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Ancient Origins of the #Enneagram anyone? The #Dendera #temple complex easily qualifies as an #ancient #Egyptian mystery school. For sure we have evidence of the house of life (#esoteric #mysteryschool) connected to this temple. The temple’s focus on #astronomy, #astrology and #esotericknowledge is a further testament. (All concepts we discuss during my esoteric egypt tours - tours of Egypt unlike any other!) 🇪🇬 ✈️ And we know #Gurdjieff came to #Luxor and studied #metaphysical subject matter in the #ValleyoftheKings. Did G make it to Dendera? Dendera isn��t all that far from Luxor. 🤔 Maybe it’s a stretch? Maybe not. Could we be looking at the origins (or at least the principles) the symbol of the legendary #secretsociety of G fame? The #Sarmoung brotherhood? 🤔 A symbol that went on to become the enneagram. A symbol not only used by practitioners of the esoteric 4th way teachings, but also a symbol employed by major corporation CEOS (perhaps many of whom haven’t the slightest clue as to the symbols true origins). 🔥 Join us for an Esoteric Tour of Egypt 🇪🇬 https://adeptexpeditions.com/tours (at Dendera Temple complex) https://www.instagram.com/p/CiQP0DepDUz/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[darielivalyen]

THE ASTRONOMER | PINTEREST

Amedu (m) or Ameda (f) | Islander, human | 19yo | Wizard

Trope: MC's childhood friend.

Personality: relaxed, open-minded, esoteric, calm.

Born to a family of merchants from Ferndale, A has always been a bit of an enigma to you. You've been close friends for many years, but you still don't feel like you know them that well. They are a mage with a passion for arcane energies and astronomy, that much cannot be denied, but there is also something darker about them. Something dangerous. When lines get crossed and secrets come to light, will you stick by their side, or will you make them walk their path alone?

THE MONK | PINTEREST

Nelfas (m) or Nelfasu (f) | Saryel/Southerner, human | 22yo | Monk

Trope: Voice of reason.

Personality: calm, detached, rational, unemotional, wise.

Monks are a rare sight in Ferndale, and N is no exception. Given to the Abbey of Silent Tears at an early age, they've spent most of their childhood and early adulthood in relative solitude. When your paths first cross, it feels like a coincidence. But is it really one? When you learn that your home is in danger, will N help you make things right, or will they stand by and do nothing at all?

THE NOBLE ARCHER | PINTEREST

Darion (m) or Daria (f) | Southerner, human | 20yo | Archer

Trope: Arranged engagement.

Personality: sarcastic, rebellious, cunning, evasive, cocky, loud.

Being a noble when there are only two noble families left is not easy, and it's even worse when you're not someone who's fond of tradition. D has been in that very position since the day they were born, and yet, they've never been able to get used to it. When you first run into each other, they're on the run from one of their arranged dates. They have a problem, but they do not wish to face it. But what happens when other, much darker, problems arise? Will D stand by your side when you face the darkness, or will their answer be to run again?

THE WITCHLING | PINTEREST

Cerien (m) or Cerina (f) | Northerner, human | 18yo | Witch

Trope: That strange person no one knows anything about. Someone with a secret crush.

Personality: obsessive, quirky, individualistic, unorthodox, shy.

When your mother dies while giving birth to you, and the family that's supposed to care for you throws you out of the house when your magic manifests at the tender age of four, you're set on a very strange path. But what happens if you also disappear for nine years and come back as a different person? C never needed to wonder about that, as that's exactly what happened to them. Can a person this mysterious and odd live among regular people? Can they be trusted when darkness falls upon the valley?

THE MERCENARY | PINTEREST

Xarien (m) or Xarina (f) | Northerner, human | 25yo | Battlemage

Trope: New person in town. Someone with a lot of inner demons.

Personality: deceitful, cunning, daring, jealous, ruthless.

A bit of a secret character. Anything I say will be a spoiler. For now, they are a mercenary who comes to Ferndale to help with the problems the town is facing. Is there more to them? Who are they? Do their secrets have something to do with the darkness that's spreading across the valley?

