No More Karma
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Introduction: SOMA, the MYSTERY of RELIGIONS.
Soma is a nonaddictive hallucinogen which throughout the history of mankind has had many different names. Another ancient term for soma was amrita, the ambrosial drink of the gods which gave "immortality" and the acquisition of wisdom from above (heaven). Yet another term is: The Taste of the Fruit of Knowledge. For man to change to god and gain c o n s c i o u s "immortality" he needs to become self-possessed by his own divine-self wisdom. It is man's own uncreated self, the inner man which is beyond any punishment. Soma, given under supervision of a spiritual teacher, opens the door to one’s divine-self. From antiquity to the present, the names for soma have changed, and the knowledge of the alchemical structure has been many times lost, rediscovered and reinvented. We have been blessed during the last century. This was the first time in the history of mankind that the main soma substances, LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide), mescaline, psilocybin, ibogaine and ayahuasca have been not only chemically synthesized in relatively pure form, but classified by general chemical science as useful remedies. These sacred medical and ceremonial agents have been presented for scientific evaluation. Hallucinogens are no longer a hidden mystery. At the time of the discovery of LSD in 1943 by Dr. Albert Hofmann, of Switzerland, most of the religions of the West either remained silent or were loudly opposed. The ordinary ministers and priests of the dominant religions were probably not properly instructed in the secrecy of their own high priesthood. It is puzzling why the chemical synthesis of hallucinogens had so suddenly become both possible and readily available; when compared to the complicated extracts and recipes used to concoct soma in the past, and the great secrecy surrounding the ingredients of those concoctions, many of them toxic. On the other hand, the chemical hallucinogen LSD has been found nontoxic and the lethal dose is unknown. The first scientific indications for LSD focused on experimental psychosis. Surprisingly, many experimental observations of hallucinogens revealed an innate unpredictability (i.e., there is a unique state of mind for every tempted man). The hallucinogens did not fit into any basic pharmaceutical category. This was why it was difficult to scientifically classify them. Some subjects who ingested LSD had a complete change of personality or, if they were mentally ill, were apparently cured of their mental sickness. Other subjects become insane, and were hospitalized in psychiatric wards. This difference in the results of taking the same drug puzzled the scientists and created a difficulty for objectively classifying the effects of the hallucinogens. The behavior of the LSD subjects (which was actually caused by automatic ritualistic movements and invisible 'orders' unique in destination) baffled scientists and ultimately, they were not able to come to a conclusion on the effects of psychedelics. Not all tempted patients, however, recovered. The final results of LSD testing contradicted the rules of scientific evaluation (which is also true for tempted man in the religious trance). Unfortunately, psychedelics (hallucinogenic medications) quickly became easily accessible as 'entertainment' drugs. Many people, mostly teenagers, misused psychedelics in the U.S.A. during the sixties. Since their chemical discovery, hallucinogens have been presented to experimental science for proper classification and medical indications, but have remained a contradictory mystery. In early experimental scientific evaluations some subjects became insane, some other self-destructive. Others quickly reaching the ecstasy became cured from addictive diseases and entered a divine path. Some gifted students left universities and became followers of Eastern gurus. Others become cult worshipers and were bewitched under their influence. Many real occult students benefited on a level of enlightenment and expanded their horizons in science or art. Many others, not properly supervised and guided by spiritual teachers, ended up in psychiatric hospitals. Some professionals ruined their careers. A few committed or caused self-inflicted weird injuries (caused by automatic movements). These contradictory results have been a primary reason why the United States law restricted the use of hallucinogens. Western civilized culture, in general, has not been familiar with reincarnation and the karmic memory records, stored strictly personally and individually in the bio-energetic field (aura, bio-plasma) around each man. These passive dormant effects (of the past lives active causes), known as karmic errors, are the deviations from the originally divine man and pursue man from one lifetime to the next. The highly personal errors from the past become the present lifetime dormant information stored in karmic memory and when woken up by hallucinogens become the causes of some mental and physical injuries. The karmic information is automatically stored and held in the akasic matrix (magnetic waves) from one lifetime to another, until it is harmonized by the active-will. Harmonization of these karmic errors via soma hallucinogens under the strict supervision of a spiritual teacher is considered a natural process by the school of the Masters of Compassion. Harmonization of karma via soma is not supernatural or metaphysical. It opens the door into the metaphysics for search of the divine-self.
