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Esotericism_Reading > : Echoes of illusion
by (3342 reads) |  I have always liked realistic, practical and operative esotericism, rather than the pompous and melodramatic lyricism of generic esotericism, which has the only purpose of emphasizing banal fragments of egocentrism.
Those who prefer to dream rather than to do, are worried about erecting more and more oligarchic utopias. Also because talking is easy and doesnt cost much, on the contrary of doing that costs everything, even life.
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Esotericism_Reading > : Doubt, uncertainty and self-esteem. Different stages of the inner aspect
by (3173 reads) | Uncertainty is the companion of insecurity; the doubt of the coward cannot be compared to the caution of the researcher. This difference offers us some basic principles. First, that doubt can be synonym of caution; second that doubt can also be a symptom of uncertainty and lack of self-esteem.
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Esotericism_Reading > : Principles of popularization
by (3058 reads) | We change gradually. This is very clear to those that work with dedication and perseverance in order to launch into space the silent sound, to which all the consciences close to reawakening respond.
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Question&Answer > : Priest exorcist and magician
by (3064 reads) |  What is the difference between a priest exorcist and a magician? Some people say that they are the same thing for the purpose of the elimination of negativity...other people say that we need to go to the magician in cases of bad luck, whilst we need the priest in cases of paranormal phenomena (smell of rotten meat, unexplainable noises, presences, etc.)... Some magicians sustain the existence of spirits and demons; others also mention the negative energies of nature and macrocosm (which are not entities, but pure energies)...not to mention the Church, which says that magic is always an instrument of the devil...could you please answer these questions... I am keen on paranormal phenomena, but I am realizing that the more I try and enquiry on this subject the less I understand, because of the opposite opinions on the matter.
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Question&Answer > : A sighting point
by (3062 reads) | ...often the experiences had during the initiatory journey are very different, when not disappointing, from what we expect.
This is a bitter consideration that I am sure many brothers will share.
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Esotericism_Reading > : The Study of Symbols
by (4912 reads) | ...in order to achieve intuitiveness the use of symbols is necessary; indeed, every symbol offers the conscious eye the memory of the idea that was its foundation.
Symbols are the external and visible forms of inner spiritual realities and the faculty to discover the occult reality of any specific form is by itself a sign of the reawakening of intuition.
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Freemasonry > : Esotericism between East and West /2
by (6667 reads) |  1. Three and Four: Triangle and Square 2. The Four Elements of the living substance 3. The cubic Stone 4. Emblematic meaning of V.I.T.R.I.O.L. 5. The Cup of Wisdom 6. Use of Curiosity 7. Esoteric meanings of the Masonic Apron 8. Illumination 9. Methodical doubt and analogy: two orientation tools in the world of meanings 10. The books of Stone 11. The Sephirothic Tree 12. An interpretative analysis of the Tree 13. The Sephirothic System 14. The 11th invisible Sephir: Daath the Abyss of Mutation 15. Two ritual lights: the Menorah, the Chanukah 16. Analogy of the seven, Menorah, Caduceus of Hermes and initiatory Staff 17. The Journey of the humankind 18. Solve et Coagula 19. Left and Right, in order to recover the meaning of male and female Initiation 20. Notions on the silent sound 21. Interiorization 22. The descent of V.I.T.R.I.O.L.
The triangle is the symbol used to express the relation between the various elements of the physical manifestation and the three fundamental aspects that rule the universe. Symbolically, the vertexes of the triangle represent a greater Triad, the so-called divine Ternary, which animates any formal representation.
On the contrary, every physical form is made of a quaternary, with four elements also symbolically called: Earth, Water, Air and Fire.
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Freemasonry > : Esotericism between East and West /1
by (3568 reads) | 1. Fundamental postulate of the manifesto 1. Compendium of the Conference 3. Defining esotericism in order to distinguish it from exoteric practices 4. Balance and knowledge are the point of junction between science and initiatory science 5. God is a greater Idea that lives on the ideas he generates 6. Various ways of intending esotericism 7. Intuition is the small illumination 8. The Real Bridge 9. Recognizing the signs of personal hell 10. From deep meditation to phantasmal enquiry 11. The sense of life is often occasional 12. Essentiality of a correct initiatory education 13. Education, languages and symbols 14. The true idiom of the esotericist is the symbol 15. Numbers: an example of emblematic language 16. The communion of languages 17. Triads 18. Mental order
To fulfill the meanings of human symbology means to fulfill the knowledge of Self and this also means to pass the Threshold of greater Initiation.
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Esotericism_Reading > : Orgonomy and protective techniques
by (3003 reads) | I would say that this topic is the keystone of the whole initiatory system.
If we strip it of the dialectic frills that characterize mysticism, we might compare it to hygiene, which is the essential support for medicine. And this is a true statement, like it is true that orgonomy supports the mental hygiene of the initiate.
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Art&Esotericism > : The Light of Asia
by (4276 reads) |  A small part of the splendid lore which broke
from Buddhas lips: I am a late-come scribe
who love the Master and his love of men,
and tell this legend, knowing he was wise,
but have not wit to speak beyond the books;
and time hath blurred their script and ancient sense,
which once was new and mighty, moving all.
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