THE GUARDIAN* | PINTEREST

Qen (m) | Primeval Elf | 5506yo | Guardian/Holy Warrior

Trope: Someone with a connection to MC's family.

Personality: dutiful, arrogant, lawful, tactful, lonely.

Dedicated, ancient, and certainly not amused, would be the best words to describe Qen at the beginning of the story. His life might have been long and tragic, but it still hasn't prepared him for the current events. When you first run into each other, he almost dies in the process. Who is he? How come no one has ever heard of him? Did he come from outside the valley? How could that be, when the world outside the Secluded Valley ceased to exist over two centuries ago?

*Unlike the other five love interests, Qen's gender is set to male, and he can only be romanced by male characters.

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{🌑✨🛕🛕🛕👸🏿💭💥👼🏿💭🦅💨🛸}When the greeks and Romans took over Ancient kemet they reconverted the Kemites pyramid text and duplicated it with Astrology and astronomy with metaphysics and esoteric meanings changing {Heru} into Michael Angelos painting of Jesus changing Auset the original black madonna into the European mary.

[ariesinwitchcraft]

What is Astrology and why is it important?

Astrology is a science that examines the action of celestial bodies upon all living beings, non-living beings, and earthly conditions, as well as their reactions to such influences. The study of the stars is in fact one of the oldest sciences known to humankind, tracing its origins back to Sumer and even earlier. The Astrological arts were also well known to the Egyptians, Hindus, Chinese, Persians, and the great civilizations of the ancient Americas. 

Astrology is the progenitor of astronomy, and for many years the two existed as one science. Nowadays, astronomy is considered an “objective” science of distances, masses, speeds, etc., while Astrology is a “subjective” and intuitive science which not only deals with the astronomical delineation of horoscopes, but can also be called a philosophy which helps to explain the spiritual essence of life. 

There are in reality two branches of Astrology. The first is Exoteric Astrology which includes the mathematics of the art involved with charting a horoscope and the predictive arts. The second is Esoteric Astrology which deals with mysteries of the universe itself, the spiritual, moral, intellectual, and physical dynamics of the cosmos. Esoteric Astrology reveals the universal pattern of living and the means by which human beings can align themselves with the spiritual fabric and pattern of the universe. It is a system for understanding celestial energies and a method for viewing the universe as a symmetrical whole.

Of great importance to the art of Astrology is the Zodiac. This is a circle or belt, which anciently was said to extend eight or nine degrees on each side of the ecliptic (the Sun’s apparent path around the Earth, or the orbit of the Earth as viewed from the Sun.) The Zodiacal “wheel” is a flat chart which is divided into twelve houses, each of which is said to be ruled by one of the twelve Signs. 

The twelve Signs of the Zodiac are distributed among the four Triplicities (or sets of three Signs). Each of these triplicities is attributed to one of the four Elements, and they represent the operation of the Elements in the Zodiac. The twelve Signs are also divided into three Quadruplicities (or groups of four Signs). Each of these Quadruplicities is attributed to one of the three qualities of Cardinal, Mutable, and Kerubic (Fixed). 

The Triplicities (grouped by Element)

Fire Signs

Aries, Leo, and Sagittarius

Positive traits: fiery, impassioned, eager, spontaneous, independent, and enthusiastic

Negative traits: they can be too forceful, domineering, and overbearing

Water Signs

Cancer, Scorpio, and Pisces

Positive traits: intuitive, receptive, emotional, sensitive, compassionate, and complex

Negative traits: they can be moody, easily influenced, self-pitying, and wavering

Air Signs

Libra, Aquarius, and Gemini

Positive traits: able to communicate well, intellectual, logical, open-minded, idealistic, and objective

Negative traits: they can be cold, insensitive, and impractical

Earth Signs

Capricorn, Taurus, and Virgo

Positive traits: stable, earthy, practical, dependable, conservative, and sensual

Negative traits: they can be dull, slow, possessive, and overly materialistic

The Quadruplicities (grouped by quality)

Cardinal Signs

Aries, Cancer, Libra, and Capricorn

These signs are known as Cardinal because they rule the change of seasons: Aries— spring; Cancer— summer; Libra— fall; Capricorn— winter.  

