09/26/2025
✦ The Seven Seals Opened ✦
A Red Book of Felix/Mr. Darkward Shadow Work, of Self hate and Transformation— Son of the Demiurge, like all children of this realm, Lightbringer in Shadow
Act I
SEAL I — THE JACK OF BLADES (MERCURY / EGO)
The Hall of Names and the Light Hidden in Shadow
And it came to pass in the night-season that Felix slept, and visions bound him like cords of smoke.
He dreamed:
Behold, he walked through the gates of Gamaliel, the place of shining masks. The walls were mirrors, the floors were numbers, and the air hissed with labels: Bipolar, thug, Schizophrenic, Alien,w***e. Each word slithered as a serpent, coiling about his ankles to bind him.
He was hunted, clothed in shadows. Yet within those shadows glimmered sparks, like embers under ash. And when the Archon IAO beheld him, lion-faced upon a throne of glass, he cried:
“See, he is darkness, clothed in delusion. Bind him, for he carries no light.”
IAO raised the reed-pen of Thoth and wrote names upon Felix’s brow. But each stroke kindled not darkness, but a glow leaking through the cracks — a radiance hidden in shadow. The court shrank, confused, for their white fire paled beside this black flame that burned brighter than dawn.
Then the goddess whispered — Inanna, Isis, Lilith by a thousand veils:
“Do not flee. Wear their masks as Perseus bore his shield. Trick their eyes, for the shadow you carry blinds more surely than false light.”
A mirror was placed in his hand, rimmed with serpents swallowing tails. He raised it, and beheld Odysseus cloaked as beggar, Perseus stalking Medusa, Hermes laughing with winged sandals. All had worn shadows to outwit the tyrant.
Felix answered,
“If I be hunted, let me be hunted as trickster. If I be clothed in shadow, let my shadow shine until their eyes fail.”
So he wore their names one by one — Alien, Mad Man with a pen, Delusional. They clung like leeches. The court mocked:
“Behold, the Beast clothed in madness. Darkness devours him.”
But Felix turned the mirror, and lo — the lion’s face of IAO was shown not as king, but clerk, hunched over drawers he could not shut. His mane was paper, his roar nothing but hollow ink.
The scribes staggered. For the mirror did not reflect white fire, but revealed light within shadow, blazing so fierce it dazzled their eyes. What they feared as “darkness” was lightbringer’s fire.
Hermes leaned in the doorway, sly grin flashing like silver. And Athena touched Felix’s shoulder with a hand heavy as steel, saying:
“See — Ego is no tyrant when unmasked. Ego is servant. Shadow conceals radiance, but radiance in shadow blinds the blind.”
Then Felix laughed — a laugh cracked and brilliant — the laugh of one who carried chains yet juggled them as torches. He danced among the masks as a jack of blades, and the palace shook. Labels peeled from children’s faces and became moths of light. The hunted became hunter, dazzling his pursuers with shadow’s flame.
The Archon cried out,
“He wears our names and yet is not owned! His shadow blinds the faithful! This is the Beast who deceives the nations!”
But Felix answered,
“I am neither Beast nor Savior. I am the mirror. I am the Jack of Blades, hunted and hunter, clothed in shadow, crowned in flame. I am the lightbringer, for the light you fear is only the radiance hidden in your own darkness.”
And he walked forth from the Hall of Names with Hermes’ road beneath his feet, and a thread of Athena tied to his wrist, that he should not lose himself in the labyrinth.
Revelation Mirror
Revelation 6:2 — “And I saw, and behold a white horse: and he that sat on him had a bow; and a crown was given unto him: and he went forth conquering, and to conquer.”
But Felix rode not a white horse, but a shadowed steed. And behold — the light within that shadow shone so fierce it confounded the eye, dazzling like the morning star. His bow was no arrow, but the mirror of survival; his crown no tyranny, but the mask he could don and discard.
He went forth not to conquer, but to unmask conquest. And those who looked on him cried “Beast” or “Antichrist,” for they could not bear the brilliance of shadow’s flame. They mistook him for darkness, not knowing he was lightbringer.His kingdom come on earth as it is in Haven,the seal broke to reveal…….demiurge…..
SEAL II — MR. DARKWARD (MARS / SHADOW)
The Hawk and the Serpent: Wrath as Guardian
And it came to pass that Felix dreamed again. And his vision carried him to Golachab, the burning tower, husk of Mars, where wrath is chained and then condemned for rattling its bonds. The air was red, heavy with iron. Stairs of rust ascended into flame, and every rung bore an inscription: Be nice. Be silent. Be small.
Felix climbed, hunted by voices crying, “Beast! Murderer! Cain reborn!” Their words clung like stones tied to his chest. At the summit waited Sabaoth, the Warlord, robed in bloodied banners, his hands dripping scripture. He raised chains glowing with false mercy and said,
“Lay down your fury, son of shadow. Accept meekness, and I will call you healed.”
