The Hermetic Hour - The "Why" of Magick

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Published on Sep 9, 2023
The Hermetic Hour's host Poke Runyon leads a discussion on Hermetic Philosophy, from ancient Alexandria through the Renaissance, and into the modern era. We look at the early work of Empedocles and Pythagoras, the Pomander and the Asclepius, the Emerald Tablet, and the Chaldean Oracles. We consider the Gnostic connection, and how the kabbalah arose from Greek, Assyrian, and Gnostic roots, and how it joined with Hermeticism in the Renaissance. We establish why astrology is so important in the magical art. Most importantly we look for The Great Secret of Hermetic-kabbalistic philosophy. This is the "Why" of Magick. This is the Holy Grail that we search for. This is the reason we dedicate our lives to an art that destroys the fools, and makes the wise immortal. I doubt that you have ever heard anything like this before. Tune in and we will open the pathway to enlightenment. Nosce te Ipsum -- Tu es Deus.

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