Thanks to Sixty Skills for the content of this post – This post is about how to use Franz Bardon’s The Key to the True Kabbalah (Quabbalah). This is a subject that I rarely get to discuss with others, as very few people have undertaken the work described in this book.
Sequence of Training in the Book
- Single Letter Key
First, you need to work your way through the single-letter key in Franz Bardon’s The Key to the True Kabbalah. This process can take a couple of years, but it is only the beginning. - Planetary Meditations on Kabbalistic Spirits
After mastering the single-letter key, you move on to meditations on the Kabbalistic spirits of the planets. Some of these spirits are not explicitly listed in Bardon’s second book, so you will need to figure them out through pathworking. - Meditations on the Zodiac Constellations
The next step involves meditating on the 12 constellations of the zodiac. Again, pathworking will be required to determine the appropriate spirits for this stage. - Meditations on the Sephiroth
Finally, you will meditate upon the Sephiroth from a Kabbalistic perspective. This progression is clearly indicated in the drawing on the cover of Bardon’s book.
Purpose of This Work
Ultimately, this system enables you to invoke the power of letters through a four-part concentration involving:
- Sephiroth at the Akashic level
- Constellations at the mental level
- Planets at the astral level
- Letters at the vital level
Additionally, you will need to practice four-letter combinations for all four elements plus Akasha. The combination for Akasha is something you will have to figure out yourself.
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Personal Experience with Bardon’s System
I have personally worked through several stages of this system:
- The single-letter formula.
- The four-letter formulas for individual elements and Akasha.
- Meditations with Kabbalistic spirits from near-Earth realms all the way out to Pluto.
At the end of these planetary meditations, it is necessary to re-ground yourself through a series of workings involving both solar and lunar spheres. This serves two purposes:
- Clearing “Akashic grunge” accumulated from entities and energies encountered beyond Saturn.
- Protecting oneself from extrasolar energies and entities encountered near Pluto, which can be damaging without proper safeguards.
Extrasolar Energies and Entities
When venturing into extrasolar regions, it is crucial to invoke specific protective energies because our solar system naturally shields us from many harmful influences. One such protective combination is “LUD” (L-U-D). Failure to use such protections or working with an unprepared mind and body can lead to significant harm.
Exploring extrasolar regions can provide insights into concepts, technologies, and ideas that may eventually influence our world. For instance, Buddhism and certain technologies may have origins tied to these regions. However, while these energies are too diffuse to have a direct impact here, they can offer new perspectives and inspiration.
Constellation and Sephiroth Meditations
After re-grounding in our solar system through solar and lunar meditations, you can proceed with meditating on constellations. This involves dedicating one month to each zodiac constellation over a year-long period.
Following this, you will meditate on the ten Sephiroth. Although I am still exploring this stage myself, I anticipate that guidance will come as I progress further—similar to how guidance emerged during earlier stages of planetary meditations. (Perseus EDIT – This work is now complete and you will see it in the upcoming Zodiac course. )
Conclusion
This meta-system outlined in Franz Bardon’s third book is often overlooked but offers profound opportunities for spiritual development. Upon completing planetary work and re-grounding, I noticed a significant increase in my ability to develop energy at an Akashic level—a process that takes time to adjust to.
Train hard and be well!
A Guide to Sphere Quabbalah
This book covers aspects of The Key to True Quabbalah, by Franz Bardon, and expands them. It is divided into four parts that serve the magician, the theurgist and the learning quabbalist.