The Key to the Theosophy by H.P. Blavatsky, states: Q: Can you attain the 'Secret Wisdom' simply by study? A: I think not. Ancient Theosophists claimed, and so do the modern, that the infinite cannot be known by the finite - that is, sensed by the finite self - but that the divine essence can be communicated to the higher spiritual self in a state of ecstasy.
The conscious ecstasy (samadhi, self-possession) belongs to the higher-self infinite level and can be reached only after self-purification. The finite self (lower-self) is the deviation from the originally divine image of man and awaits correction. Harmonization of karma via soma opens the door for the higher spiritual self. Many times in the history of mankind the hallucinogens and their harmonization effects have been presented to science, but they have been repeatedly misunderstood and rejected.
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The author is a retired physician (M.D.) and lifelong student of theosophical and occult knowledge. No More Karma presents to the reader an understanding of hallucinogens as ancient remedies, known to all races on each continent on the planet Earth as natural mind purifiers. Harmonization of karma via Soma by hallucinogen is the forgiveness of the sins known to all cultures and all religions but hidden for millennia from the general public. Only the spiritual teacher prepares and guides the aspirant at the time of first temptation. The author explains the potential danger of these ancient practices and discourages any self-experiments. Hallucinogens are always unpredictable the first time. Presence of the spiritual teacher at the time of first temptation must become a legal rule globally. The spiritual teacher trains the aspirant before first temptation in the stronger active will to overcome the self-punishment from the open karmic memory records, known as "evils." The Author uses basic Sanskrit terms to explain the Septenary System in man and in the universe. Terms have been released from Eastern occult secrecy in 1888 with The Secret Doctrine by H.P. Blavatsky. The Septenary System serves to explain the mechanism of karma and reincarnation after physical death. The book explains the survival of karmic memory from one life to another in a need for supervised harmonization. This ancient natural way is necessary for mental heath. No More Karma is the result. In the chapter Man after Death the author explains the invisible formation and ways of locations of septenary principles (bodies). The unconscious state of mind after death is necessary for karmic memory polarization before self-judgment. The reader will become familiar with an understanding of life after death, karma after death and uninterrupted hell of immediate reincarnation. These scientific terms used by Masters of Compassion in the 19th Century become today the necessary tool for any real spiritualist ready to communicate verbally with an other. The acceptance of basic Sanskrit terms for communication between different races, cultures and religions can speed the process of real spiritualism which is supreme and contradictory to necromancy (calling spirits of death, black magic). From a historical point of view readers will be informed in misunderstanding of karma and reincarnation by Western civilizations in the 18th and 19th Centuries. Many present errors and diseases are effects due to ignorance of karma and purification of karmic memory. The harmonization of karma via Soma under strict supervision of a spiritual teacher is the TWICE BORN practice and gives the freedom from karmic pull. The book serves as a textbook for the introduction into mysteries to any serious spiritualist. For future generations the author is suggesting the long acting estrogen as the necessary protection for teenage girls to prevent irresponsible overpopulation of the planet Earth. The immediate reincarnation of souls unable to form devachan (heavenly rest) is the main cause of the poverty-crime today. Karma via Soma means global prevention of crime. The responsible reproduction of humanity is the main motivation for writing the book No More Karma.
About the Author
Dr. Olga Ivsin was born in Brno Czech Republic. She graduated from Charles University in Prague, School of Medicine in 1953. She practiced medicine in Europe specializing in internal medicine, chest diseases and spa treatment. From 1966 to 1967 she did research work at the Institute of Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Diseases in Prague, Czech Republic. Her research included a double blind study on the effects of controlled substances on the higher nervous functions. She also did work on medical hypnosis as a treatment for psychosomatic diseases. Dr. Ivsin arrived in the USA in 1967 and worked for 13 years as a licensed physician. Since then she has lectured on numerous metaphysical subjects. As a member of the Theosophical Society in America since 1975 her unique approach to metaphysics is the result of altered state studies with the renowned Dr. W. Bill Lawrence in the United States and Dr. Juraj Styk in Switzerland. From these studies and extensive research into Madame Blavatsky's works Dr. Ivsin has rediscovered that human beings are composed of many levels of auras ("bodies" principles). Some levels of these auras are highly prone to becoming contaminated (possessed) with unwanted energies or "spirits" from the etherical realms. Her book, No More Karma, is a detailed explanation of a method for people to purify their auras from these unwanted "spirits" so they can become harmonized and achieve their potential as uncontaminated beings.