying thousands of enemies. Entire armies emerged from her breath, also launching attacks on the demons. Mountains crumbled, blood flowed like a river, and the very sky turned black with horror. The warrior goddess crushed Mahisha and, pinning him to the ground, struck off his head with a sword.

But she was so intoxicated and poisoned by the blood and the fray that she could not stop, beginning to destroy everything surrounding her. Then, celebrating her victory, Kali began a frenzied dance, shaking the entire world and threatening to destroy it.

Then Shiva turned into a crying child and lay before her on the battlefield strewn with corpses (in another version, he simply fell before her on the ground, and she stepped on him during her dance). Deceived by his illusions, Kali stopped and stuck out her tongue in surprise, and then began to soothe and breastfeed the infant. In the evening, to appease the goddess, Shiva performed the dance of creation ("Tandava"), and the delighted Kali joined him with her retinue.

The Gates

13 – The Fellowship of Man. Universal values, ordered and inspiring cooperation.

30 – The Clinging Fire. Acceptance of limitation as fate.

49 – Revolution. Transformation of forms based on higher principles, rather than for the sake of power.

55 – Abundance. Abundance is a question of spirit.

The Concept

Purification and transformation through destruction. She destroys the idea of "I am the body" and promotes the idea that "we are consciousness." She destroys ignorance, maintains world order, and creates the illusion that desire can be fulfilled. Death is not frightening—rebirth follows.

Key Qualities

Tribal emotional principles: "us versus them." The vivid manifestation of spiritual abundance makes the carrier and those nearby stronger. The embodiment of the evolutionary force of matter moving into spirit. As soon as responsibility for life is removed from oneself, one's own power is removed along with it. Genetic hunger: genetics push us toward action to learn from mistakes.

Relationship Between Masculine and Feminine

Shiva himself lay beneath her feet, thereby stopping the flow of destruction. Interpretation: Kali's horror at the realization that she is insulting her beloved spouse is what ultimately moderates her anger and stops the further destruction of the universe. This is Shiva's Gift to Kali: love and acceptance. Only one pure in spirit, unclouded by fear and attachment to self, can defeat the Dragon. Another interpretation: Kali, as it were, says to Shiva: "Recognize me as God, and I will let you live!"

The Message from God in a Nutshell

Kali is a warning. Collect, remember, recognize your own, take responsibility for your own life; in your decisions, wait for clarity—do not be led by your emotions. If you are incorrect with this energy, you will die. You are human, and you are here to evolve consciousness.

Living Your Design

The evolution of consciousness is possible only within form. The Personality Crystal reincarnates infinitely, and the entire history of our incarnations is stored within it. Our task is to acquire the experience intended specifically for us. To extract the most valuable part of that experience so that we can recognize it and share it. Goals are always correct when they arise from correct movement. Remain in the experience until it is complete.

If your Personality Sun (the top-most number in the black column) is located in Gates 37, 63, 22, or 36, then you have the archetype programming your Personality: Mitra. Below is the myth of the deity and the conscious program it sets for you.

An Indo-Iranian deity (a prototype for Yahweh, Jesus, Allah), the Sun God who brings sunlight and warmth. The God of the agreement and the contract. He has an Indo-Iranian origin associated with friendliness, treaties, harmony, and sunlight. He upholds moral and ethical values. An emotional god.

Mitra embodied light: he rode across the sky in a golden sun-chariot drawn by four white horses. He had 10,000 ears and eyes; wise, he was distinguished by his bravery in battle. This god could bless those who revered him, granting them victory over enemies and wisdom, yet showed no mercy to his foes. As a god of fertility, he brought rain and caused plants to grow.

The Rigveda emphasizes that the merciful Mitra is peace-loving and friendly toward people; he brings wealth and grants protection and patronage to those who turn to him with prayers.

The ancient Hindus saw in this deity a kind of celestial reconciler—one capable of establishing peace, uniting divided people into a single whole, and strengthening their relationships through a contract. This contract corresponded directly to the universal cosmic law of Rta (analogous to the Persian Arta), which is the embodiment of universal Truth.

It is no coincidence that Mitra was called the Lord of Truth, as it was he, in the beliefs of the ancient Indians, who was the force that ordered Chaos and established a single cosmic law for the entire universe—Truth.

The spread of the cult of Mitra is evidenced by paintings in underground tombs, almost all dedicated to his slaying of the bull Geush Urvan, from whose body all plants and animals emerged. It was believed that regular bull sacrifices to Mitra ensured the fertility of nature.

22 – Grace. Is there someone or something worthy of my attention?

36 – The Darkening of the Light. Is shock simply what life is supposed to be?

37 – The Family. Will I ever get what I need?

63 – After Completion. Is this answer enough?

The contract with God is inviolable. "I give you light and heat, and you will follow my rules of life": kill for your god and your tribe; constantly compare your life with the lives of others and strive to improve it; seek to gain different experiences; and look for someone to follow for entertainment!

We are programmed to agree with forces that we perceive as superior to us: Mitra programs us to sign on and keep our obligations.

Programs in the World of the Mind

We are endlessly driven by our needs.

We are endlessly seeking gurus to inspire us in our boring lives.

We are endlessly comparing our lives with others—and endlessly thinking about what to do with all of it.

Stimulation: a push at the level of the opposites of the two principles, Yin and Yang. Beneath everything lies the Yang, which pushes the Yin (things) upward. This is the chemistry that stimulates the mind.

"Everything is always wrong, and nothing is ever enough for me. Do everything I told you to do, or do nothing I told you not to do, and I will provide you with paradise. All who break the contract will be cursed for all generations." "Honor your father and mother" (which, in reality, means the tribal leader and the hierarchical structure).

How to Live Yourself within the Program

If we live our Strategy and Authority, our mind does not occupy itself with the question of what to do today or tomorrow. The authority for moving from point A to point B is given to the body. Then there is no place for comparison in principle, because we begin to move in a unique way. Then your mind accepts things and investigates what is happening now with interest.

If the body regains its power over movement, the mind changes chemically. Then you are the Witness, capable of observing the doubts of your mind regarding the future, because this cannot be stopped—it is the chemistry embedded within us. We can observe in our own minds how these forces (gods) play.