These signs are also attributed to the four cardinal points of the compass: 

Aries— east; Cancer— north; Libra— west; Capricorn— south.

Positive qualities: Cardinal Signs are active, fervent, independent, enthusiastic, ambitious, and initiating. Mentally they are quick and insatiable.

Negative qualities: They can be impetuous, domineering, thoughtless, and without the abilities to follow through with projects they have started.

Kerubic Signs

Leo, Scorpio, Aquarius, and Taurus

These Fixed Signs govern the middle month of each season. Unlike the Cardinal signs which herald the transition between season, the Kerubic signs are solidly established at the heart of each season. 

Positive qualities: These signs are stable, determined, persevering, able to concentrate, accumulative.

Negative qualities: They can be egotistical, obstinate, and too firmly ingrained in their ways and opinions.

Mutable Signs

Sagittarius, Pisces, Gemini, and Virgo

These Signs rule the closing month of each season. Also called Common Signs, they govern the completion of the work of one season while looking ahead to the next season.

Positive qualities: adaptable, versatile, changeable, subtle, intuitive, and understanding. Mentally they are clever and flexible. 

Negative qualities: They can be unreliable, fickle, deceptive, and cunning. 

—From “Self-Initiation into the Golden Dawn Tradition”, by Chic Cicero and Sandra Tabatha Cicero

[sacredegypt]

Delving into the Mysteries of Ancient Egyptian Priesthood with Sacred Egypt

In the timeless sands of Egypt, amidst the towering monuments and sacred temples, flourished a priesthood whose influence reached far beyond the mortal realm. Join Sacred Egypt as we embark on a journey through the annals of history to uncover the enigmatic world of the ancient Egyptian priesthood.

The ancient Egyptian priesthood was a revered and powerful institution, serving as the intermediary between the mortal realm and the divine. From the grandiose temples of Karnak to the humble shrines of rural villages, priests held sway over every aspect of religious life, guiding the faithful in their worship and serving the gods with unwavering devotion.

At the heart of the priesthood lay a deep reverence for the gods and goddesses of Egypt's pantheon. Priests, known as "hemu," were entrusted with the sacred duty of maintaining cosmic order, or "ma'at," through rituals, offerings, and prayers. Theirs was a life of austerity and piety, dedicated to the service of the divine and the well-being of the community.

The role of the ancient Egyptian priesthood extended far beyond the confines of the temple walls. Priests were also scholars, scribes, and healers, possessing knowledge of astronomy, medicine, and magic. They were the guardians of sacred texts and the keepers of esoteric wisdom, preserving the secrets of the gods for future generations.

Central to the priesthood's power was the belief in divine kingship, wherein the pharaoh was not only a mortal ruler but also a god incarnate. Priests played a crucial role in the coronation and divine legitimation of the pharaoh, ensuring the continuity of cosmic order and the prosperity of the kingdom.

As we reflect on the legacy of the ancient Egyptian priesthood, we are reminded of the enduring power of faith and devotion. Through the lens of Sacred Egypt, we gain insight into a world where the boundaries between the mortal and the divine blurred, and the mysteries of the universe were revealed through sacred rites and rituals.

At Sacred Egypt, we honor the legacy of the ancient Egyptian priesthood through immersive experiences that delve into the heart of Egypt's spiritual heritage. Join us on a journey through time as we explore the sacred sites, temples, and tombs where the priesthood once held sway, and discover the timeless wisdom that continues to inspire awe and wonder to this day.

The ancient Egyptian priesthood stands as a testament to the profound spirituality and wisdom of this remarkable civilization. Through the teachings of Sacred Egypt, we are invited to embrace the lessons of the past and embark on a journey of spiritual awakening and enlightenment. Join us as we unlock the mysteries of the ancient Egyptian priesthood and connect with the divine legacy of the pharaohs.

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From the Ark to Idolatry

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Like the ancient Egyptian rituals for Osiris, Freemasonry promises life after death and access to occult knowledge. Like the mystery cults of Osiris, Freemasonry emphasizes secrecy in its rites and symbols. The two share an interconnected system of rites and beliefs.

