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...the humankind is going through an involutional period and...a new ‘man’ will grow from the ashes of the old one...A great knowledge got lost in the mists of time...the Atlantean race was destined to the development of the Astral body and so on going back to all the others...
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| The Maze of Knowledge |
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Dear Athos, I am studying your work with pleasure and interest. It definitely reminds me of some esoteric books I read a long time ago...
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| The 'Trial of Fire' |
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Q: …May I ask you to describe the ‘Trial of Fire’ in detail? Thank you. R.
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| Motor disability and Freemasonry |
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...Basically ... I think I understand that there are two ‘souls’ in Freemasonry: a ‘worldly’ ... and an ‘esoterical’ one...
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 | The magic of ephemeralness |
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I would like to broaden the boundaries of the frequent pseudo-scientific or pseudo-initiatory inconsistencies that so often we face and ... rule out.
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| Genesis and evolution of the theosophical current in the European culture |
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| Theosophy has often been associated with the almost homonym Theosophical Society of Madame Blavatsky, H. S. Olcott and Besant. Contrary to popular belief, though, theosophy is a current of the European esotericism that originated from Paracelsianism; it developed mainly, but not only, in Germanic countries. Although theosophists elaborated heterogeneous and varied systems, they shared some benchmarks. In this article the author intends to present the development of Christian theosophy at the debut of the T. S. |
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| Castel del Monte, an energy-point |
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| Q : I cannot but confirm the impressions mentioned previously: i) As soon as I saw the shape of the octagon from the distance I stopped and stared at it for some time – totally attracted by something I cannot describe with words; ii) It is obvious that in eight centuries nobody has built anything nearby – the octagon stands out clearly and isolated; iii) The octagon has not been built as a living space, therefore it is not a castle, etc…; it is a Philosopher's Dwelling, a place non-place where one can be engrossed in meditation. |
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| How to find the world of spiritual thought |
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| Enthusiasm is an appreciable virtue, especially when it is accompanied by sincerity in the intentions. Sincerity is what matters. With sincerity we can do almost anything. Any mistake is acceptable if it is made with sincerity. What is not acceptable is the arrogance of false scholars.
It is essential not to stop asking questions. By joining enthusiasm with patience we can get anywhere we wish. |
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The Path of Man through Archaic Traditions – Races and the subdivision of Peoples
During his journey the researcher encounters topics that suit particularly well the re-discovery of the esoteric history of the humankind. They allow him to follow the thought process of the man who built them by going back on the path of his history.
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| The mirror of others |
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| Considerations on the mysticism of essence and on the Carmelite mysticism |
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| When we talk about Christian mysticism we must first of all draw a distinction. There are two different issues: one is the ‘mysticism of essence’, the Rhine-Flemish mysticism founded on the deep integration of the divine inside the soul. Another issue is the so-called ‘mysticism of feeling’, where the divine You is considered in a nuptial relation with the soul... |
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| Imago Templi / Book IV - 2nd part |
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Fragrance and man, from Natural to Sexual Magic – Ritual Fragrances – Fumigations in the Temple – Fumigations in the Masonic Temple
The animal-man in his religions has in actual fact only loved or feared himself and his attributes.He tried to escape his own fears by serving a god, but, not being able to perceive the Archetype One, he made it to the likeness of his own desires and fears, creating a monster, viz. Satan.
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