If your Personality Sun (the top-most number in the black column) is located in Gates 25, 17, 21, or 51, then your consciousness is programmed by the Michael archetype. Below is the myth of the deity and the conscious program it sets for you.

The Archangel of the First Ray — the ray of protection, faith, and the will of God. He is the Prince of the Archangels and the Angelic Hosts, the Defender of the Faith, and the Angel of Deliverance. A Messenger — God often communicates His will to people through them. In Hebrew, Michael means "Who is like God?".

Archangel Michael is known primarily as a great commander, the Archistratege. He is the victor over Satan himself; he is the great prince who stands for the children of the Hebrew people. According to legend, he saves Abraham from the fiery furnace and Isaac from Abraham's knife.

It is he who leads the people through the desert to the Promised Land, and it is he who gives the tablets of the Law to Moses. He is called the keeper of the magic words with which heaven and earth were created. He was seen at the gates of paradise with a flaming sword, and it is he who carries the body of the deceased Mother of God to heaven.

Michael's main task is the struggle against Lucifer, which does not end with the latter's defeat at the very beginning of the universe's creation. At the beginning of all time, Michael overthrew his opponent and overcame him; at the end of time, he will lead all deceased believers to the Last Judgment.

Between these two extreme points, which represent the beginning and the end of human history, Archangel Michael still fights Lucifer for the sake of all humanity. Working miracles, protecting the righteous, and striking evil forces with his righteous sword, Archangel Michael is the guardian of the souls of the departed and the intercessor for the living.

He is depicted armed with a sword, guarding the gates of Paradise.

17 – Following. The ancient law states: those who wish to rule must first learn to serve.

21 – Biting Through. The use of force to overcome deliberate and persistent interference.

25 – Innocence. Perfection of action through an artless and spontaneous nature.

51 – Awakening. The ability to respond to disorder and shock through recognition and adaptation.

What the Program Wants

To build a temple, train priests, and control people. To give them a law and maintain that law. Creating a boundary between "self" and "them" (the disobedient). There is no freedom here. Minds must be controlled. Our entire history is nothing more than the history of mind control. Constant manipulation of how people think and how they see. Controlling the mind of humanity in order to organize it. Vanity — "when I am good, when I am right, I am better than others!" Superiority and arrogance toward others and other forms.

Protector of the people. "Your god and my god." Rules, rule-breakers, and the punishments that follow. Controlling forces, spiritual rituals, the struggle of one "I" against another, the battle between darkness and light. When you establish a law, you create a line of comparison. Those who are on one side and those who are on the other. This is the beginning of all religious wars, hatred, comparison, and the need for control. Nourishing life so it can move, learn, and grow. To be Michael is to be the provider of the law and, at the same time, to be the law of the Tree of Life.

"We must win this fight for the future; we are right; we are on the side of the light!" — this is the basic dogma of Christianity. "If you are not a Christian, you will not go to heaven." There is a logical future that establishes a pattern. Here are the rules. If everyone obeys, everything will be fine!

We all live in binarity, in duality. It is impossible for light to ever defeat darkness, just as darkness can never defeat light. If one prevails over the other, everything will disappear. We exist thanks to this very dynamics! I am both darkness and light, and it is not about one being good and the other bad. That is not the point. What will the projections say? The truth lies in being unique, differentiated, and beyond comparison. We cannot get rid of these forces, but we can free ourselves from their control. Follow your personal Strategy and Authority.

If your Personality Sun (the top-most number in the black column) is located in Gates 42, 3, 27, or 24, then your consciousness is programmed by the Janus archetype. Below is the myth of the deity and the conscious program it sets for you.

In ancient Roman myths, Janus is the two-faced god of doors, entrances, exits, beginnings, and endings. He was depicted with two faces looking in opposite directions (toward the past and the future).

Janus was the king of the region of Latium; he taught his people how to build ships, plow the land, and grow vegetables. Apparently, for these merits, Saturn rewarded him with the gift of knowing the past and foreseeing the future—hence the two faces, one in front and one behind.

3 – Difficulty at the Beginning. The challenge of transcending confusion and establishing order.

24 – Returning. The natural process of transformation and renewal.

27 – Caring / Nourishing. Enhancing the quality and significance of activities through preservation and care.

42 – Increase. Expansion of resources that brings potential to its maximum.

A god with a male and a female face. In the world of the Not-Self: "how to get someone else" (for men) or "finding a good father for my children" (for women).

From two materials, one new one is formed—the organizing force of our reproductive capacity. The possibility of new beginnings: we give birth to something new because we know that we will die. The great nourishing force, the feminine principle: preventing death after birth; the great nursing mother who obliges us to care for children for survival. Inspiration: the theme of bringing in new material, mutations, and new people!

There is pressure to accomplish something that will make me immortal. If I cannot, then at least to extend the life of my genes. Men want to impregnate more women. Previously, there was a cult of the woman; she was equated with gods because only she could bring a child. Under patriarchy, rules were established for women, leading to their restriction and enslavement.

The Message from God’s Program

"In order to survive, in order to see mutation—one must copulate!" Janus pushes toward sexual activity. For a man, this is the pressure to leave as much genetic material as possible. For a woman, it is selectivity in partners with the goal of giving birth to the best-adapted being.

The program is interested in the work of consciousness: it has test-run it and realized that it already works within the body. Now it is interested in creating "biological meat," grouped by five, with a shared consciousness. We no longer interest the program! We can restructure our minds and step out of the suffering caused by these 16 faces. The more you live your strategy, the less you worry.

If your Personality Sun (the top-most number in the black column) is located in Gates 2, 8, 20, or 23, then your consciousness is programmed by the Maya archetype. Below is the myth of the deity and the conscious program it sets for you.

The Goddess of Slaves. Maya (Ancient Greek Μαϊα — mother, nurse) is the universal mother. She is the source of fertility, infinite wisdom, and loving tenderness. The symbolism is feminine—nurturing and upbringing. In Hindu thought, masculine energy is extremely passive, while the feminine is the power of action.