When you think of immense wealth and power, most would think of names like Rockefeller and Rothschild. While it’s true that they are known to be extremely wealthy, some other families and power structures have even greater, longer-held wealth and influence that stretches back through history.

These include dynasties and institutions that extend back to ancient Persia, Egypt, the Roman Empire, and the founding of the Catholic Church. Through behind-the-scenes influence over figures like kings, queens, bishops, knights, and others, these powerful entities have shaped history.

The Black Nobility is a network of elite families, linked by bloodlines and wealth, that wield power and influence and act as the base of the worldwide crime syndicate. Most of the Black Nobility are Vatican royalty. They are also known in popular culture as the ‘Cabal’ or ‘Deep State’. You can even see the results of their corruption in the Bible when it describes ‘Mystery Babylon’.

The Black Nobility were the families that financed and created the corporation of the Vatican to impose world slavery as a necessary institution, with the sole belief that some were born to rule and others to be ruled. Their bloodlines originate with the Canaanites and the Phoenicians, who were wealthy merchants. They were apostate Hebrews descended from Ham, Noah’s son. They worshipped Baal, who has been identified as Nimrod. They also worshipped Pan (or Saturn) and sacrificed their children to Moloch.

They build and destroy empires for control through an order-out-of-chaos process. They destroy to build, then build to destroy. Royal and noble houses are corporate entities that claim to rule and own land, resources, and people. 

These Babylonian/Phoenicians founded Venice. The Black Nobility descends primarily from these bloodlines. The word ‘Phoenician’ became ‘Venetian’. The Black Nobility families primarily live in Venice and Genoa Italy today.

Some of the major Roman (Phoenician) Black Nobility royal bloodlines include the following:

The Orsini (Maximus / Orso) family claim to be the Zoroastrianist esoteric heads of the Jesuit Order. Members of the Orsini family include three popes, 34 cardinals, numerous condottieri, and many other significant political and religious figures. Allegedly, the Rothschilds can trace their own lineage back to Nimrod.

Sometimes history can get complicated with so many different names and seemingly different characters, but as we’ve seen, it's not so disjointed. Just a few people who waged war with God became the victors throughout many languages and nations resulting in many different names for the same people. These men were seen as the ancestors of the ruling class in various ancient civilizations, and their names were associated with the development of astronomy, astrology, and magic.

The worship of these men as gods is idolatry. There is only one true God, and all other gods are false idols.

“Ye shall be as gods”

The same adversary since the beginning of time has been carefully crafting narratives to throw humanity off his trail of interconnectedness and deceit in order to indirectly worship him. We’ve seen the pattern of self-deification and pride, reminiscent of Lucifer's age-old desire to take the place of God in the hearts of men. It’s interesting to note that the wicked rulers of today claim to descend from the wicked rulers of yesterday.

Let us hold fast to the reassurance found in 1 John 4:4: "Little children, you are from God and have overcome them, for he who is in you is greater than he who is in the world."

[jokhas]

FAVORITE THINGS AND HOBBIES.

while much of his time is dedicated to his studies and his role as ceo of armon books, he also makes time for activities that allow him to explore his interests and unwind from the pressures of his dual life:

EXPLORING ANCIENT RUINS.

josef has a fascination with ancient civilizations and lost civilizations. he enjoys embarking on expeditions to explore forgotten ruins and archaeological sites, seeking to uncover hidden treasures and unlock the secrets of the past.

ALCHEMY AND POTION BREWING.

as a master of the arcane, josef has a keen interest in alchemy and potion brewing. he spends hours in his laboratory, concocting elixirs and potions infused with mystical energies, experimenting with new ingredients and techniques to unlock their full potential.

STARGAZING AND ASTRONOMY.

josef finds solace in the contemplation of the cosmos, spending evenings gazing up at the stars through his telescope. he enjoys studying the movements of the celestial bodies and pondering the mysteries of the universe.

CHESS AND STRATEGY GAMES.

josef is a keen strategist and enjoys games of intellect and skill. he often plays chess with friends and associates, relishing the opportunity to test his wits and hone his strategic thinking.

