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The Hermetic Persian: Decoding the Cosmic Code of Zoroaster, Hermes, and the Emerald Tablet

Philosophy & Religion

The Hermetic Persian: Decoding the Cosmic Code of Zoroaster, Hermes, and the Emerald Tablet

Beyond Egypt and Greece lies the forgotten engine of Hermetic wisdom. This chapter reveals how ancient Zoroastrian Cosmology and the concept of Asha formed the core architecture of the Emerald Tablet.

Omid Deiminiyat7/26/20265 min read
What is Kabbalah and the language of branches

Philosophy & Religion

What is Kabbalah and the language of branches

Kabbalah, which means "that which is received," encompasses a collection of esoteric traditions dating back to the Old Testament of the Bible. Alternatively, it can be said that Kabbalah is a school of thought that originated in southern Europe in the 12th century and deals with issues such as the creation of the world, the nature of God, the ecstatic mystical experience, and the nature of life after death. Ultimately, Kabbalah represents the Jewish form of what all mystical traditions strive for. It means direct and close knowledge of God at a level beyond mind.

Omid Deiminiyat7/7/20269 min read
Summary of the Secret Gospel of John

Philosophy & Religion

Summary of the Secret Gospel of John

This article is a summary of the secret gospel of John. But why is the Gospel of John the Apostle important? Because John the Apostle was the closest person to Jesus Christ, so much so that Jesus entrusted his mother, Mary, to him on the cross, which is a sign of trust. So, without a doubt, he has received the teachings of Jesus well. Apart from these, two important parts in today's Bible are the writings of John the Apostle.

Omid Deiminiyat7/4/20268 min read

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