The month of May is named after the goddess Maya. The essence of the May Day celebration is the "Awakening of Nature." In Indian faith, Maya occupies a prominent place. Her figure and what she represented far surpassed the image of a simple embodiment of nature. Hindus and Buddhists worship Maya as the "Mother of Creation," the goddess "weaving the thread of life." She is one of the faces of the deity Kali, the goddess in three aspects: Maiden, Mother, and Crone.

Maya is not only a Greek, Roman, or Hindu goddess. She also belongs to Central Europe. The worship of the goddess Maya was transferred to the worship of Mary, the Queen of Heaven and Mother of God. Evidence of this is found in special liturgies consisting of prayers in honor of Mary and songs that are also sung as praises in May—songs of blossoming, the joyful month of May, which became the month of Mary.

Goddess of fertility and agriculture. With the development of farming, the cult of the fertility goddess only grew stronger, as did the matriarchal order in human communities. In time, this era passed; however, the image of the deity remained steadfast in various cultures. A clear connection is found between different incarnations of the fertility goddess, including in myths. For instance, maternal deities not only give life to everything but also take it away.

2 – Receptivity. Receptivity as the source of action.

8 – Togetherness. Values are realized when the individual's efforts are directed toward common goals.

20 – Contemplation. Attention in the moment results in correct action.

23 – Splitting Apart. Amorality. Awareness leading to the acceptance of diversity.

An absolutely feminine goddess. Her program is about tribal movement, about sacrificing one's individuality for the sake of genetic material. The necessity of continuing the human race and nurturing children. Each mother makes a real contribution to her child if she educates herself on how to live. For life to exist, it must be fed and made strong.

Maya programs us to make sacrifices for our children. The Maya archetype is the archetype of the Mother Goddess. How to explain information about the world to a child? The form must "infect" and be transmitted.

The sacrificial nature of the woman—she must bear offspring and give herself to their growth, upbringing, and education. The demonstration of the feminine principle, i.e., evolution through the development of form. We live in an era where Yin is restoring its lost positions and a balance of Yin and Yang energy is occurring.

Every mother must make her sacrificial contribution to the upbringing of the child. It is the mother's duty to give her child everything necessary so that they can move along the path of individual discovery.

By planning for the child's future, you miss the entire process of being able to transmit to the new being the ability to survive in a unique way. Upbringing can only happen now; otherwise, we miss the whole process. The future exists only in the head. Ra [Uru Hu] bets on mothers and children. Human Design is knowledge for children, but it can only be passed on by mothers who know the child's mechanics and are experimenting themselves—meaning, they are following their own Strategy and Authority.

If your Personality Sun (the top-most number in the black column) is located in Gates 12, 16, 35, or 45, then your consciousness is programmed by the Lakshmi archetype. Below is the myth of the deity and the conscious program it sets for you.

An Indian goddess. As an archetype, she is the goddess of prosperity, abundance, happiness, luck, and resources.

Since early childhood, Lakshmi had heard of the glory of Lord Vishnu; she grew up listening with delight to stories of his radiance, greatness, and power.

Her mind was captivated by the image of Vishnu, and seized by the desire to have him as her husband, she began to perform the most severe austerities (tapas) on the seashore.

Her austerities lasted a thousand years. Then Indra, the king of the demigods, enchanted by her beauty, appeared before her in the guise of Vishnu and said: "I am pleased with your devotion. Demand any boon you desire."

Lakshmi replied: "Grant me the grace to see you in your true form (Vishvarupa)." Unable to fulfill her request while hiding under a false identity, Indra departed in shame.

Many other demigods made similar attempts, but they were all exposed and driven away. Then Lord Vishnu himself appeared before her, fulfilled her desire, and revealed the secret that she is, in fact, His eternal companion and consort.

Lakshmi is constantly depicted with a lotus. The lotus is submerged in mud, but its flower stays above the water, unstained by the filth. Thus, the lotus is a symbol of spiritual perfection and power. Lakshmi is associated not only with royal power but also with spiritual authority.

Her four arms indicate her ability to grant the four Purusharthas (goals of human life): Dharma (righteousness), Artha (wealth), Kama (bodily pleasures), and Moksha (liberation/bliss).

12 – Standstill. Restraint coupled with meditation and non-action in the face of temptation.

16 – Skills / Identification. The great art of enriching life by harmoniously directing energy.

35 – Progress. Progress cannot exist in a vacuum and depends on interaction.

45 – Gathering Together. The beneficial attraction of like forces.

We constantly strive for progress with the hope of a better material future. The principle: for the development of form, resources are necessary—money as an equivalent of energy. Civilization develops when someone is talented, identified with the process, develops their talent, and brings in resources by sharing them. The development of form is only possible if there are resources: everything is built on money.

Powerful pressure to act and express; identification with the process. To survive and identify, one must work and obtain resources. In the real world, we see that it is a world of money, and everything is built on profit. The importance of education: if a child develops a talent, they will multiply the resources of civilization. One must invest in them; resources are required! Anything that is talented is paid for.

A story of rising through the social hierarchy, primarily for women. The first profession: prostitution or trade? Lakshmi attracted resources with her body, while her partners thought it was she who brought the resources. "Love must be paid for. If you want romance—pay." Women who spend all their money on clothes, cosmetics, and altering their form.

"We are in these bodies and we must survive. We can achieve awareness and pass this awareness to future generations only when we provide for ourselves and when we have the resources to develop our understanding and acquire experience. Only then is mutation possible."

To initiate the process of individual spiritual mutation that can enrich the form, one must accept the challenge given by Lakshmi: to find oneself in a situation where the spirit is not led by the mind's demand to secure the material plane. This is a battle with demons. For mutation, duality is necessary: an endless struggle of Yin and Yang, where demons represent the material plane and gods represent the spiritual. Accept changes without expectations for the future: everything in life happens on time—this is the source of emotional well-being. Then changes may occur with crises, but they do not bring suffering.

If your Personality Sun (the top-most number in the black column) is located in Gates 15, 39, 52, or 53, then your consciousness is programmed by the Parvati archetype. Below is the myth of the deity and the conscious program it sets for you.

