BALAM, TIME TUNNEL GIRL

The Fifty-first Succubus archetype of the Fallen ‘Anima’ is Balama or Balaama. She is a Terrible, Great, and Powerful Queen. She appears at first as a vision of a heraldic crest depicting three heads, the first being that of a Bull, the second like that of a Ram, whereas the third is that of a knights helmet.

Then the knights helmet becomes as her own head, and the rest of her body is seen. Although, she often manifests wearing a bowler. She has flaming eyes, who wields a Serpent skin umbrella.

She stands upon the rug-skin of a furious Bear, who sometimes carries a Goshawk upon her fist or that of a raptor being seen depicted in her heraldic crest.

She speaks with a seductive voice, giving true answers of things Past, Present, and to Come, when she induces erotic time travelling dreams, after conjuring her Succubus archetype of the Fallen Anima.

She can make her conjuring Artist to go Invisible, and also to be Discordian Witty. She governs 40 Legions of (Succubae) Succubi Art Muses. Her Seal is to mediated upon prior to summoning her into your psychonaut lucid dreams of erotic time travel journeying.

The classical Playgirl Goetia of the deified ‘Animus,’ made as a God and Devil, names this spirit as Balam, which is commonly seen to be derived from the name of the Midianite Balaam of Pethor, son of Beor, who was a prophet; whereby, the spirit, named Balam, of the Playgirl  Goetia is associated with the ability to remote-view time.

Balam was apparently hired as a psychic hit-man by Balak the king of Moab in order to curse Israel (Numbers 22:5). Balaam initially finds the endeavour not a very good idea at all (Numbers 22:18).

But he needs the shekels, so he goes off and does his stuff anyway, who ends up starring in one of the most curious cabaret scenes in the very serious Bible: that of the talking Donkey (Numbers 22:21-35).

Hell! You could turn it into a musical, the kiddies love singing Donkey’s.

Although, considering the bloody genocide of the Midianite’s by the Israelite’s, I don’t think it would be suitable fare for children, since it would influence them to commit similar atrocities in the name of their deified Mickey Mouse.

However, since I am reversing the symbolic Matrix of the deified Animus, which resides within the temple psyches of all women, who had created the Playgirl pantheon of monotheist machismo Angels and butch Demons, the name of Balam can otherwise be seen as being a composite word of ‘BA’ and ‘LAM.’

When to see Balam (Anima/feminine: Balama) as a composite name for a two-dimensional image of a meditative focus upon a Succubus archetype of the Anima, it will then generate other symbolic associations within the dream, which of a word formula will flesh out the three-dimensional construct of an internally conjured Tulpa.

The ‘BA’ is an ancient Egyptian term, which describes what makes an individual unique. ‘BA’ is similar to the notion of ‘personality’. (In this sense, inanimate objects could also have a unique character pf a ‘BA,’ and indeed Old Kingdom pyramids often were called the ‘BA’ of their owner).

The ‘BA’ is an aspect of a person, which the Egyptian’s believed would live on after the body died. The ‘BA’ is sometimes depicted as a human-headed bird flying out of the tomb to join with the ‘Ka’ in the afterlife. The ‘BA,’ essentially describes the Out Of Body Experience. The human headed ‘BA’ bird can be seen as being represented by the Goshawk on Balam’s wrist.

As for ‘LAM,’ during January through to March of 1918 Aleister Crowley began a series of magickal workings called the Amalantrah Workings, while sojourning amidst the furnished rooms in Central Park West, New York City.

The workings were performed of sexual and ceremonial Magick (Crowley’s spelling) with the intent to invoke certain entities into physical manifestation. In actuality, the workings manifested as a series of visions and active-imagination communications received through the mediumship of his partner, Roddie Minor.

The following is Aleister Crowley’s description of Roddie Minor from his, Confessions, (abridged ed., 1969):

“Her name was Roddie Minor, a married woman living apart from her husband, a near artist of German extraction. She was physically a magnificent animal, with a man’s brain well stocked with general knowledge and a special comprehension of chemistry and pharmacy. She was at this time employed in the pathological laboratory of a famous doctor, but afterwards became managing chemist to a prominent firm of perfumery manufactures. I have said that she had a man’s brain, but despite every effort, there was still one dark corner in which her femininity had taken refuge and defied her to expel it. From time to time the garrison made a desperate sortie. At such moments her womanhood avenged itself savagely on her ambition. She was more frantically feminine than any avowed woman could possibly be. She was ruthlessly irrational. Such attacks were fortunately as short as they were severe, but unfortunately too often did irreparable damage.”

Crowley’s, description of a woman as having a man’s brain is as profound a compliment as is possible, coming from him. Perhaps he had figured it was the Animus of all women, who had originally forged his monotheistic focus.

As a sort of aside, Minor’s German origins conjures up an association with the musical, Cabaret, which is set in 1931 Berlin when the Thule society Nazis are rising to power, whose ominous presence surrounds the nightlife of a seedy Kit Kat Klub where Vril Society Witches to Sabbabt gather.

