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"The Mystical Path of the Golden Dawn by Megan V. Remirez is a compelling exploration of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, a cornerstone in Western esotericism. This book unveils the order's intricate synthesis of Hermetism, Qabalah, Tarot, alchemy, and Eastern mysticism, crafting a unique path of spiritual transformation.
Uncovering History
Delve into the historical backdrop of the Golden Dawn, exploring its origins, evolution, and the pivotal roles played by influential figures like W.B. Yeats. This section offers a rich historical context, enhancing the understanding of the order's profound impact.
Esoteric Teachings and Philosophies
The heart of the book is dedicated to the teachings and philosophies of the Golden Dawn. From the mystical intricacies of Qabalah to...>>
"Intellect without experience is a dry, boring, speculative belief.
In an EXPERIENCE of Absolute Consciousness (Clear Light) ‘there’ is no body, no senses, no feelings, no thoughts, no emotions, no space, and no time. This is as far as Ego can go. Of course, before that, there are realms of Subconscious and Supra-conscious minds, where we can enjoy the beauty of this infinite and eternal Creation. In this book, which I am 99.9% sure will be my last one, and in all my other books I have written, I will attempt to point to a path, we all will eventually have to thread"...>>
"A powerful illustration of the power of a smile is the image of the Buddha being assaulted by the hordes of Mara, the personifications of spiritual doubt and defeat. In this allegory, which has been depicted many times, Mara’s armies, which consist of hideous demons that symbolize craving, discontent, laziness, and fear, surround Buddha. At the center of this demonic assault, the Enlightened One sits, smiling peacefully, radiant aura extending around him.
The Buddha’s aura is the radiance of his smile, his protective shield. Every time we smile, in meditation or not, we create the conditions for joy and peace to arise. Every time we smile, we connect ourselves to higher centers of our being.
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