If your Design Sun (the top-most number in the red column) is located in Gates 15, 39, 52, or 53, then your subconscious is programmed by the Parvati archetype. Below is the myth of the deity and the unconscious program it sets for you.

Parvati (Sanskrit: पार्वती, pārvatī – "daughter of the mountains") in Hinduism is one of the names of the consort of the god Shiva. She is the benevolent form of Devi, the Shakti (that is, the feminine creative energy) of Shiva. Another name for this benevolent form is Gauri.

According to legend, Shiva's first wife, Sati, performed a ritual of self-immolation and, after some time, was reborn as Parvati.

Seeking Shiva's love, Parvati settled near him on Mount Kailash, but at that time, Shiva was devoted to asceticism and rejected her.

Then the gods, wishing for Shiva to have a son capable of defeating the demon Taraka, sent Kama, the god of love, to awaken love for Parvati in Shiva's heart. Angered, Shiva burned Kama with the fire of his third eye, though he later resurrected him.

Parvati then decided to devote herself to asceticism for Shiva's sake. She underwent severe austerities; at first, she ate only green leaves, then dry ones, then she refused even those, and eventually gave up water. Thus she earned the name Aparna (the one who does not eat even leaves).

She grew weak and was on the verge of death. Her father pleaded with Shiva: "Please, look at her just once! Even if you do not want to marry her, end her penance—can you not see she is dying?" Hearing this, Shiva decided to test her. Approaching her in the guise of a Brahmin, he began to revile and criticize himself.

Parvati rejected all the slanders, and Shiva, touched by her devotion and beauty, took her as his wife. After their reunion, she remembered all her past lives—an infinite number of them while she was attaining her essence—including her form as Sati.

Their family life is considered the model of domestic bliss, bringing benefit to the entire Universe. From this marriage were born Skanda, the god of war, and Ganesha, the god of wisdom.

15 – Modesty. Behavior in balance between extremes.

39 – Obstruction. Obstruction as a provocation for analysis, assessment, and reassessment.

52 – Keeping Still (Mountain). Deliberate inaction to assess the situation.

53 – Development. Development as structured advancement, steady and enduring.

Once civilization is established and material goods are present, there is a need for that which ensures the continuation of life. The pinnacle of human happiness within the Parvati program is the sweetness of communal existence—people who are happy together in marriage.

Loyalty. Devotion. Service. Worship. Two joined principles: the masculine, disposed toward the feminine—always top-down, expressing the foundation and benevolence; and the feminine—the gentle, sweet wife who, nonetheless, holds her husband in a firm grip!

The program pressures civilization to humiliate the woman, to turn her into Parvati, to find an image that idealizes this humiliation, and to create a culture that ideologically ensures the legality and morality of such subjugation.

The woman is programmed to worship her spouse; the man is programmed for freedom from respecting the woman. The woman must: provide sex whenever the man wants it, bear children, be a good mother, and please her husband. "Only in this case, woman, will you be taken in marriage. Only then will you be happy!" The man, in turn, owes something, but only as a consequence of what the woman must do!

The principle of form and the program of humiliating the feminine principle is a story with two sides of the coin. 1 – Without this, civilization would not have been built. 2 – Within the construction of civilization itself, its end was already embedded. For with the humiliation of the woman, no civilization has a future. Everything is interconnected. While civilization moved through the mind, there was no way to avoid the humiliation of the Yin, as we are dealing here with Root pressure. But now, to live as yourself, it is necessary to follow your Strategy and Authority.

If your Personality Sun (the top-most number in the black column) is located in Gates 31, 33, 56, or 62, then your consciousness is programmed by the Maat archetype. Below is the myth of the deity and the conscious program it sets for you.

If your Design Sun (the top-most number in the red column) is located in Gates 31, 33, 56, or 62, then your subconscious is programmed by the Maat archetype. Below is the myth of the deity and the unconscious program it sets for you.

The ancient Egyptian Goddess of truth, justice, universal harmony, and ethical norms. She symbolizes the great divine order and the law by which seasons change, stars and planets move in the heavens, and gods and humans exist and interact.

According to the myth, Maat participated in the judgment of the souls of the dead. She always carried an ostrich feather. The heart of the deceased was placed on one scale, and Maat's feather on the other; thus, the judges could see if the heart was heavy with sin or not.

If sins outweighed Maat's feather, the heart was sent to be devoured by the monster Ammit. If, however, a person lived their life with "Maat in their heart"—meaning they were kind and just—they became a spirit and went to join the gods.

The scales were held by the god Anubis, and the court's decision was recorded by the god Thoth, Maat's husband. The goddess was never without her feather; it was tucked into her hair.

Maat is represented in the form of moral and legal norms, ethical laws, and religious signs by which the Pharaoh was once obliged to rule Egypt, and his subjects were obliged to live. Her image became the basis for the goddess of justice, Themis, whose symbol is also the scales. Her principles are also laid at the foundation of the Christian commandments.

31 – Influence. The law of friction, generating transmission and influence.

33 – Retreatment. Active withdrawal and the transformation of a weak position into a strong one.

56 – The Wanderer. Stability through movement. Continuity through the linking of short-term actions.

62 – Preponderance of the Small. Caution, patience, and detail create excellence out of limitation.

Maat's task is to connect everything that works in civilization through that which is traditional and unchanging. The goal is to bind everyone together in civilization and tie them to tradition. This ensures the development of civilization. She proclaims laws and moral norms, satisfying the people's need for a leader and for faith in higher powers. Anything individual is an enemy of civilization. Therefore, Maat cements things against evolutionary movement.

She fixes the laws of civilization's development—how everything should work. She personifies absolute truth and absolute justice. When a law is established, it is absolute. The people are ready to accept leaders as a given—why seek meaning if one can believe in what is already established as divine law! Morality stems from this face. Those who behave immorally are condemned by society.

"If you obey me, you will be rewarded; you simply need to believe." It programs our mind to accept that once a fact is established, it becomes truth.

