Tergum Hostis

from "Black Light of Agartha"

Tergum Hostis

The wild animal turns its hostile, bristling back (tergum hostis) against his opponent, preparing to turn around and strike he who approaches from behind to attack. The predator would make of the Berserker bear his prey is 'the world' and all its beastmen population, they who cling to matter and would carve out for themselves a worldly paradise of mammon and hedonism. The predator who would tear down and destroy the spiritual aryan will have the tables turned on them and will receive their surprise unanticipated by then in the form of an aggressive assault against themselves.

The relation of the awakened Virya, of he who fully comprehends the meaning of 'the world', thereto is one of fundamental hostility. Matter is the quicksand which would submerge him in the abyss and thus any attachment thereto or involvement therewith is simply a thrusting of his limbs into the quicksand, becoming pulled into the pit and engulfed in its enveloping warmth and wetness, the 'love’ of 'The One'. In immersing himself in matter and the material plane he binds himself to the Demiurge and precipitates his own digestion within the belly of the beast of Jehovah-Satan.

Hence the Virya, the warrior Hero must turn his back against the enemy, that being matter and its creator the Demiurge and not allow any active involvement ('involution') to drag down his conscious Mind into the pit. His stance of aggression however is not one of 'ignorance' but rather one of preparation to fight the Medusa of the material plane with her endless array of heads.

He turns his hostile back but keeping his eyes on the polished shield of bronze through which she sees the enemy as in a mirror, beyond the illusions of the senses of deception and recognizes the foe for who he is- namely a deceiver and a distorted or of Truth, a blind god, who would blind the Eternal Spirits through trapping them within the realm of illusion.

His hostile gaze enables him to perceive the truth of the lie of the Great Deceiver and his Great Deception, to penetrate the veil of appearances and to achieve the insight necessary to defeat the foe to the extent he is able given has limited capacity to oppose the conspiracy. As Nimrod in Babylon he builds his tower citadel to reach the astral planes to combat the enemy from a spiritual height, descending upon the foe in his myriad guises in a blitzkrieg of hostility to rub them from the earth and if need be die in the attempt.

A war everlasting is the only mode of action of the life of a Berserker warrior and only this is an effective means of clearing away the cobwebs of the matrix and scatters the black magician spiders of Zion, the baleful beacons of the lunar light-with the Light of the flaming sword of Lucifer.

At all times the symbol of the origin is emblazoned upon the armor of oricalchum which the Virya wears, revealing to the enemy his hostility and opposition against Him, the great Satan-Jehovah and His countless masks and faces he conceals Himself behind.