The Revolution of Beelzebub, a book by Samael Aun Weor

Hymn for the New Era

Written by Samael Aun Weor

by the great Avatar of Aquarius (to be sung in chorus)

I
Let us break the chains...
tyranny has already fallen...
Om... om... om...
Life is in festivity..
let us break the chains...
om... om... om...

II
Good Jesus, come, come, come,
He does not want slaves.
Javhe has already fallen, Luzbel has already fallen.

III
Let us break the chains...
tyranny has already fallen...
Om... om... om...
Life is in festivity..
let us break the chains...

IV
In the infinite space,
within divine lightning,
the Gods immortal
sing with heavenly chanting...

V
The black night has already passed...
with its painful scaffolds...
now let us chant to the heroes of the night
a chant of love...

VI
Let us break the chains...
tyranny has already fallen...
Om... om... om...
Life is in festivity..
let us break the chains...
om... om... om...

VI
Good Jesus, come, come, come.
He does not want slaves.
Javhe has already fallen, Luzbel has already fallen.
now we are free,
now we are wise,
Luzbel has already fallen...

VIII
Let us break the chains...
tyranny has already fallen...
Om... om... om...
Life is in festivity..
let us break the chains...
om... om... om...
INRI INRI INRI

This chapter is from The Revolution of Beelzebub (1950) by Samael Aun Weor. The print and ebook editions by Glorian Publishing (a non-profit organization) are illustrated to aid your understanding, and include features like a glossary and index. Buy the book, and you benefit yourself and others.

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Created on Wednesday, 27 December 1950 18:05

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"It is urgent to comprehend that no authentic Turiya has pride. Indeed, all those who say, "I am the reincarnation of Mary Magdalene, John the Baptist, Napoleon," etc., are proud fools, misguided pseudo-clairvoyants, stupid fools. In front of the terrible and glorious majesty of the Father, we are nothing but miserable particles of dust, horrible worms of the mud. What I am stating in this paragraph is neither an allegorical nor a symbolic matter. I am literally and bluntly asserting a terrible reality. Indeed, it is the "I" that says, "I am the master such-and-such, the reincarnation of the prophet so-and-so," etc. Certainly the animal "I" is Satan. It is the "I," the ego-devil, who feels himself to be a master, mahatma, hierophant, prophet, etc."

- Samael Aun Weor, The Perfect Matrimony