The path itself is what matters; life itself brings change. It is not necessary to believe in a reward beyond life or in a bright future. There is no need to believe in God, the afterlife, or a reward "out there," because life itself is the reward. This is possible when we respect the principle of form by following Strategy and Authority. Then we do not stop in the process of acquiring experience. In every moment of life, we will discover our own law—what works for us and what does not.

If your Personality Sun (the top-most number in the black column) is located in Gates 7, 4, 29, or 59, then your consciousness is programmed by the Thoth archetype. Below is the myth of the deity and the conscious program it sets for you.

In Egyptian mythology, the god of the Moon, wisdom, counting, and writing; the patron of sciences, scribes, and sacred books; the creator of the calendar. The Lord of Time.

Thoth (Djehuti) was the patron of all intellectual life in Egypt. His wife was Maat, the goddess of truth and order. The ibis bird was considered the avatar of the god Thoth. There is every reason to believe that the ancient Egyptians considered the northern bald ibis—now nearly extinct—to be the sacred bird. The connection between this bird and the Scribe-God is likely due to the fact that ibis feathers were used for writing.

Thoth is also depicted as a baboon, another sacred animal of the ancient Egyptians.

Identified with the Moon, Thoth was considered the "heart of Ra" and was depicted behind the Sun-god Ra, as he was known as his nighttime deputy.

Thoth was credited with the creation of all Egyptian intellectual life. As the "Lord of Time," he divided it into years, months, and days, and kept count of them. Wise Thoth recorded the births and deaths of people, kept chronicles, created writing, and taught the Egyptians counting, mathematics, medicine, and other sciences.

As the vizier and scribe of the gods, Thoth was present at the judgment of Osiris and recorded the results of the weighing of the deceased's soul. Thoth took part in the funeral ritual of every deceased Egyptian and led them into the kingdom of the dead. On this basis, Thoth is identified with the Greek messenger of the gods, Hermes, who was considered a psychopomp ("leader of souls").

4 – Youthful Folly. The energy to beguile and succeed despite ignorance; freedom from consequences.

7 – The Army. The point of convergence. The need for leadership to guide society.

29 – The Abysmal. Deepness within deepness. Perseverance is inevitably rewarded.

59 – Dispersion. The ability to break down barriers to achieve union.

"Understand the pattern (define who you are—man or woman), find your role, take on commitments, and do more!" Thoth fixes you into a role. Thoth's program is to take on the commitment to reproduce new life and ensure its survival (long-term relationships for raising a child).

Thoth is conservative and homophobic. To all questions of "how to live" or "what to do," there is only one answer: define your role. Why? To survive as a species. A role is what is projected onto me and what is expected of me. We take on the commitment to be a role (man or woman) in interconnection with someone else. Family. A long-term bond with another partner to bring children into the world and allow them to grow (7 years).

Thoth defines the rules. Boys don't cry; they don't play with girls' toys. "Earn money, provide the family with everything necessary." He also programs girls by locking them in a prison: "stay home, provide your husband with food and sex."

"You are not here to be alone. You are here to realize what you are. And for that, you must find a mate, make more of your union, take on the commitment of the role of man or woman, and worry about nothing else."

Thoth programs us for significant things—being in the role of man or woman and the sanctity of marriage. However, when this is a concept, it locks us in. Your task is to find yourself within this construct. Therefore—dissolving into the moment without expectations. Total surrender. No questions asked. Following the Response. Do not haggle; enter the experience! We cannot save anyone except ourselves. By following our Response, we can discover ourselves in different roles.

If your Personality Sun (the top-most number in the black column) is located in Gates 40, 64, 47, or 6, then your consciousness is programmed by the Harmonia archetype. Below is the myth of the deity and the conscious program it sets for you.

The ancient Greek Goddess of family ties. Deeply feminine, she embodies the three stages of the feminine deity: maiden, mother, and crone. She speaks of the feminine principle in bonds; here lies the root, the power of the warrior: it is not the man, but the woman who sustains the relationship. She provides the ability to access ancestors and the history of the lineage. It is very important which line we come from.

Harmonia is the wife of Cadmus, the daughter of the goddess of love, Aphrodite, and the god of war, Ares; she is the sister of Eris, the goddess of chaos. Harmonia is the product of two principles: beauty and struggle, love and war. Her counterpart in Roman mythology is Concordia—the goddess of agreement and the patroness of marital peace.

Zeus gave Harmonia in marriage to Cadmus, the legendary founder of Thebes. During his travels, Cadmus once killed a serpent and entered a cave where the serpent had lived, discovering a girl of indescribable beauty—a prisoner of the serpent.

At the wedding of Harmonia and Cadmus, all the gods were present and gifted Harmonia a robe and a necklace fashioned by Hephaestus. This necklace subsequently became a source of woe and suffering for anyone who wore it. It caused the deaths of Harmonia's daughters: Semele, Agave, and Autonoe. The story of this malevolent jewelry became the basis for all myths where a treasure carries a curse for being obtained through dishonest means or war.

In their old age, Cadmus and Harmonia, having lost their daughters, left Thebes. "The gods punish me for killing the serpent; it would be better for me to become a snake myself," Cadmus once said, and he turned into a serpent. Harmonia threw herself toward him, wrapped her arms around his body, and also became a snake. Subsequently, the gods transferred them to the Islands of the Blessed.

6 – Conflict. The law of progress: growth cannot exist without friction.

40 – Deliverance. The point of transition between struggle and freedom.

47 – Oppression. Oppression as a result of internal weakness and/or external force.

64 – Before Completion. Like birth, this transition requires determined strength to pass through.

The power to create and break a bond: it is not the man, but the woman who holds the relationship together. The woman has the power to handle the masculine, to be open or closed to the connection. The "feminine deal"—the bond must be long-lasting for the nurturing of offspring. Relationships are a deal in which the goal is the raising of progeny. This is a conflict, and it is endless. She maintains the continuity of the family chain.

The feminine power to create and destroy the bond with a man. The feminine deal—the possibility of fertilization in exchange for a long-term connection. Simultaneously, the power to break the connection also belongs to the woman. The importance of family history and continuity between generations.