The story of Cabaret revolves around the ‘Serpent’ wise 19-year-old English cabaret performer Sally Bowles who, in the film version, wears fishnet stockings, corset and distinctive bowler hat.

The motif of the bowler hat, usually represents the perceived male domain of ‘Bear’ officialdom, where covert intelligence operatives hide within of an abode, such as the likes of a James Bond; wherefore the bowler hat symbolises Bowles male brain, of which Crowley spoke of in relation to Minor.

The symbolic motif of the Bear, in Siberian shamanism is a title given to a female shaman, being Udagan or Udyan, due to the Bear’s association with the cave and in turn that of the womb. The cave can be symbolically seen as a vaginal tunnel, one can then imaginatively equate with a Time Tunnel, via which a Steampunk H.G Well’s time machine, looking like an egg travels through, of Nikola Tesla ingenuity.

However, you can also see the Time Tunnel of similarity to a depiction in the classic 60’s science fiction TV series of the same name.

You could then imagine Balama as a witty secret agent, who travels through her vaginal Time Tunnel wearing a bowler, whose elemental weapon is a cloaking device of an umbrella.

Be that as it may of surrealist symbol crunching, it is said that another order of intelligence was brought into physical manifestation through a magickal portal of a Time Tunnel when Crowley and Minor had engaged themselves in Tantric sex Magick.

(A portal in this context is the inducement of hypnagogic trance, of which the [Bear woman] medium experiences, when to open up an inner Time Tunnel in the fabric of time and space.) This no doubt required Crowley to assume the Tantric guise of a Bull and a Ram, when to mount Minor as his medium.)

The entity, which manifested via Minor’s ecstatic trance of a vaginal Time Tunnel looked like the classic Grey entity of later UFO lore. Although, it could be otherwise seen to look like a ‘foetus.’

Crowley drew a picture of the entity; he stressed that it was actually drawn from real life. This entity either called itself ‘LAM,’ or was otherwise named ‘LAM’ by Crowley. Either way, he considered it to be of interdimensional origin, which of a the term can be otherwise described as being ultraterrestrial. While in communications with ‘LAM,’ the symbolism of the feminine ‘egg’ featured prominently.

One could conjecture that Crowley was symbolically alluding to Minor having a miscarriage, who then mythologized the whole sad affair. Whatever the case, Crowley included the portrait of ‘LAM’ in his ‘Dead Souls’ exhibition held in Greenwich Village, New York, in 1919.

In that same year the portrait of ‘LAM’ was published as a frontispiece labelled: The Way, which was Crowley’s commentary of Blavatsky’s The Voice of the Silence.

Beneath Crowley’s picture of ‘LAM’ is a following inscription: “LAM is the Tibetan word for Way or Path, and ‘LAMA’ is He who Goeth, the specific title of the Gods of Egypt, the Treader of the Path, of Buddhist phraseology. Its numerical value is 71, the number of this book.”

Other than this, there is no commentary extant from Crowley upon the subject of ‘LAM’ except for material published by his religious disciples, such as Kenneth Grant, and that of others, who have since associated ‘LAM’ with the UFO mystique of the extraterrestrial Grey aliens.

However, the Greys of a viral-meme icon, was ushered into public consciousness upon the back of the media machine during the 80’s, of a gathering focus upon Iraq when Whitley Strieber’s book, Communion was published, whose cover depicted a Grey; whereas prior, the primary focus was that of aftermath WWII 1940’s-50’s Nordic aliens, followed by Vietnam war 1960’s-70’s Asiatic humanoids.

Crowley’s foetal ‘LAM’ didn’t take centre stage, since the mass hypnosis media machine of America didn’t have the TV at its disposal, at the time; wherefore, the two-dimensional image of a ‘LAM’ foetus, did not become implanted into the collective unconscious of a three-dimensional dream entity.

As for Strieber’s Grey’s, he had associated them with the Sumerian/Babylonian Goddess Ishtar as well as equating them with raptors, such as Owls or Hawks. One could otherwise equate the Grey’s with the Egyptian concept of the (Hawk) ‘BA.’ You can then see the discarnate ‘BA’ as seeking to be (foetus) reborn; hence the symbolism of the egg.

Another perspective is that the ‘BA’ is emanating from a future point in time of coming descendants or even from the ancestral distant past, or both simultaneously, which is a (remote-viewing) LAM (Goshawk) time-traveller.

This journeying through time is being conducted at the lucid dreaming level, where ‘most precognitive phenomena’ occurs around the Zodiac wheel of ages.

You can thereby perceive a time-traveller of a BA-LAM-A emanating from the future ages of Taurus (Bull) and Aires (Ram).

For example, Balama, as a Succubus Art Muse archetype of the Fallen Anima will inspire erotic dreams of other times via her… vaginal Time Tunnel.

