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Theurgy is a vertical path towards Illumination. It represents the practical application of the Laws of the Universe, in a way where God calls, and man answers; where man calls, and God listens. For those who are familiar with Theosophy, Theurgy is its application in our daily world. It’s a lonely path that meets all the wisdom of the World, but you may have heard of some secret societies such as The Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn.As these are matters difficult and delicate enough to deal with, I will let each of you decide what you want to take, believe and practice. For those interested in this path, I would suggest reading Franz Bardon’s  books.

Franz Bardon was officially born the first of December of 1909 in Katherein, in Tchecoslovaquia; he died the 10 of July of 1958 in Brno, after struggling in pain for three days arrested in a police station. His father, Victor Bardon, had for long prayed the Divine Providence for a guide, and when his son was 14, the Soul of one of those higher beings that are free from Karma and incarnation descended on this boy’s body; this is who we know as Franz Bardon. He had to accommodate to the original Franz Bardon’s karma, which led him to a life of physical pain and difficulties. But he left us the most precious gift: five books, of which only three and a bit remain, where all the steps toward inner Illumination and self-realization are clearly explained and marked. Want to grow and embrace divinity? All you need to know can be found in his books: Initiation to Hermetics, The Practice of Magical Evocation and the Key to True Kabbalah.

What interests me for this site and anthroposophical birth, is how Theurgy deals with Karma. Karma is not a punishment, it is a “mathematical” low where we inherit the consequences of our acts, whether we were conscious and aware of what we were doing or not when acting. How we live and learn from Karma can be re-arranged in order to suffer less when learning our lessons, and parents can play a huge role into this matter.

By daily education towards awareness of course,  helping with Waldorf education, consciously  procreating the baby’s body to be, etc… But also by welcoming the new life with a specific ritual that the French translator of Franz Bardon, Alexandre Moryason, published in his excellent book “La Lumière sur le Royaume”.

This will be discussed in another post, and I don’t expect to write much more about Theurgy. Not that I’m not interested in it, but my concern is to let Life do its Job, including the learning. I am specifically concerned about making sure that the baby’s soul incarnates as easily and conscious as possible, and that is where this particular ritual, which I will discuss on another occasion, comes in.

Sound has its own healing powers and there are, as a matter of fact, sounds and words so powerful themselves they can produce or stop things from happening. I will talk in another occasion of those, but just let’s keep in mind for this article that whatever a mother to be listens while she’s pregnant, her baby does too. And that sound will have itself a strong memory feedback once the baby is born: it will ease and calm him down, allow him to fall asleep with a sense of security.

I cannot imagine better sound to offer a baby than the one above, as it will also nourish parent’s souls too; wouldn’t it be ideal if this welcome and healing mantra could be song while birth is taking place too?

This mantra was recorded when a monk, who was very well loved by the Dalaï-Lama, was about to pass away. In order to help the transition, the Dalaï-Lama sat upon his bed and sang these mantras for hours until the monk left our world.

Those who witnessed the scene begged the Dalaï-Lama to record this wonderful song to share it with the rest of the world. A cd was recorded with the sole condition that it would never be sold, although it can be copied and shared.

The mantra goes as follows:

“Om trayambakam yajamahe
sugandhim pusti vardhanam
urvarukamiva bandhanat
mrtyor muksiya mamrtat”

And you can listen it from here:

Sri Mrutyunkaya Mantra for Healing by the Dalaï Lama.mp3

There is also this alternative spelling for Mrityunjaya Mantra (Victory over Death, also called- Mahamoksha Mantra, Great Enlightenment):

“Om Tryambakam Yajamahe
Sugandhim Pushthi Vardhanam
UrvaRukamiva Bandhanat
Mrytyor Muksheeya Mamritat “