The Temple of Chrysalis is a movement that aims to help individuals realize their full potential by combining elements of scientific magic and unique rituals and practices.
The Temple’s philosophy recognizes that reality is shaped by our thoughts and beliefs, and its teachings focus on harnessing this power to create positive change in our lives and the world around us. Whether it is about alternative realities, virtual reality or altered states of mind, a Chrysalid surveys different methods and techniques that can to see beyond our normal everyday experiences.
The Temple’s philosophy is based on cyclical development of the self and discovering your ideal self, as inspired by the symbolism of the butterfly’s life cycle. Because of this, butterflies and moths are prominent in the Temple’s aesthetic, as well as its symbols. The word “chrysalis” is taken from the butterfly’s life cycle, referring to the magical cocoon phase where the caterpillar destroys itself in order to be reborn as a butterfly.
The adherents of this philosophy, Chrysalids, also explore the six aspects of life which are called Kaleidoscopes. These are different themes of life that can be found all around us. The Kaleidoscopes can be used to find and assume different viewpoints even in difficult situations, and they can even be used to describe the structure of an individual’s personality.
For us, personal transformation is an ongoing journey of self-discovery and growth. By exploring and understanding ourselves on a deeper level, we can become more authentic, resilient, and empowered to pursue our goals and passions.
All the information can feel a bit overwhelming, and as we have the esoteric inner circle, it is impossible to know everything. But we do our best to clear things out for you. Here are some of the key things that you may find crucial to study in order to understand the system.
SHAPING REALITY
Reality Shaping is the method we use to explore realities and to manifest our dream realities into the basic reality. It is a combination of different techniques - some of them well-known, such as meditation or lucid dreaming, and some of them are unique to the Temple of Chrysalis.
In practice, we shape the way we or the people around us interpret the sensory feedback sent by the environment, using the Old Arts of the world.
KALEIDOSCOPES
The Kaleidoscopes are one of the most fascinating features of Chrysalis. They are like "Houses" that can be used to examine the world, its secrets, and its occurrences, from various perspectives. The Kaleidoscopes can also be used to figure out one’s personality through how much of each Kaleidoscope it contains.
TRANSFORMATION THROUGH MIND
The main theme of the Temple is change and transformation - both of which can be better amplified and controlled by gaining an understanding of the secrets of the mind. The process of transformation in the Chrysalis path is inspired by the life cycle of a butterfly.
Chrysalids explore the depths of the mind and familiarize themselves with different methods that can be used to influence the mind. The mind is your most important tool in the Chrysalis path.
Some of the main topics of the Temple are...
Mind
Influencing it, playing with it, and modification.
Realities
The exploration, questioning, and utilization of them.
Change
Harnessing and utilizing it.
Life cycle of a butterfly
The symbolism of transformation, the finality of the process, the pain of giving up, and rebirth.
Pleasure
Understanding it, and increasing your own well-being through it.
Rituals
Reality shaping, amplifying transformation and sealing of decisions.
The Temple was born around the inspiring philosophy of the butterfly’s life cycle. Chrysalis is the stage in the complete metamorphosis of a butterfly, where the butterfly develops during its pupa stage. The butterfly larva is nearly destroyed whilst undergoing its pupa before it begins to develop into an adult butterfly, Imago. This cycle is adored in the Temple of Chrysalis as it is the basis of spiritual metamorphosis: resurrection requires death, and a great spiritual change often requires leaving things behind.