From a genetic standpoint, men can produce offspring indefinitely, while a woman is limited. The man's task is to find a worthy egg for fertilization; in this lies a massive commitment. Relationships are a conflict, and it is precisely friction that allows all things to happen! The suppression of women by men acts as a defense against their power and divine nature.

The woman is the Creator herself—essentially, God! And the man also came out of the Woman!!! The goal of relationships is the nurturing of offspring, and qualitatively, this is only possible if the woman possesses her own power (is not oppressed by the masculine). "How can we find meaning in the world if we are oppressed?"

As soon as you begin to live your uniqueness, your nature, and your Authority, no one will dare to disrespect you. Seeing with your own eyes (without the conditioning of 47-64, i.e., the masculine fear of the feminine) is the mastery of wisdom, regardless of the relationships that must be brought and lived through. The key to understanding Harmonia: to stand between those in conflict and find a way to end it, to connect through honest relationships where women are not suppressed, and to maintain your own power despite the relationship.

If your Personality Sun (the top-most number in the black column) is located in Gates 46, 18, 48, or 57, then your consciousness is programmed by the Christ Consciousness archetype. Below is the myth of the deity and the conscious program it sets for you.

"Jesus" is the Greek version of the common Hebrew name "Yeshua" (Joshua), which means "God is help/salvation." "Christ" is the Greek translation of the Aramaic word "Meshiah" (Messiah, i.e., "The Anointed One"). He brought knowledge of love, peace, patience, and forgiveness.

Christian ethical principles are based on the teachings of the Bible as a book expressing the will of God toward man. The will of God is to "Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind, and love your neighbor as yourself" (Matthew 22:36–40).

The grace of God transforms a person and allows them to make the right choice and act according to God's will. Just as sin can be both an individual and a social phenomenon, grace can manifest in the individual and in society.

Christian ethics has a theological aspect—it is oriented toward the ideal of society, the Kingdom of God, where everyone will live in harmony with God and nature. God is the absolute Master of matter as its Creator; man is granted dominion over the material world to fulfill his ideal purpose through the material body and within the material world.

Christianity is dualistic in metaphysics (as it accepts two foreign substances—spirit and matter) but monistic as a religion, for it places matter in absolute dependence on spirit as the creation and medium of the spirit's activity.

18 – Correction / Work on what has been spoilt. Vigilance and determination to uphold and defend basic and fundamental human rights.

46 – Pushing Upward. Good fortune resulting from effort and dedication.

48 – The Well. The foundation for establishing the common good.

57 – Gentle / Intuitive Clarity. Extraordinary power of clarity.

The message of Christ, "love your neighbor," is a true enlightenment that occurred within civilization. Mercy as a way to encourage the individual and live in peace with others. Non-threatening competition—competition at the level of the mind instead of the previous physical violence and wars. Then the tribe can develop the resources it needs without war.

Humanism, mercy. The development of individual education as a way to prepare the human being for the world. Wealth and prosperity arise from non-threatening competition. This is what it means to be civilized. It is "un-Christian" to kill your neighbor. Non-threatening competition manages primitive fears. Adequacy, security! The manifestation of secularism, the development of the institutions of the mind, the institution of marriage, and material institutions. The ultimate authority is God.

Non-threatening competition supports marriage. Marriage is the foundation. Strengthening the relationship between man and woman so they become the cornerstone of our species' development. The sinlessness and inviolability of the marriage bond. The sanctity of marriage. The connection that produces offspring. Anti-abortion. "Bring your children into a world of non-threatening competition, and then they will live their lives better than you did. And they will thank you."

"Love your neighbor as yourself. Compete at the level of the mind and be successful. Fear God! Only through Jesus and his teachings can you enter the Kingdom of God; you cannot get there on your own." An incredible mercy where you are permitted to rise through your own achievements and merits in a world where you are not threatened.

Mercy as a way to encourage the individual and live in peace with others. However, the promise of the Kingdom of God after death in exchange for a merciful life—that is the manipulation! We are in a threatening competition with every other community. This is occurring with the disappearance of the Cross of Planning; a regression is underway. Our strength lies in the real world and should not be controlled by the fear of God or the power of the afterlife.

If your Personality Sun (the top-most number in the black column) is located in Gates 32, 50, 28, or 44, then your consciousness is programmed by the Minerva archetype. Below is the myth of the deity and the conscious program it sets for you.

In Roman mythology, Minerva is the goddess of wisdom, art, war, and cities; the patroness of artisans.

The Romans considered the goddess equal to Juno and Jupiter. She was part of the pantheon of the main Roman gods, the so-called Capitoline Triad, to which the temple on the Capitoline Hill was dedicated.

Minerva's counterpart in Greek mythology is Pallas Athena. Much like Athena, Minerva was a patroness of military affairs. The Romans attributed to Minerva the patronage of doctors, teachers, sculptors, musicians, and poets. Devotees of the goddess held festivals in her honor—Quinquatria—during which teachers and artisans received payment for instructing children.

Minerva was typically depicted in armor and a helmet with a spear in her hands. Or with an owl and a snake. The owl is a symbol of nocturnal reflection, and the snake is a symbol of wisdom.

The word "Capta" was added to Minerva's name, meaning "capital" (from the Latin caput—head). This emphasized that anyone who committed a theft from her temple answered to the goddess with their head. Justice above all. And care for the people of one's tribe.

32 – Continuity. The only constant thing is change.

28 – Preponderance of the Great. The transience of power and influence.

44 – Coming to Meet. The basis of success in interaction lies in the absence of preconditions.

50 – The Cauldron. The significance of historical continuity, whose traditions and values serve and enrich the present and future.

Her activity is to preserve society and facilitate its peaceful development. She places the preservation of the tribe/family/group above the personal.

Fear of meaninglessness, fear of losing oneself in service to the tribal, clinging to the familiar, and the promotion of tribal values. Survival fear. Deep restriction of realization within tribal frameworks. Tribal warfare, herd mentality, the source of the tribe's moral code, and the manipulation of people through laws. The ability to manage people, control the Ego, and direct it through awareness toward earning resources for the tribe.

