NATURE AND DARKNESS by Roberta Scaccia

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Nature is esoteric because it binds man to the universe and through the meditation of the psyche it refers to a common language, shared by those who have made the symbol the main communication tool.
Natural elements are full of mysteries.
The Latin term "elementa" indicates the principles of being and life that are the substance of the world. Water, Air, Earth and Fire are not only tangible manifestations but are also filled with symbolic meanings of the sacred.
Water plays an important role in the sacral dimension, it is a ritual element par excellence, it plays a symbolic role disputed between the creative and the destructive principles. In the abyssal depths we find the subconscious rise, the sleep-nightmare state, our deepest desires that have not yet emerged from the darkness.
DARKNESS is light upside down, it is part of a balance, light cannot exist without darkness and vice versa. Air is the vital breath that animates all creatures. It represents the spirit of pride and spiritual power. The earth dominates our world, man is tied to the earth and there is a veiled aura of sacredness. Through the stone, a contact is established between man and divinity, a privileged place to meditate and above all to encourage contact with the supreme being. In the element of the earth we find the angel Belial who has dominion over the earth, embodies the four elements as a spirit of self-deification and personal domination.
Fire is the sacred element of the foreground, man develops the ability to control, feed and increase the Black Flame that allows the will to manifest in the world. For every Luciferian It constitutes the most important element to develop through Ahrimanic Yoga meditation.
As fire shapes matter, the Luciferian shapes the control of body, mind and spirit. In nature there are caves, they can appear as a dark place but they are a place of transition to pass from one world to another, just think of the cave of Lilith (qlippoth).
Lilith is the queen of demons, she is half the opponent. She is the active part of the Black Flame, she represents desire, continuous transformation. Entering the cave means going towards the transformation of the self and of knowledge. The mountain is the archetype of the ascent, the initiatory element to take possession of extraordinary powers. Thinking like a God or Goddess starts the process of self-deification. Nature represents human interiority, the place to ascend to oneself, living in symbiosis with one's Gods.

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