What Is a Godhead?
A Godhead is an archetypal force standing behind a group of 4 gates on the Rave Mandala. The 64 gates are divided into 16 Godheads, 4 in each Quarter. Each Godhead represents a transpersonal force that acts through people whose Personality Sun falls in its gates.
Ra Uru Hu used Godhead names from various mythological traditions — Hinduism, Judaism, Christianity, paganism — to describe these archetypes. But these aren't religious concepts — they're mechanical principles acting through the neutrino field.
Quarter of Initiation — 4 Godheads
1. Kali (Gates 13, 49, 30, 55)
Destroyer and Creator. Kali destroys the old to make room for the new. People under Kali have a mission to transform humanity's emotional landscape — through revolutions, art, or deep emotional insights.
2. Maitreya (Gates 37, 63, 22, 36)
The Future Buddha. Mission — to bring new understanding through logic and experience. These people are bridges between what is and what will be. Their power lies in seeing what doesn't yet exist.
3. Christ (Gates 25, 17, 21, 51)
Principle of unconditional love and will. Mission — to show what it means to live with spirit in the material world. Challenge: don't become a martyr, but be an example of authenticity.
4. Michael (Gates 42, 3, 27, 24)
Archangel Protector. Mission — to protect and care for transitional processes. These people help others navigate beginnings and endings, cycles and change.
Quarter of Civilization — 4 Godheads
5. Janus (Gates 2, 23, 8, 20)
Two-faced god of thresholds. Mission — to see past and future simultaneously and build bridges between them. These people are architects of transitions and new beginnings.
6. Theia (Gates 16, 35, 45, 12)
Goddess of radiance. Mission — to illuminate the path for others through expression, art, and leadership. These people carry light into the material world.
7. Harmonia (Gates 15, 52, 39, 53)
Principle of equilibrium. Mission — to bring rhythm and balance to the collective. These people are natural keepers of social rhythms and traditions.
8. Christ Consciousness (Gates 62, 56, 31, 33)
Awakened consciousness in form. Mission — to transmit knowledge and experience. These people are teachers and storytellers preserving wisdom for future generations.
Quarter of Duality — 4 Godheads
9. Lakshmi (Gates 7, 4, 29, 59)
Goddess of abundance and beauty. Mission — to create abundance and harmony in relationships. These people bring prosperity through right connections.
10. Parvati (Gates 40, 64, 47, 6)
Goddess of devotion. Mission — to transform aloneness into connection. These people work with themes of isolation and reunion.
11. Ma'at (Gates 46, 18, 48, 57)
Goddess of justice and truth. Mission — to uphold truth and integrity in relationships and society. These people are natural judges and correctors.
12. Juno (Gates 32, 50, 28, 44)
Goddess of marriage and devotion. Mission — to protect values and commitments. These people work with themes of responsibility, contracts, and loyalty.
Quarter of Mutation — 4 Godheads
13. Prometheus (Gates 1, 43, 14, 34)
The Fire Thief. Mission — to bring new knowledge, even at the cost of suffering. These people are true innovators and revolutionaries of consciousness.
14. Vishnu (Gates 9, 5, 26, 11)
The Preserver. Mission — to preserve and maintain what's worth keeping during mutation. Balance between change and stability.
15. Elijah (Gates 10, 58, 38, 54)
The Prophet. Mission — to live as an example of individuality. These people show what it means to be yourself without compromise.
16. Quetzalcoatl (Gates 61, 60, 41, 19)
The Feathered Serpent. Mission — to connect heaven and earth, spiritual and material. These people work with themes of fantasy, limitation, and new beginnings.
How to Find Your Godhead?
Calculate your bodygraph, find your Personality Sun gate, and determine which Godhead it belongs to. Remember: the Godhead is lived, not "used." It unfolds through correctly following strategy and authority.
"Godheads aren't gods to pray to. They're forces that act through you when you live correctly." — Ra Uru Hu