WorksheetsThe Morning After
Total questions: 64
Worksheet time: 52mins
Complete the quote: "Dawn announces the coming of illumination, but dawn is not necessarily said illumination. It's the gray hour between ______ & ______, or between _____ & ______."
Blindness & Sight
Being & Doing
Your Sleep & Your Awakening
It being in you & and being on you
(Select ALL That Apply) From The Book of Coming Forth by Day we learn that:
Awakening happens automatically at sunrise as light always brings illumination, which always brings growth.
It's not the actual sunrise that brings the initiate forth, but coming forth by day.
The soul has to name and conquer each serpent before they can rise with the sun. We must do the same with our serpents.
In order for you to awaken in truth, you have to pass through shadows in order to emerge in alignment with divine order.
The 7 Deadly Sins feed off of the false F (a) that comes before repentance.
The "false dawn" primarily flatters:
The stomach.
The ear.
The eye.
The heart.
Pride is _________
A feeling
A wall
A scepter
A throne
Which of the following is described as the ruler or dominion associated with pride?
Apep
Gadriel
Green Mara
Sekhmet
"Gadriel" is translated as the (a) of Elohim.
Gadriel’s key gifts (and deceptions) is described as:
How to attain illumination without obedience.
How to use adornment, intoxication, and self-image.
How to find alignment and obedience with divine order.
How to appear divine without having to be divine.
(Select ALL That Apply) Identify the traits of one who is in bondage to pride.
They do not seek counsel or correction because they ARE the counsel & the truth.
They conduct subtle rebellions and hide them behind intellect and ambition.
They seek to protect what is right but go to extreme measures.
They can quote scripture, but do not bow to the instruction of the scripture.
Which progression of losses is caused by pride, in the order given?
Obedience → Empathy → Gratitude → Humility
Humility → Gratitude → Empathy → Obedience
Gratitude → Obedience → Humility → Empathy
Empathy → Humility → Obedience → Gratitude
"The dawn of Pride is ______, but the true morning after is _______."
Brilliance, The actual burial.
Glamour, Faithlessness.
Arrogance, Ruin.
Loftiness, The fall
The way to defeat Gadriel is:
Cursing and verbally attacking the dominion.
Starving Gadriel through acts of surrender and confession.
Seeking more illumination without change.
Reclaiming obedience as strength and humility as power.
Envy is ________
Wanting people to get what they deserve.
An elemental imbalance. When the vital force that should be creating life becomes blocked and turns into resentment.
Wanting keep what belongs to you safe.
When you seek justice but cannot find it.
Envy is associated with which element and season in this segment?
Fire and summer
Earth and autumn
Water and winter
Wood and spring
(Select ALL That Apply)
The "Green Mara" (envy) most often feeds on:
Gratitude and generosity.
Comparison and belief that distribution is unfair.
Ceremony and ritual.
The idea that harmony is favoritism.
"The false dawn of envy it has this sort of _________ if you will, but it's not giving off any warmth. So, the true morning turns that same hue into a _______."
Green bitterness, Genuine compassion.
Sense of stewardship, Sincere generosity.
Dull jade, Polished emerald.
Emerald Glow, Growth.
The antidote to envy is:
Defensiveness
Reverence
Fight the urge to compare.
Gathering evidence of injustice
When envy comes it's best not to fight envy, it will just get bigger. The best thing to do is to T (a) envy. Turn the sight of another's fortune or another's blessing into a mirror for potential."
Wrath is _________.
A fire that burns without fuel.
A fire that only consumes its intended target.
A fire that also consumes its holder.
A fire that burns without good reason.
Wrath (anger) in its origin is described as:
Always destructive and useless.
A spark originally born to protect the sacred.
Pure pride.
A sin with no redeeming quality.
Sekhmet’s transformation into Het-Heru involved:
Increasing rage until the end.
Subduing her with red beer to calm her rage.
Imprisonment by Ra.
Banishing to the underworld.
In the segment, Chief prescribes channeling anger toward:
Passive avoidance.
To destroy your enemies, to see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentation of their women.
Constructive creation and purpose (e.g., build, write, pray, forge).
Total suppression.
(Select ALL That Apply)
The metaphor of Agni teaches that:
Fire on an altar never harms anyone.
A neglected or untended sacred fire will scorch its priest.
Righteous anger defends. Blind anger devours.
Anger must be acted on immediately with violence.
"The false dawn of wrath ______ you, but the true morning of wrath it _______ you into something else."
Blinds, Forges
Burns, Raises
Consumes, Births
Liberates, Consecrates
Sloth is ________
Inertia while moving.
Rest after work.
Waiting patiently for the right time to act.
Stillness without direction.
Sloth is contrasted with "Nun." Sloth is invoked through:
Silent stillness that always indicates holiness.
Stillness without response to purpose; inertia and delay.
Constant movement without rest.
The highest spiritual attainment.
"The false dawn of sloth feels like ________, but in the morning it reveals that you are really ________."
Rest, Agitated.
Peace, Paralyzed.
Comfort, Inconsolable.
Rejuvenation, In pain.
The remedy for sloth is to:
Waiting passively for inspiration.
Sanctify motion: choose one small act to disrupt inertia.
Increasing comfort and distractions.
Complete isolation.
How is Greed primarily defined in this segment?
A harmless ambition that benefits society
The oldest hunger in creation
A purely economic problem with no spiritual side
A form of physical starvation
Which archetype is used to illustrate the devouring nature of greed in the Nile Valley system?