WRITING AND POETRY.

in moments of introspection, josef finds solace in the written word. he enjoys writing poetry and prose, exploring themes of magic, mysticism, and existential angst in his work.

BOTANICAL GARDENING.

josef has a deep appreciation for the natural world and enjoys spending time tending to his botanical garden. he cultivates rare and exotic plants, finding joy in their beauty and the sense of tranquility they bring to his estate.

MYSTICAL MEDITATION.

josef practices meditation as a means of centering himself and tapping into the deeper currents of the arcane. he spends time in quiet contemplation, seeking to connect with the energies of the universe and unlock new insights into the mysteries of existence.

OCCULT STUDIES AND RESEARCH.

outside of his professional responsibilities, josef dedicates time to his own personal studies and research in the occult. he delves into ancient texts and scrolls, seeking to expand his understanding of magic and unlock new powers and abilities.

while he is drawn to the arcane and esoteric, he also finds inspiration in the classics of literature and works of philosophy that explore the nature of existence and the mysteries of the human condition.

ARCANE LORE.

unsurprisingly, josef has a deep affinity for books that delve into the arcane and occult. he is drawn to ancient grimoires, forbidden texts, and tomes of dark magic that hold the keys to unlocking the secrets of the universe. whether it's deciphering forgotten incantations or studying the lore of ancient civilizations, josef finds solace in the esoteric knowledge contained within these volumes.

PHILOSOPHICAL WORKS. 

josef is a voracious reader of philosophical literature, finding inspiration in the writings of thinkers who ponder the nature of reality, consciousness, and existence itself. from the works of plato and aristotle to the existential musings of nietzsche and kierkegaard, he delves into the depths of human thought, seeking to unravel the mysteries of the mind and soul.

CLASSIC LITERATURE.

despite his penchant for the arcane, josef also appreciates the classics of literature, finding beauty and wisdom in the timeless works of authors from across the ages. whether it's the epic poetry of homer, the tragic dramas of shakespeare, or the philosophical novels of dostoevsky, he finds himself captivated by the power of storytelling and the enduring truths that lie within.

HISTORICAL TEXTS. 

josef is fascinated by history, particularly the ancient civilizations and lost empires that have shaped the course of human events. he devours books on ancient egypt, mesopotamia, and greece, immersing himself in the rich tapestry of cultures and mythologies that have come before. he seeks to understand the lessons of the past and how they can inform the present and future.

SCIENCE FICTION AND FANTASY. 

in moments of leisure, josef enjoys indulging in the fantastical realms of science fiction and fantasy literature. whether it's exploring distant galaxies in the works of isaac asimov and arthur c. clarke or embarking on epic quests in the worlds of j.r.r. tolkien and george r.r. martin, he finds escapism and inspiration in the realms of imagination.

[gautam-101]

Unveiling the Cosmic Dance: Exploring the Interplay of Astrology and Astronomy

Introduction

In the vast tapestry of the cosmos, two disciplines stand side by side, often entwined yet distinct in their pursuits—astrology and astronomy. While astronomy delves into the scientific study of celestial objects and their movements, astrology traverses the realm of cosmic symbolism, interpreting the influence of these celestial bodies on human existence. While their paths may seem divergent, a closer examination reveals an intricate interconnection between the two, inviting us to explore the underlying link that binds them.

Also read - Exploring the Intriguing Connection: Numerology and Astrology

Astrology, with its ancient origins steeped in the observations of planetary motions, has long fascinated humanity. It crafts a narrative of personality traits, destinies, and relationships, attributing them to the positions of celestial bodies at the time of birth. On the other hand, astronomy, grounded in empirical observation and scientific inquiry, scrutinizes the celestial phenomena through telescopic lenses and mathematical models, deciphering the mechanics of the universe.

This exploration endeavors to peel back the layers that separate astrology and astronomy, uncovering their shared roots and examining how their paths diverged over time. By bridging these realms, we seek not only to understand their historical kinship but also to appreciate how they contribute to our comprehension of the cosmos and ourselves.

