Within the Infernal Order of Plutosophia, Lord Pluto is venerated as the Demon of Black Alchemy. He is a Demon of Death, but more precisely, Pluto is Sovereign of the Cycles of Death and Life. By His decree and through His Infernal Teachings, we know it to be True that Death is Life.
Pluto walks with the other Fallen Angels, Who Themselves became Demons in choosing to rebel against the Celestial Order. Together, these Noble Demons have forged the Left Hand Path and established the New Order of Hell to stand in strict juxtaposition to the Old Order of Heaven.
They continue to do what they originally set off to do aeons ago in sharing the Forbidden Knowledge with humans that was so jealously guarded by the False Creator and His Army of Angels. The Occult Knowledge of Pluto is indeed some of the most dangerous, labeled forbidden by the False Creator for the very reason that it's empowering to anyone in possession of It, including humans upon the Earthly Plane. Anyone in possession of This Knowledge may themselves become a Living Deity.
The Occult Wisdom of Pluto appears paradoxical on the surface. It speaks of descending the Steps of Hell to destroy the self in the Alchemical Crucible of Hellfire, per the Nigredo stage of Black Alchemy. Pluto's methods harken back to The Rebellion of the Fallen Angels, now known respectfully as Demons, teaching us that the Old Order must be destroyed before a New Order may be created. To ascend, one must first descend.
The Major Arcana is The Fool's Initiation, and it's with Card XIII that He finally meets Death, a card communicating the Infernal Wisdom of the Great Lord Pluto. This card strikes fear into the uninitiated, but its terror is only superficial. Those in possession of Mystical Knowledge are able to peek beyond The Veil, piercing deeply into the profound symbolism and knowledge of this card.
Death is Change and Transformation, an inevitability, an unstoppable force, yet one not escaping the Duality inherent within Mind and Cosmos. Endings are tied inextricably with Beginnings. Life leads to Death, but so too does Death lead to Life.
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