Everything is about preservation, survival, strategic orientation, and practicality. In relationships, there is an inner integrity that does not yield to emotions. Both man and woman know their worth. They do not repeat the same mistakes.

They strive to be the best, successful, or at least equal to one another. Emotions are expressed sparingly, and from the outside, they may seem indifferent if it does not concern success, their goal, or their tribe (though inside, everything may be boiling). These are strong personalities who achieve their goals regardless of obstacles. Men are most often strong, resourceful, and power-hungry achievers.

"Be part of the tribe, honor and protect traditions, multiply values. The interests of the tribe come first; the individual does not count. Together we achieve success and obey common principles and laws. We have one common goal."

Only following Strategy and your own Authority will allow you to live your own meaning and your own goals. It will allow you to be with the tribe, moving toward success and development while remaining an individual/unique personality. Follow your own values and inner laws.

If your Personality Sun (the top-most number in the black column) is located in Gates 1, 43, 14, or 34, then your consciousness is programmed by the Hades archetype. Below is the myth of the deity and the conscious program it sets for you.

Hades to the Greeks (or Gades; to the Romans, Pluto, from the Latin Pluto — "the rich one"; also Dis or Orcus) — in ancient Greek mythology, the god of the subterranean kingdom of the dead and the name of the kingdom itself, the entrance to which, according to Homer and other sources, is located somewhere "in the far west, beyond the river Ocean that washes the earth."

Hades was considered a deity of underground riches and fertility, granting harvests from the depths of the earth.

According to Hesiod, when Hades was born, his father (Cronus) swallowed him, as he did all his children.

After the victory over the Titans, during the division of the world between the three brothers (Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades), Hades received the underworld and power over the shadows of the dead as his domain.

People were afraid to speak the name of Hades, replacing it with various epithets. By the 5th century, the name Pluto finally displaced the original name. Thus, Hades "absorbed" the god Plutus, the deity of wealth and abundance.

In connection with this integration, the perception of Hades changed. He began to be attributed with the qualities of a god of fertility due to a mystic-allegorical comparison of the fate of a grain of wheat (buried, as it were, at the moment of sowing to be resurrected for a new life in the ear) with the afterlife destiny of a human being.

1 – The Creative. Self-expression as a primal force.

14 – Possession in Great Measure. Accumulating and holding power.

34 – The Power of the Great. The greatness of power lies in its service to the common good.

43 – Insight. Maintaining what has been achieved through the establishment of a new order.

What happens as soon as you produce your first child? You begin to see your mortality. As soon as you establish the continuation of your generation, you become the generation that will pass away.

What is the point of it all? Why did I follow the genetic imperative? Wealth and power—that is what to fill yourself with until the moment of death. Money, the pursuit of knowledge as power, ensuring survival, seeking efficiency in activity. Go and be busy.

A deeply creative force! The drive to express oneself in order to demonstrate one’s wealth, power, and efficiency. And it is all a show! It simply gives the species the drive to realize its biological process, to live out its time—and this is a distraction.

The program does not want wars, as they kill young men—those who have not yet realized their reproductive potential. The program prefers the "sheep" to be busy. Busy sheep who believe they have a life and who see their achievements. And so, they peacefully follow their process until death. This is what we are programmed for. This is the essence of the game.

"Hey, go and get rich! Claim your power, claim your knowledge, move forward. We need to maintain survivability so our children can receive the benefits. Go and be busy."

The world is a great distraction. Life is associated with having a goal. HADES sells us a false goal. You do not get your true goal. You get the homogenized: "Stay busy, stay efficient in the flow, and walk out the door (die) peacefully."

Ra Uru Hu: "I cannot challenge HADES on HADES' field. It doesn't work that way. All I can do is deny this programming agent authority over my life. And the ability to do that is the mechanics of Strategy and Authority. This knowledge is exactly what we have for that!"

If your Personality Sun (the top-most number in the black column) is located in Gates 9, 5, 26, or 11, then your consciousness is programmed by the Prometheus archetype. Below is the myth of the deity and the conscious program it sets for you.

Prometheus — in ancient Greek mythology, a Titan and the protector of humans against the tyranny of the gods. The name "Prometheus" means "forethought" or "he who thinks before" (as opposed to the name of his brother Epimetheus, "he who thinks after").

Prometheus fashioned humans out of clay, and Athena endowed them with breath.

According to the oldest version of the myth, Prometheus stole fire from Olympus and gave it to humans. He ascended to heaven with the help of Athena and held a torch to the sun. He gave fire to humans, hiding it in a hollow fennel stalk, and showed them how to preserve it by covering it with ash.

As punishment for the theft of fire, Prometheus was chained to a rock and doomed to unceasing torment: an eagle flew to him every day to peck out his liver, which then grew back.

These torments lasted from several centuries to 30,000 years (according to Aeschylus) until Heracles killed the eagle with an arrow and freed Prometheus.

Epimetheus accepted a woman created by Zeus as a gift. He did not heed the advice of his visionary brother Prometheus and married Pandora, who, by opening a box given to her by Zeus, released into the world all the human miseries contained within it.

5 – Waiting. Natural rhythms. Active waiting.

9 – The Taming Power of the Small. Realizing potential through attention to detail.

11 – Peace. Harmony for assessment before the renewal of action.

26 – The Taming Power of the Great. Maximizing the power of memory to nurture continuity.

Life is war. The competition between humanity and the gods is an eternal theme of life. The fire that burns you if you give humans qualities inherent to the gods. Humans have become mirrors of the gods and their passions. To be like a god = to be an intriguer and a politician. Therefore, civilization and technical development will always receive Pandora's box for their use.

The cult of war, Will, Might, Cruelty, Pain, Envy. Anger. Rage. Revolution. Focus on rituals and habits, establishing a pattern. Attempts to find balance in duality. Competing ideas about what is right.

The driving force of the genetic imperative: union and reproduction. Prostitution emerged. It ignites masculine passions and leads to self-destruction. Basic patterns are fueled by the masculine psyche to involve men in these things and, ultimately, to kill them.

"I have no respect for any gods other than myself. I am here to be my own god."

