isis unveiled, vol 2: chapter iii (religious sects)

"In common with Pythagoras and other hierophant reformers, Jesus divided his teachings into exoteric and esoteric. Following faithfully the Pythagoreo-Essenean ways, he never sat at a meal without saying "grace". The priest prays before his meal", says Josephus, describing the Essenes. Jesus also divided his followers into "neophytes", "brethren", and the "perfect", if we may [...]

isis unveiled, vol 2: chapter iii (religious sects)

"Professor A. Wilder, the editor of Taylor’s Eleusinian Mysteries, observes "a like disposition on the part of Jesus and Paul to classify their doctrines as esoteric and exoteric, the Mysteries of the Kingdom of God 'for the apostles', and 'parables' for the multitude. 'We speak wisdom', says Paul, 'among them that are perfect’, (or initiated)." [...]

Blessed Night, Loves 😊

I Pray All Is Well With Everyone...And Your Hearts And Minds Are Full of Love, Joy, And Compassion...For All God's Children...And All God's Creation. And Wherever Those Higher Qualities Of Love Are Acting In Any Condition...They Will Positively Affect The Energy Of The Atmosphere. Many Of Us Are Aware That There Is An Invisible Battle - [...]

Grateful Day, Everyone…

"Will you try to forget as much destructive conversation as possible during the next thirty days; and put in its place this Cosmic Acknowledgment of the Cosmic Victory, which will save your America from distress and stop the war throughout the World? I think it would be well in your own individual Application, as well [...]

isis unveiled, vol 2: chapter iii (religious sects)

"It was given to a contemporary of Jesus to become the means of pointing out to posterity, by his interpretation of the oldest literature of Israel, how deeply the kabalistic philosophy agreed in its esoterism with that of the profoundest Greek thinkers. This contemporary, an ardent disciple of Plato and Aristotle, was Philo Judaeus. While [...]

isis unveiled, vol 2: chapter iii (religious sects)

"Zoroaster, the primeval institutor of sun-worship, cannot be called the founder of the dualistic system; neither was he the first to teach the unity of God, for he taught but what he had learned himself with the Brahmans. And that Zarathustra and his followers, the Zoroastrians, "had been settled in India before they immigrated into [...]