is this the book?
THE SECRET TEACHINGS OF ALL
AGES
AN ENCYCLOPEDIC OUTLINE OF
MASONIC, HERMETIC,
QABBALISTIC AND ROSICRUCIAN
SYMBOLICAL PHILOSOPHY
Being an Interpretation of the
Secret Teachings concealed within the Rituals, Allegories,
and Mysteries of all Ages
By
Manly P. Hall
looks cool. will read
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"Menedemus was apparently of a somewhat belligerent temperament and often returned from his lectures in
a badly bruised condition."
Philosophy Fighting Championship?
"Euclid maintained that good has no opposite and
therefore evil does not exist. Being asked about the nature of the gods, he declared
himself ignorant of their disposition save that they hated curious persons."
Good has no opposite as light has no opposite? Absence of light is darkness. Is the absence of good evil? hmm
lol god does seem to hate curious people ie adam & eve forbidden from eating the fruit of knowledge
a badly bruised condition."
Philosophy Fighting Championship?
"Euclid maintained that good has no opposite and
therefore evil does not exist. Being asked about the nature of the gods, he declared
himself ignorant of their disposition save that they hated curious persons."
Good has no opposite as light has no opposite? Absence of light is darkness. Is the absence of good evil? hmm
lol god does seem to hate curious people ie adam & eve forbidden from eating the fruit of knowledge
this book is cracking me up in a weird way but it's really good so far
the beggar philosopher who lived in a tub?
"Diogenes of Sinopis is remembered chiefly for the tub in the Metroum which for many
years served him as a home. The people of Athens loved the beggar-philosopher, and
when a youth in jest bored holes in the tub, the city presented Diogenes with a new one
and punished the youth."
the beggar philosopher who lived in a tub?
"Diogenes of Sinopis is remembered chiefly for the tub in the Metroum which for many
years served him as a home. The people of Athens loved the beggar-philosopher, and
when a youth in jest bored holes in the tub, the city presented Diogenes with a new one
and punished the youth."
"Baruch de Spinoza, the eminent Dutch philosopher, conceived God to be a substance
absolutely self-existent and needing no other conception besides itself to render it
complete and intelligible. The nature of this Being was held by Spinoza to be
comprehensible only through its attributes, which are extension and thought: these
combine to form an endless variety of aspects or modes. The mind of man is one of the modes of
infinite thought; the body of man one of the modes of infinite extension. Through reason
man is enabled to elevate himself above the illusionary world of the senses and find
eternal repose in perfect union with the Divine Essence. Spinoza, it has been said,
deprived God of all personality, making Deity synonymous with the universe."
absolutely self-existent and needing no other conception besides itself to render it
complete and intelligible. The nature of this Being was held by Spinoza to be
comprehensible only through its attributes, which are extension and thought: these
combine to form an endless variety of aspects or modes. The mind of man is one of the modes of
infinite thought; the body of man one of the modes of infinite extension. Through reason
man is enabled to elevate himself above the illusionary world of the senses and find
eternal repose in perfect union with the Divine Essence. Spinoza, it has been said,
deprived God of all personality, making Deity synonymous with the universe."
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Yes. That is the book.
It is available online as a pdf. The book is just so much better. To read as a book.
It is available online as a pdf. The book is just so much better. To read as a book.
People say they all want the truth, but when they are confronted with a truth that disagrees with them, they balk at it as if it were an unwanted zombie apocalypse come to destroy civilization.
cool so far. i like the material book too but lemons
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i liked that quote about coming back bruised up too........
People say they all want the truth, but when they are confronted with a truth that disagrees with them, they balk at it as if it were an unwanted zombie apocalypse come to destroy civilization.
heres more info from a francis bacon john dee vid masato posted
[youtube]HQ1dwdvluf0?t=1h11m41s[/youtube]
[youtube]HQ1dwdvluf0?t=1h11m41s[/youtube]
Greenseed, just copy/paste whatever is AFTER the = in the Youtube code
Bacon and Dee are some of the most interesting figures from British History. Some say Bacon was actually the brains behind Shakespeare, and that 'Shakespeare' was just a pen name that had something to do with the Spear of Destiny (Shake Spear)
Manly P Hall was a badass, and imo does not carry the darker sides of the Mystery Religion agenda. He was a scholar from the outside looking in. There are TONS of hours of him on Youtube giving talks and lectures and they are ALL great, I've spent many-a-day listening to them. What's most amazing is that he gives these talks with no notes, cue-cards or script. His understanding of the material is so deep and confident he just speaks directly from his mind/heart and delivers masterful explanations of these secret religious wisdoms.
Not entirely human imo
Bacon and Dee are some of the most interesting figures from British History. Some say Bacon was actually the brains behind Shakespeare, and that 'Shakespeare' was just a pen name that had something to do with the Spear of Destiny (Shake Spear)
Manly P Hall was a badass, and imo does not carry the darker sides of the Mystery Religion agenda. He was a scholar from the outside looking in. There are TONS of hours of him on Youtube giving talks and lectures and they are ALL great, I've spent many-a-day listening to them. What's most amazing is that he gives these talks with no notes, cue-cards or script. His understanding of the material is so deep and confident he just speaks directly from his mind/heart and delivers masterful explanations of these secret religious wisdoms.
Not entirely human imo
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