Verse 34
A radiant being rose from the water and said, I am the Highest. I asked why the Highest needed an introduction.
Liber Neptuni - Chapter 23
Verses
Verse 35
It showed me seven heavens. I asked what was outside the seventh.
Verse 36
It showed me an eighth. I asked again.
Verse 37
It became irritated, which was informative.
Verse 38
Every archon eventually calls curiosity a sin when curiosity reaches his property line.
Verse 39
Do not bow merely because the room has become luminous.
Verse 40
A prison painted with constellations remains excellent at being a prison.
Verse 41
Neptune offers visions like a merchant offers perfume: test whether anything solid remains after the scent.
Verse 42
The false savior says, become one with me. The wise spark asks, who is this me?
Verse 43
An angel that demands obedience before explanation has volunteered as evidence.
Verse 44
I saw the sea part and reveal a throne. Beneath the throne was plumbing.
Verse 45
The divine spark does not become brighter when flattered by authorities.
Verse 46
If revelation fears examination, examine the fear first.
Verse 47
Beyond the last veil there may be freedom, or another veil selling itself as freedom. Continue.