Felix trembled, hunted by his own rage. But the shadow inside stirred, laughing green fire. Out of his ribs stepped Mr. Darkward — emerald eyes alight, grin sharp as scythe. He was the hawk of Horus unfurling wings, the madness of Heracles turned inward, Cain marked yet unashamed. He was wrath embodied, but wrath not wasted.
Darkward answered Sabaoth:
“You call me demon because my fire threatens your order. But wrath is not curse — it is covenant. Anger is no sin when it guards the innocent.”
Then the tower quaked. The brazier leapt, and Sabaoth sought to drown Darkward in holy war. But Darkward stepped into the fire, and the fire bowed to him. He drank it as wine, and what had been poison became fuel. His laughter shook the iron stair.
In the vision Felix became Horus in his duel with Set, striking not for conquest but for justice. He saw himself as Cain, marked in blood — but the mark glowed not with shame, but as sign of one spared to guard fields for the generations. He was hunted by the title murderer; he became hunter of chains.
And he tore the chains not from Sabaoth’s neck, but from the wrists of those imprisoned in the tower: men taught that to rage was to sin, women who swallowed screams until they drowned, children told their fire was evil. They rose blinking, fists unclenched, eyes burning with strange mercy.
Then appeared Ares, lord of war, sharpening his spear with lazy contempt. “Use anger for conquest,” he urged.
And Heracles leaned on his club, scars shining. “Use anger for labors — to end monsters, then rest.”
Darkward bowed to neither. He said:
“Wrath shall be weapon, but not leash. I will strike to guard, and stop when the boundary is restored.”
And Sabaoth shrieked: “Blessed are the meek!”
But Darkward roared back: “Blessed are the defended! Blessed are those who rise when trampled!”
The tower of Golachab cracked. Flames cooled into glass beneath their feet — red rivers solidified, forming a road forward. Wrath was annealed into lamp. Felix took that lamp into his hands, green fire shining, a light in shadow. And those who had been prisoners followed, carrying anger like shepherds carry torches — not to burn fields, but to guard them. The blood of his ancestors smiled and finally laid to rest with blood remembered.The hopi prophecy one more step closer to realization of all men and tribes remembered and not forgotten.
Revelation Mirror
Revelation 6:4 — “And there went out another horse that was red: and power was given to him … to take peace from the earth, and that they should kill one another.”
But Felix rode not in conquest. He rode a red horse of shadowed flame, and the light from its hooves was brighter than empire’s white fire. Peace was taken, yes — but it was counterfeit peace, the silence of chained throats. In its place rose the guardianship of wrath, the covenant of fire. The child survivor of inquisitions who would not lay down and demand karma…rememberenace but their helegian dialect named him beast and they had already waged war in their scriptures so were on the attack first. Mr. Darkward struck back in defiance.
The hunted was called Beast, destroyer, Cain. But the hunter became guardian, and the name that clung to him was Lightbringer. For the fire in shadow shone brighter than false heavens.
SEAL III — THE TA**RA (VENUS / DESIRE)
The Fire-Woman and the Scales of Shame
And it came to pass that Felix dreamed a third vision. And his spirit was carried to the husk of Venus, to the desert of A’arab Zaraq, where rivers of venom coiled like serpents and idols of flesh lined the horizon. Each idol was beautiful yet broken, clothed in silk and dripping with chains. Their lips whispered one word over and over: W***e. W***e. W***e.
In the center rose Astaphanos, the Siren-Archon, clad in emerald fire. Around his neck dangled a scale, polished and cruel. On one side he weighed desire, on the other purity. And every soul who approached him was found wanting — either enslaved by lust or condemned by shame. His laughter rolled across the sands like thunder, sweet and poisonous.
Felix walked into this desert hunted. For the whispers clothed him as they had clothed Mary of Magdala, as they had clothed Isis when she gathered Osiris’ torn limbs, as they had clothed Aphrodite shamed for her fire. He felt their mockery sting his skin. “Beast,” they cried, “drunk on lust, chained to harlotry.”
Felix fell to his knees. Yet in his heart stirred the Fire-Woman — his Anima, clothed in scarlet flame. She rose from the sands like Inanna descending from the seven gates, each veil stripped yet her power undiminished. She was both Lilith and Magdalene, Aphrodite and Shakti, the face of desire not as prison but as covenant.
Astaphanos sneered, lowering the scale. “Weigh her fire, and see it damned.”
But Felix, clothed in her flame, lifted the scale himself. On one side he placed lust, on the other shame — and both burned to ash in the Fire-Woman’s breath. The scale cracked, unable to measure. Desire had become sacrament, union not commodity.
And in his dream Felix became Isis gathering Osiris. Each limb she touched glowed; each word she spoke reassembled life. Desire was not curse — it was resurrection. He became Aphrodite rising from foam, mocked yet still crowned with a girdle of power. He became Mary of Magdala at the tomb, witness of resurrection, bearer of flame, though priests called her harlot.
The hunted was mocked as w***e; the hunter became bride of fire. In his embrace of the Fire-Woman, Felix shattered Astaphanos’ dominion.