The Historical Nexus: Birth and Divergence

At the dawn of human civilization, astrology and astronomy were inseparable twins, their roles often indistinguishable. Early cultures, from the Mesopotamians to the Egyptians, viewed celestial occurrences as omens guiding earthly affairs. Babylonian tablets cataloged astronomical data alongside astrological interpretations, linking cosmic events to terrestrial events and rulers' decisions.

However, the Age of Enlightenment heralded the division between these disciplines. Astronomy emerged as a distinct scientific pursuit, divorcing itself from the mystical associations of astrology. Pioneers like Copernicus and Galileo unraveled the heliocentric model, revolutionizing our understanding of planetary orbits and celestial mechanics. Meanwhile, astrology evolved independently, weaving its tapestry of zodiac signs, houses, and planetary alignments, retaining its esoteric allure.

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The Celestial Tapestry: Aligning the Skies

Astronomy's telescopic gaze unveils the awe-inspiring beauty and complexity of the cosmos. It maps galaxies, tracks asteroids, and probes the mysteries of black holes and dark matter. Meanwhile, astrology interprets the cosmic symphony, attributing distinct energies and meanings to planetary alignments within zodiacal constellations. The zodiac, divided into twelve signs, reflects the sun's apparent path through the heavens, each sign carrying unique attributes influencing human traits and experiences.

Astrologers delve into birth charts, intricately plotting planetary positions at the moment of birth to decipher an individual's personality, strengths, and challenges. Astronomy, meanwhile, offers precise calculations of planetary positions, enabling astrologers to craft accurate charts, aligning cosmic movements with human experiences.

The Modern Dialogue: Science and Perception

In contemporary times, the relationship between astrology and astronomy remains complex. Scientific scrutiny often dismisses astrology as pseudoscience due to the lack of empirical evidence supporting its claims. Astronomers emphasize the gravitational forces between celestial bodies, acknowledging their impact on Earth but negating astrology's premise of influencing individual destinies.

Yet, a growing curiosity persists in exploring potential correlations between celestial events and human behavior. Psychologists study the 'Barnum Effect,' where individuals relate strongly to vague and general personality descriptions—a phenomenon mirrored in astrological readings. Additionally, studies explore seasonal effects on human biology and psychology, hinting at plausible connections to celestial cycles.

Conclusion

The enduring enigma of the cosmos continues to beckon humanity, inspiring a ceaseless quest for understanding. Astrology and astronomy, while diverging in methodology and societal perception, share a historical lineage deeply intertwined. They represent different facets of our fascination with the heavens, one seeking empirical truths, while the other explores cosmic symbolism and human connection.

The link between astrology and astronomy transcends mere observation; it embodies humanity's timeless endeavor to decipher the mysteries of existence. As we navigate the celestial dance, let us embrace the synergy between these disciplines, fostering a dialogue that enriches our comprehension of the universe and our place within it.

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[allaboutparanormal]

  Discover the Magicians, Martyrs and Madmen Tarot Deck

0 - The Fool: James Douglas, The 3rd Marquess of Queensberry Meet James Douglas, the 3rd Marquess of Queensberry, a man characterized as an "imbecile" and "violently insane." Locked away since childhood in Queensberry House in Edinburgh, his life story is as enigmatic as this tarot card.

1 - The Magician: Johann Georg Faust Delve into the world of Johann Georg Faust, commonly known as "Dr. Faustus." He was a scholar and alchemist who made a Faustian pact with the devil, delving into themes of ambition, temptation, and the consequences of selling one's soul.

2 - The High Priestess: Marie Laveau Meet the legendary Marie Laveau, the "Voodoo Queen" of New Orleans, a free woman of color who became a spiritual and community leader through her involvement in Voodoo practices. Her story unfolds in this card.

3 - The Empress: Elizabeth Báthory de Ecsed The infamous "Blood Countess," Elizabeth Báthory, is depicted in all her gruesome glory. Learn about her acts of cruelty and her chilling legacy in this tarot card.

4 - The Emperor: Nero Discover the dark reign of Nero, one of ancient Rome's most infamous emperors. His persecution of Christians and the great fire of Rome are central elements of this card.

