5 Mt. System of Individuated Gnosis

1st FORTNIGHT of ZEPHYRSTAR
As Utilized by the 5 Mt System of Miryai
In the Living Gods, Let the hallowed Light of Transcendant Truth be praised. Let the Sweet Mystery of Miryai awaken in the heart of hearts.

FORTNIGHT OVERVIEW

Tammuz, Ishtar, Inanna, Magi
Late Summer - Fortnight 11 (Zephyr+Zephyr)

Festival/Aug 22: Summer and Babylon and Roman cultures and calendars. Struggling against chaos (Tiamat). Bringing order. Buried in the tomb of flesh and materiality. The stinking bag of pus.

Sumerian Inanna

The Sumerian Inanna cult, flourishing c. 3000–2334 BCE in Uruk, centered on Inanna’s descent to the underworld, mourning Tammuz, as detailed in cuneiform texts like Inanna’s Descent. Manichaean statues and meditations on Ahura Mazda aligned inner order with cosmic struggle against chaos (Tiamat). Its unique idea of descent into materiality as a path to renewal shaped Mesopotamian spirituality.

Babylonian Ishtar

The Babylonian Ishtar cult, peaking under the First Babylonian Dynasty (c. 1830–1531 BCE), linked Ishtar to Marduk’s victory over Tiamat, influencing the Enuma Elish and calendar systems. Manichaean alms (einkorn, emmer) symbolized sowing light into matter, fostering order. Its distinctive belief in a primal pair birthing creation elevated Ishtar as a cosmic mother.

Roman Calendar Magi

The Roman Calendar Magi, emerging c. 1st century BCE–4th century CE, adapted Babylonian astrology into Roman timekeeping, with Magi as priestastrologers. Parsee sacramental feasts reflected paradise with five trees, integrating Babylonian and Persian cosmologies. Their unique synthesis of celestial order with earthly ritual bridged cultures.

Sumer, Inana Descent to Underworld, Tammuz Ishtar, writings, diaries	Babylon & Calendar, Murdok, Ishtar, Tiamat, Gilgamesh	Roman Calendar
Manichaean statue	Manichaean alms or seed offering (Eikhorn, Emmer, Spelt, Rye, Triticale)	Parsee sacramental feast/meal/Manichaean elect meal
Parents of Light	Primal Pair	Paradise with 5 Trees

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FORTNIGHT DAY 3

FORTNIGHT DAY 4

FORTNIGHT DAY 5

FORTNIGHT DAY 6

FORTNIGHT DAY 7

FORTNIGHT DAY 8

FORTNIGHT DAY 9

FORTNIGHT DAY 10

FORTNIGHT DAY 11

FORTNIGHT DAY 12

FORTNIGHT DAY 13

FORTNIGHT DAY 14

FORTNIGHT DAY 15

RITE

PRACTICE

Maidyozarem Festival

1. Meditation on Ahura Mazda - Contemplating the supreme deity's essence.

Parsis:
1. Meditating on Light - Focusing on the divine light within and without.

Rumi:
1. Meditating on the Heart - Focusing on the heart as the seat of spirit.

Sufis:
1. Meditating on the Heart - Focusing on the heart for spiritual connection.

2. Void Meditation - Reflecting on the emptiness of material existence.

2. Silence for Unity - Embracing silence to dissolve into the divine.

2. Silence for Unity - Using silence to dissolve self into the divine.

2. Silence for Unity - Embracing silence to connect with the divine.

3. Invocation of the Divine - Prayers or meditations to connect with the source.

3. Mantra of Unity - Chants to realize oneness with all existence.

3. Mantra of Unity - Chants to realize oneness with existence.

3. Mantra of Unity - Chants to realize oneness with all creation.

4. Mantra of the Spirit - Chants to transcend material existence.

4. Star Gazing - Reflecting on the stars for spiritual insight.

4. Star Gazing - Reflecting on stars for spiritual insight.

4. Star Gazing - Reflecting on the stars for spiritual insight.

5. Contemplation of the Cosmos - Meditating on the universe's vastness.

5. Breathing into the Void - Breathing to experience nothingness.

5. Breathing into Void - Breathing to experience the emptiness of self.

5. Breathing into the Void - Breathing to experience spiritual emptiness.

6. Spiritual Alchemy - Practices to transform the soul.

6. Contemplation of Love - Meditating on love as the essence of spirit.

6. Contemplation of Love - Meditating on love as the essence of the spirit.

7. Dream Work - Exploring spiritual dimensions through dreams.

7. Spiritual Dance - Movements to express spiritual transcendence.

7. Spiritual Dance - Movements to express and reach transcendence.

7. Spiritual Dance - Movements to express spiritual connection.

8. Silent Reflection - Meditating in silence to connect with the divine.

8. Vision of the Divine - Visualization to connect with the divine.

8. Vision of the Beloved - Visualization practices for divine connection.

8. Vision of the Beloved - Visualization to connect with the divine.

9. Astral Travel - Practices for spiritual journeying.

9. Mystical Poetry - Reciting or composing poetry for spiritual truths.

9. Mystical Poetry - Composing or reciting poetry to explore spiritual truths.

9. Mystical Poetry - Reciting or composing poetry for spiritual exploration.

10. Soul Retrieval - Meditation on bringing back lost parts of the self.

10. Listening to the Inner - Tuning into internal guidance.

10. Listening to the Inner Voice - Tuning into divine messages

10. Listening to the Inner - Tuning into internal spiritual guidance.

11. Mystical Union - Seeking unity with the divine essence.

11. Contemplating the Infinite - Meditations on spirit's endless nature.
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11. Contemplating the Infinite - Reflecting on spirit's endless nature.

11. Contemplating the Infinite - Meditations on the endless nature of spirit

12. Contemplation of Time - Reflecting on the eternal nature of the spirit.

12. Spiritual Retreat - Withdrawing from the material to focus on the spirit.

12. Spiritual Retreat - Withdrawing from material to focus on spirit..

12. Spiritual Retreat - Withdrawing from the material to focus on the spiritual.

Yimki Fast of Ohrmazd, the First Man

Yimki Fast cont.

STUDY

Gilcamesh

Babylon Calendar

Roman Calendar

MEDITATION