THE PARABLE OF THE BITTER TEA
by Rev. Dr. Hypocrates Magoun,
P.P.
POEE PRIEST, Okinawa Cabal
When Hypoc was through meditating with St.
Gulik, he went there into the kitchen where he busied himself with
preparing the feast and in his endeavor, he found that there was
some old tea in a pan left standing from the night before, when he
had in his weakness forgot about its making and had let it sit
steeping for 24 hours. It was dark and murky and it was Hypoc's
intention to use this old tea by diluting it with water. And again
in his weakness, chose without further consideration and plunged
into the physical labor of the preparations. It was then when
deeply immersed in the pleasure of that trip, he had a sudden loud
clear voice in his head saying "it is bitter tea that involves you
so." Hypoc heard the voice, but the struggle inside intensified,
and the pattern, previously established with the physical laboring
and the muscle messages coordinated and unified or perhaps coded,
continued to exert their influence and Hypoc succummed to the
pressure and he denied the voice.
And again he plunged into the physical orgy
and completed the task, and Lo as the voice had predicted, the tea
was bitter.
"The
Five Laws have root in awareness."
--Che Fung (Ezra Pound, Canto 85)
The Hell Law says that Hell is reserved
exclus-
ively for them that believe in it. Further,
the lowest Rung in Hell is reserved for them
that believe in it on the supposition that
they'll go there if they don't.
HBT; The Gospel According
to Fred, 3:1