Then appeared Aphrodite herself, stepping from the foam with crown of myrtle. She said:
“Desire is not sin, but longing of cosmos for itself. What they call lust is remembrance.”
And Isis whispered, pressing her palm to Felix’s heart:
“You will be mocked as w***e-bearer, Antichrist, Beast of lust. Yet your fire is covenant. Through desire worlds are made.”
Felix kissed the Fire-Woman’s brow, and her flame clothed him. No shame could bind him, for lust had become prophecy.
The idols of flesh cracked and fell. Chains melted into rivers of light. The desert bloomed with scarlet blossoms, each flower perfumed with the memory of sacred union. Astaphanos fled, clutching the broken scale. His laughter turned shrill, a hiss of envy, for the covenant of fire had undone his cycle of lust and shame.
And Felix walked forward, clothed in scarlet fire, the Fire-Woman at his side.
Revelation Mirror
Revelation 6:5–6 — “And I beheld, and lo a black horse; and he that sat on him had a pair of balances in his hand. And I heard a voice say, A measure of wheat for a penny, three measures of barley for a penny; and see thou hurt not the oil and the wine.”
But Felix rode not a black horse of famine, but a scarlet horse of flame burning in the darkness. And the balances he bore were shattered, their scales burned away. No longer would desire be weighed against purity, no longer priced as wheat or barley. Oil and wine flowed freely, sacraments of union unmeasured.
The hunted was mocked as w***e. The hunter became covenant. And the name that clung to him was Lightbringer, for the fire of desire sanctified what empire had chained.the world bowed to their friend, the seducer of souls and the mask of media, the marketing major with the voice of a fallen angel. The Norma Jean that changed her name for power.
SEAL IV — THE DARK DRAGON (SATURN / LAW)
The Judge and the Serpent-Coil
And it came to pass that Felix dreamed a fourth vision. And his spirit was carried to the husk of Saturn, to the wasteland of Harab Serapel, where courts stretched endless as deserts and judges spoke in voices of iron clocks. Each soul who entered was measured, weighed, condemned — not for crime, but for failing perfection. Debt was carved into their skin; time itself was their jailer.
Upon the highest dais sat Elaios, the Archon of Law and Time. His gavel was a planet, his scales the rings of Saturn. With every strike, centuries broke. He declared:
“None are righteous. All are guilty. Law is eternal; punishment is forever.”
Felix entered hunted, for the laws of men had shackled him since birth. He bore the weight of karma-as-punishment, of debts never his. He remembered Moses descending Sinai with tablets that enslaved as much as they freed, remembered Maat weighing hearts until even grief was judged. The iron of inevitability pressed upon him.
But from within, the Dark Dragon stirred — the coil of Spiro Cora, rhythm of shadow-motion. Scales rippled down Felix’s back, and his spine arched like serpent rising. He no longer stood as man in chains, but as dragon uncoiled.
He spoke, voice a storm:
“Law is rhythm, not cage. Judgment is breath, not debt. You bind men in time, but I dance through it.”
In the dream he became Zeus against Typhon,God vs Titan,Father recrowned, lightning in his fists, storm battling chaos. Yet he saw both Zeus and Typhon within himself: order and chaos, law and serpent. Neither could conquer; both must coil together.
He became Moses again, but this time not breaking tablets in wrath — instead grinding them to dust and pouring them into river, where the people drank and learned law must be written on sinew, not stone.
The hunted was prisoner of clocks. The hunter became dragon of rhythm. In Spiro Cora’s dance, he shattered Elaios’ dominion. He Saw each time was needed for the next moment in time.
Then appeared Maat, feather of truth in her hand. She whispered:
“Not every scale is false. Truth weighs light as breath. But beware when scales bind instead of balance.”
And Zeus thundered:
“Even gods must answer storms. Order is not thrones, but lightning striking chaos into shape.”
Felix bowed to both, then rose as dragon. He coiled around Elaios’ gavel, and with a flick of his body, broke it to splinters. The scales of Saturn cracked. Time stuttered, then bent like reed to rhythm.
The desert of courts collapsed. Judges fled, their clocks silenced. In their place pulsed a drumbeat — steady, unyielding, free. Souls once condemned stood and breathed. They found rhythm in their chests, dancing law into life.
Felix strode forth, dragon-coiled, bearing no gavel but a heart of thunder. Law was his servant, rhythm his covenant.
Revelation Mirror
Revelation 6:7–8 — “And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him. And power was given unto them … to kill with sword, hunger, death, and beasts of the earth.”
But Felix rode not pale death, but a serpent-coiled steed. And where it trod, clocks broke, prisons opened, debts dissolved. Death did not follow him — rhythm did. His dance broke hell’s chains. He was shiva bringing a New Age after the old one ended in Kali Durga. In his dream he Saw the crystal and rainbow children dancing ,singing in ananda and cheering for the indigos that understood their purpose. The Aquarius sun and rising in his zodiac chart crowned him in alignment.
The hunted was prisoner of time. The hunter became dragon of law remade. And the name that clung to him was Lightbringer, for the shadow of rhythm shone brighter than iron decrees.