BATGIRL HELL’S ANGEL BIKER BABE BATHIN

The Eighteenth Succubus archetype of the Fallen Anima is Bathin. She is a Mighty and Strong Duchess of the seventh planetary dimensional sphere, and appears like a most beautiful woman wearing a snake skin corset, whose belt trails like a tail of a Serpent, or to otherwise manifest looking like Bat-girl out of the DC comics.

She knows the virtues of hallucinogenic herbs and what precious stones to use for scrying. She can also transport the ‘Ba’ of her conjuring Surrealist comic Artist suddenly from one place to another of ‘pure thrust’ throughout space and time, whom will be enabled to enter any place; for his ‘Ba’ be ‘Thin’ of an ethereal substance.

She will be seen of an Artist’s vision as a Valkyrie biker sitting upon a pale-coloured Iron-Horse, or that of being part woman, part Bat bike, or shapeshifting into a motorcycle for her Surrealist Frankenstein Artist to ride as his Tulpa dream machine.

She rules over 30 Legions of Bat-girl Succubae, whose protective temperament is that of Hell’s Angel Valkyries, all as Art Muse Witches.

Bathin’s Succubus seal is to be meditated upon by the conjuring comic Artist prior to conjuring her within a lucid dream as a Bat-girl Art Muse.

The composite name of Bathin is probably comprised of two words, being, ‘Ba’ and ‘Thin.’ The word Ba is derived from the ancient Egyptian term for the spirit of an individual, which was always portrayed as a human-headed bird, usually a human-headed falcon.

The Ba bird represents an ecstatic out of body experience, just as the Bat symbolises the out of body phenomenon in other spiritual systems, such as that of the Toltec’s to the Aztec’s of ancient Mexico.

In ancient Egyptian art, the Ba was often shown hovering over the deceased’s mummy or leaving or entering the tomb at will, of a ghostly ‘thin’ form, which in turn influenced the mystique of Vampire Bat. Hence you have ‘Ba’ and the word, ‘thin,’ as in, rarefied as air and without solidity or substance.

The word Ba is usually translated as, soul or spirit. However, the Ba can be otherwise seen as the dream body. In shamanistic systems, the dream body is also associated with the symbolism of the serpent, representing hypnagogic trance, via which the shaman can become amphibious of consciousness; hence achieving an out of body experience; whereas the symbolism of the ‘Horse’ represents the power of trance and the ability to out-of-body travel where the shaman desires to go, of erotic exploration, should he be so predisposed.

In some shamanistic traditions, the out of body experience was facilitated by hallucinogenic herbs or that of intensely staring at crystalline structures, such as that of gemstones.

The Ba is considered to be one of the specific components of the human being, as understood in Egyptian thought. In the New Kingdom, the Ba was a spiritual aspect of the human being which survived, or came into being, at death or when consciously accessing trance. It was endowed with the person’s individuality and personality. The Ba occasionally revisited the tomb of the deceased; for the dead body is its rightful home.

Animals were sometimes thought to be the Bau (plural of Ba) of deities. At Heliopolis, the Bennu bird was called the Ba of Re. At Memphis the Apis bull was worshipped as the Ba of Ptah or Osiris. At times, Osiris himself was called the ‘Ba of Re.’ However, in the context of shamanistic practice, when the shamans (Ba) spirit leaves his body, he can also shapeshift into other forms, such as animals within his dreams; wherefore he can take on the alternate form of a Bat if he so chooses.

The ancient Egyptian concept of the Ba could also represent anonymous deities or powers, which can be equated with an Avatar, as used within a virtual reality of a computer game. As such, they are occasionally represented in various mythological contexts; wherefore within a virtual reality of a dream, a conjuring comic Artist can assume the alternate guise of an Avatar, such as Batman.

These Ba are shown greeting the Sun or travelling with it in its barque. In some illustrations of the Book of the Dead, Ba birds are shown towing the barque of the Sun during its nightly journey through the underworld. The Sun in this context not only represents the Sun of the macrocosm, but also alludes to the inner Sun of the microcosm, whose light is that of the bio-photon emanating from the mitochondrial DNA, which illuminates your electron dreams.

Should you otherwise equate Bathin with the modern slang term, which alludes to ‘bathing,’ you can then equate Bathin with the usage of a floatation tank, which of a simple, though highly effective technique the ancient Egyptian’s may have utilised, in order to initiate an out of body experience, such as the Kings sarcophagus found within the pyramid of Giza.

You can then see Bat-girl Bathin initiating your out of body experience, while you float within a Kings sarcophagus of a floatation tank containing a ‘Hin’ of saline solution. Hin being an ancient Hebrew unit of liquid measure, which is 5.7 litres, equal to about one and one half gallons, although you’ll need at least 200 hundred gallons of water and 650 pounds of Epsom Salt for a modern Floatation Tank; hence, you also have, Bat-Hin.