Women at the Altar? Myrrhbearers in Early Christian Art and Liturgy I am delighted to share that this article forms a crucial chapter in my forthcoming book on the ordination of women in the Christian tradition, an endeavour born of my own experiences as an ordained priest in the historical French Church (H.E.L.I.O.S.) Haute Église […]
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Rosicrucian Manifestos and Rosicrucian Groups This is part of a series of articles on the historical Rose+Croix and the later various neo-Rosicrucian organisations. Other articles will deal with various subjects related to the historical Rose+Croix, including key historical and mythological figures, books, and various later neo-Rosicrucian organisations. For the origin of the meaning and practises
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Piet Mondrian Primary Colours: His Spiritual Journey Beyond Freemasonry—From Neo-Plasticism to Modern Abstraction Piet Mondrian is a name synonymous with modern abstraction and the Dutch De Stijl movement, which revolutionised art in the early 20th century. His belief that art could express the cosmic order through straight lines and pure primary colours established him as
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Notre Dame de Paris 2024 Colours Symbolism: Primary Colours or Politics The Big Debate The Conspiracy Theorist Option We start this article with a lens often reserved for the curious and the sceptical: the conspiracy theorist’s perspective. As Notre Dame de Paris reopens its doors, adorned with carefully chosen colours and symbolic design, whispers emerge
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The Kybalion and New Thought: Rediscovering True Hermeticism Hermetic philosophy, a profound framework attributed to the mythical sage Hermes Trismegistus, has long served as a cornerstone of esoteric thought and spiritual exploration. However, its profound teachings have often been overshadowed by modern reinterpretations like The Kybalion and diluted through New Age movements. Published in 1908
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Corpus Hermeticum and The Kybalion: Practical Applications and Insights for Unlocking True Hermeticism The Corpus Hermeticum, a foundational collection of Hermetic texts attributed to Hermes Trismegistus, offers a profound and authentic exploration of esoteric philosophy. Unlike The Kybalion, which condenses Hermetic ideas into seven simplified principles, the Corpus Hermeticum delves deeply into the mystical and
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Exploring the Mystical Depths: The Kybalion and Esotericism in Hermetic Philosophy The world of esotericism is rich with ancient wisdom, offering seekers profound insights into the mysteries of existence. Hermeticism, a cornerstone of Western esotericism, presents a fascinating blend of mysticism, philosophy, and spirituality. Among its most popular modern adaptations is The Kybalion, a 1908
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Unlocking the Mysteries of Hermetic Philosophy: Understanding The Kybalion and Its Enduring Legacy Hermetic philosophy, steeped in ancient mysticism and metaphysical inquiry, has intrigued seekers of wisdom for centuries. At the heart of this esoteric tradition lies The Kybalion, a text that distils ancient Hermetic teachings into a digestible and timeless guide for modern readers.
The Kybalion: Hermetic Philosophy of Three Initiates or The Borrowed Ideas of William Walker Atkinson? The Kybalion: Hermetic Philosophy, originally published in 1908 Published in 1912 by “The Yogi Publication Society Masonic Temple” in Chicago, Illinois, under the pseudonymous “Three Initiates,” has been heralded by some as a foundational text of modern esotericism. However, its
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The Ultimate Guide to The Chinon Parchment: Knight Templar Absolution Introduction to the Chinon Parchment and Knight Templar Absolution The Chinon Parchment, a document rediscovered in 2001 in the Vatican Secret Archives, plays a pivotal role in understanding the final years of the Knights Templars (Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon).
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