The collective mind is manipulated by the gods. We can step outside these boundaries by listening to our own Authority. Awareness allows us to understand how the program works. We must break the agreement with the Gods! They are all parts of the program, and they do not serve humans. Prometheus was a prisoner and became free. We can break these chains and be free. Follow only yourself.

If your Personality Sun (the top-most number in the black column) is located in Gates 10, 58, 38, or 54, then your consciousness is programmed by the Vishnu archetype. Below is the myth of the deity and the conscious program it sets for you.

Vishnu is the Supreme God in the Vaishnava tradition of Hinduism. In various branches of Hinduism, Vishnu is worshiped directly or through his avatars, such as Rama and Krishna.

The Puranas contain descriptions of ten main avatars of Vishnu. Nine of them have already appeared on Earth and completed their missions, while the tenth and final avatar is destined to descend to Earth at the very end of the Kali Yuga.

В In the "Bhagavad Gita," Krishna declares that the purpose of his coming into the material world is the restoration of the principles of Dharma, the victory over evil, and the manifestation of his divine pastimes for the benefit of fallen, conditioned souls.

Vishnu will appear on Earth in the form of Kalki—a rider on a white horse, in shining armor, with a sparkling sword in his hand. With this sword, he will exterminate all enemies of justice in the world, and people will once again live happily. But when this will be, no one knows. To this day in India, thousands of people worship Vishnu, hope in him, and eagerly await this avatar.

Vishnu is spoken of as the Almighty God in a number of sacred Hindu texts, where he is described as Paramatma (the Supersoul), Parameshwara (the Supreme God), and as an all-pervading essence; as the one conscious of the past, present, and future; the creator and destroyer of the universe; the one who maintains life in the Universe and governs it; the one from whom all material and spiritual elements emanate.

The Puranas state that Vishnu's body is dark blue, like the color of rain clouds. He has four arms in which he holds his four attributes: a lotus flower, a mace, a conch shell, and a chakra.

10 – Treading. Behavior that ensures successful interaction regardless of circumstances.

38 – Opposition. Maintaining integrity in opposition to detrimental forces.

54 – The Marrying Maiden. Interaction in a mundane context; mystical and cosmic relationships.

58 – The Joyous. Stimulation as the key to joy.

The form (the body) is a punishment and the source of suffering. Life in form is a sacrifice. Life is suffering; death is liberation. The driving force of life is this vow of joy—the idea that out there, beyond, there is something better, that there is a paradise.

Vishnu controls human behavior through the illusion of imperfection (through the form), telling them what is "perfect."

Man is the idea; woman is the form. Woman is diminished; she is a servant to the man—the great initiating force of the mind. Man finds profit in this state of affairs: suppressing and diminishing women to avoid feeling bad, to avoid feeling suffering. The division into masculine and feminine serves as a defense against pain. A deep-seated fear of suffering and pain.

"You, human, are endowed with a body—hence all your suffering. In form, you are imperfect. Life is a sacrifice. Perfection and joy lie beyond life—therefore suffer, obey my rules, and you shall be rewarded in heaven!"

As long as the form does not operate correctly (by not following its inner authority), the person suffers. One must break the "contract of suffering." The Gods are bundles of Personality Crystals, conditioning agents.

The path to freedom is Strategy and your inner Authority. It is essential for the mind and body to break the slavery of conditioning, to awaken, and to look Vishnu in the eye. To see what he actually is.

If your Personality Sun (the top-most number in the black column) is located in Gates 19, 41, 60, or 61, then your consciousness is programmed by the Keepers of the Wheel archetype. Below is the myth of the deity and the conscious program it sets for you.

The face of the Keepers of the Wheel is not represented by any specific god-archetype. The Keepers of the Wheel are the power that stands behind the archetypal manifestation of any God.

These are impersonal, secret forces that operate covertly from behind the veil, maintaining the continuity of the movement of the Wheel of life and death. The Keepers of the Wheel manifest as the Great Teachers of Shambhala, Bodhisattvas, secret societies, Illuminati, Freemasons, secret services, etc.

The Wheel is an attribute of all solar gods and their earthly messengers—the solar kings. It symbolizes universal rule, the cycle of life, rebirth and renewal, nobility, mutability, and changes in the material world.

For the Indians, the wheel embodies infinite, perfect completion and is an attribute of Varuna, and later Vishnu. A wheel stylized as a lotus symbolizes a Chakra. For Taoists, it symbolizes the material world, as well as the sage—the one who has reached the immobile center and can move the wheel without their own movements.

The Wheel is also time, fate, or karma—the inexorably and incessantly revolving Wheel of Samsara. The Wheel of Samsara (Sanskrit for "circuit") vividly demonstrates the infinite rotation of a human being characterized by birth, death, and rebirth.

Three root causes of un-enlightened existence form the hub of the wheel: greed, hatred, and ignorance.

19 – Approach. The interconnection of things manifests through approach.

41 – Decrease / Contraction. The limitation of resources maximizes the development of potential to its limit.

60 – Limitation. Acceptance of limitation is the first step toward transcendence.

61 – Inner Truth. Awareness of fundamental universal principles.

Form is manifested life; it is finite. The Personality Crystal is eternal. Existence on Earth is determined by the form. The vehicle (the body) is not the enemy.

The only way to live life is to follow the response, to follow the form. When we die, the "personality" no longer exists. We are all infinitely reborn into one another. The Personality Crystal will never be happy as long as it considers itself the vehicle (the body).

Secret governance, secret agents. The hidden powers of the gods and their secret manipulations. They ensure the continuity of the world; thanks to them, it continues to exist. Here, everything closes and opens, ends and begins. Any limitation leads to a new life. The Wheel has no end.

The inner truth is that our form is finite, but spirit and soul are not. This is the lesson. The secret that the Keepers whisper in our ear: "There is no end." Therefore, there are no limitations, because there is no end.

Magic happens when we accept the wisdom of the form. When you arrive at limitation and realize that life is the form, you become free. And you enter into a new experience. By accepting that the personality is here to observe life, you can calmly continue your process of observation. That is the whole point—to watch the movie of life.