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- The Stories of Old - by Submitted on Mar 13, 2009 from Beau HermesEsoteric knowledge (of the chosen few) has always been embedded in our religions, literature and folklore. The early mythologies of the Greece, which were later upheld by the Romans, were very esoteric. In one of the mythological stories, Zeus releases three Cyclopses from the dark pit of ...
Views: 1036 - The Initiates Knowledge - by Submitted on Feb 22, 2009 from Beau HermesFrom the Kabbalah of the Jews to the Surfis sect of Islam to the oldest know writings of the Hindu, the Rig-Veda, from Christianity to Buddhism. All of these named have, to some extent or another the Sacred Knowledge. The Egyptian Hierophants (Priest) made the Pyramids in the shape of a Triangle ...
Views: 1295 - Our Divine Self - by Submitted on Feb 19, 2009 from Beau HermesThere's the story of the girl in the marching band. At one July 4th parade as her marching band arrived in front of the large crowd gathered on Main St, the girl spotted her mother in the crowd. The proud girl then yelled to her mother, "Look Mom, I'm the only one in step!" Many of us have ...
Views: 1204 - Spiritual Alchemy - by Submitted on Feb 16, 2009 from Beau HermesWe know that the iron core of our earth vibrates at 40 hertz (40 pulses per second.) Our earths crust has a different vibrational speed at around 7.5 hertz. When we are at the height of our brain activity we record roughly 40 hertz and a 7.5 hertz low brain activity. This draws a direct ...
Views: 1363 - The Triple Goddess - by Submitted on Feb 14, 2009 from Beau HermesThe Triple Goddess is said to have been honored as early as 13,000 B.C. We've unfortunately been ruled by a patriarchal system over the last two thousand years. In the Hindu religion, the Triple Goddess was Parvati-Uma-Durga. In ancient Greece she was called Hebe-Hera-Hecate. In ancient Ireland ...
Views: 1471(1 vote) - Plato's Cave - by Submitted on Feb 13, 2009 from Beau HermesIn the book The Republic, Plato tells the story of prisoners of war that were held captive in a cave for such a long period of time, they could not remember their lives before their captivity. These men were forced to face the back of the cave wall for decades, while a fire burned behind them ...
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