Anpu
Ausar
Apep
Auset
"Greed begins as a (a) . A child reaches for something, a spirit desires something. That's a very natural thing."
In eastern traditions, what is Lobha associated with?
The heart chakra and indifference to material wealth
One of the three fires that binds the soul to rebirth
A water spirit of desire
A protector of the home
Which worship chant associated with greed in this segment?
I want. I need.
I give. I share.
I hope. I dream.
I see. I take.
What psychological phenomenon describes how each reward shrinks after it is obtained?
Cognitive Dissonance
Hedonic Adaptation
Confirmation Bias
Operant Conditioning
Complete the quote: "When _______ escapes _______, it becomes your god."
Need, contentment
Hunger, Self-Awareness
Impulse, Accountability
Desire, Discipline
What Sanskrit word is used in this segment for "practice contentment" and is translated as contentment or balance?
Santosha
Karma
Dharma
Moksha
What does Greed kill?
Integrity, Empathy, Peace, Satisfaction
Temperance, Patience, Willpower, Wisdom
Satiation, Reverence, Momentum, Expansion
Discipline, Order, Self-Management, Ambition
Which of the following practices is recommended as a remedy against greed?
Accumulating evidence of worth
Speaking out loud what is already enough and giving away something of value
Pursuing more followers to feel safe
Avoiding all economic activity
"The false dawn of Greed, it ________. But the true morning, it _________."
Promises, Delivers
Glitters, Glows
Hustles, Achieves
Reaches out, Attracts
"Gluttony is ________."
Knowing when enough is enough
A feast of emptiness
Taking what you think is yours
Giving away what does not belong to you
In Pan’s Labyrinth, what does the Pale Man’s banquet metaphorically represent in the world of gluttony?
Excess
Hunger
Sacrifice
Ceremony
What temptation awakens the Pale Man in the Pan’s Labyrinth analogy?
A single touch — the temptation to see if what she was looking at was actually real
A pledge of loyalty — Pale Man promises to save Ophelia's Mother if she freed him
A single grape — the shimmer and invitation to take simply because one can
Hunger — She was sent to bed without supper before going into this room
True or False: "The death that Gluttony brings is physical and energetic."
True
False
Which phrase from this segment best describes Gluttony’s temple?
A quiet chapel of gratitude
An altar of service
A temple of excess that demands attention as sacrifice
A library of wisdom
What is the cure for gluttony?
Harsh denial of pleasure
Complete abstinence from all enjoyment
Reverence — eating with gratitude, awareness, taking only what you can bless.
Constant indulgence so the appetite burns out
"The false dawn of Gluttony mistakes Appetite for _________. The true morning is _________, that's how you defeat it."
Abundance, Gratitude
Healthiness, Growth
The Need To Grow, Good Food
Longing, Grace
Lust begins as a ___________.
Ravenous Coveting
Creative Spark
Physical Yearning
Feast of the senses
How is lust described when it becomes distorted?
As harmless flirtation
As energy that divides body and spirit
As purely biological and not spiritual
As the only path to divine knowledge
According to the segment, what is the mature opposite virtue of lust?
Abstinence
Chastity (purity of intention)
Generosity
Humility
The cure for Lust is C (a) .
Lust brings _________ death.
Violent
Logical
Emotional
Covenantal
"The false dawn of Lust burns red and it burns ________. The true morning is ________ and there's this amber glow."
Bright, Sobering
Brief, Enduring
Us, Comforting
Hot, Pure
Desire is only sacred when it ________.
Honors life outside itself
Honors the giver over the receiver
Honors the receiver over the giver
Honors the sensual over the spiritual
The 7 Deadly Sins are compared to poisons. What are their corresponding virtues in this analogy?
Virtues are external rules to follow
Virtues are unrelated to poison
Virtues are antidotes distilled from the same poison
Virtues are a shield that keep us far from the poison
In this segment, what best describes the difference between "dawn" and "morning"?
Dawn is literal sunrise; morning is sunset.
Dawn is the initial awareness or spark; morning is the transformed alignment and obedience.
Dawn is darkness returning; morning is continued darkness.
Dawn and morning are synonymous and interchangeable.
In the Book of Coming Forth by Day (as referenced), what must the initiate do before rising with the sun?
Sleep longer
Name and conquer each serpent along their journey
Build a temple
Fast for seven days
Where do the seven deadly sins live, according to the segment?
In the morning light
In the space between dawn and morning
Only in ancient texts
Outside of human experience
What is a common mistake people make in spiritual progress, as described in the segment?
Confusing darkness with light
Mistaking awareness (dawn) for awakening (morning)
Believing morning comes before dawn
Thinking serpents are literal animals
The work of deliverance is _________
Punishment
Renewal
Entertainment
Historical study
Which of the following contrasts does Chief Yuya make between false dawn and morning?
False dawn heals the soul; morning flatters the eye.
False dawn promises light; morning provides the presence of light.
Both are equally truthful and identical.
Morning is deceptive; false dawn is authentic.
The speaker uses the story of Hawa and Adoma to illustrate:
That eating fruit cures shame
The initial ecstasy of indulgence followed by shame when the morning (truth) arrives
That ancient people had no consequences
That morning always goes unnoticed
What does the morning demand, which the dawn does not?
Wealth
Truth
Popularity
Ignorance
In this segment,
Chief Yuya states that people often confuse strength of conviction with:
Spiritual conversion to truth
Physical strength
Financial success
Greater intelligence
Overall, what tone does Chief Yuya intend when beginning this topic on sins?
Condemnation
Clarity and invitation to rise in the right way
Mockery
Indifference