5 - The Hierophant: Tomas de Torquemada Tomas de Torquemada, the first Grand Inquisitor of the Spanish Inquisition, stands as a symbol of religious persecution and the fight for orthodoxy. Explore his role in history through this tarot card.

6 - The Lovers: Juliette Bisson, Eva Carrière, Evita & Juan Perón, Sergius and Bacchus This card is a unique blend of historical figures. Juliette Bisson, Eva Carrière, Evita & Juan Perón, and Sergius and Bacchus each bring their distinct stories to the Tarot, encompassing mediums, political figures, and early Christian saints.

7 - The Chariot: Pedro de Alvarado Follow the conquest of Central America and Mexico through the eyes of Spanish conquistador Pedro de Alvarado, a pivotal figure in the history of the Americas.

8 - Strength: Peter Stumpp The infamous German werewolf, Peter Stumpp, takes center stage in this card. His story as one of history's most notorious werewolves is sure to send shivers down your spine.

9 - The Hermit: Edward Kelley Edward Kelley, an English occultist, alchemist, and spirit medium from the late 16th century, invites you into the world of esoteric knowledge.

10 - The Wheel of Fortune: John Dee Explore the mysteries of mathematics, astronomy, and angelic communication alongside John Dee, Queen Elizabeth I's advisor, in this tarot card.

11 - Justice: Matthew Hopkins Meet Matthew Hopkins, the "Witchfinder General," a prominent English witch-hunter during the English Civil War period, as he administers his form of justice.

12 - Ngongo Lutete Discover the compelling story of Ngongo Lutete, a significant Songye leader during the late 19th century, as he rises from enslavement to respected leadership.

13 - Death: Jack the Ripper Unveil the chilling enigma of Jack the Ripper, the unidentified serial killer who terrorized London's Whitechapel district in 1888.

XVIII-THE MOON GREGORI RASPUTIN

Grigori Rasputin, often referred to as Rasputin, was a Russian mystic and confidant of the Romanov family, the ruling family of the Russian Empire. He is one of the most enigmatic and controversial figures in Russian history. Here are some key points about his life:

Early Life: Grigori Rasputin was born in Siberia, Russia, in 1869. He came from a peasant background and was largely uneducated. He worked as a wanderer, sometimes as a religious pilgrim, and later claimed to have had spiritual and mystical experiences.

Rise to Prominence: Rasputin's reputation as a mystic and faith healer spread, and he gained the attention of Tsar Nicholas II and Tsarina Alexandra, who were searching for a cure for their son, Alexei, who suffered from hemophilia. Rasputin's supposed ability to alleviate Alexei's symptoms earned him the trust and favor of the royal family.

Influence on the Romanovs: Rasputin's influence on the Romanovs grew over time. He was often seen as a spiritual advisor and had significant influence over many of their decisions, which led to criticism and controversy.

   Controversy and Scandals: Rasputin was widely criticized for his behavior, perceived debauchery, and involvement in political matters. Many Russian nobles and officials viewed him as a charlatan and a threat to the monarchy.

Assassination: Rasputin's influence and scandals provoked deep divisions in the Russian court and society. In December 1916, he was assassinated by a group of nobles who were determined to remove him from the royal family's circle. He was poisoned, shot, and thrown into the Neva River, where his body was later found.

Russian Revolution: Rasputin's murder did not save the Romanov dynasty. The Russian Revolution of 1917 ultimately led to the overthrow of Tsar Nicholas II, the end of the Romanov dynasty, and the establishment of a communist government in Russia.

XX JUDGEMENT - BENDER FAMILY

The Bloody Benders were a family of German immigrants who lived in Labette County, Kansas, in the 1870s. They were notorious for their gruesome crimes, which included robbing and murdering travelers who stopped at their inn, often referred to as the "Bloody Benders' Inn."

The family consisted of John Bender Sr., his wife Elvira Bender, their son John Jr., and daughter Kate. The family operated a small general store and inn, which was conveniently located along the Osage Trail, a popular route for travelers. The Benders would lure travelers to their inn, offer them a meal, and then murder them, often by striking them on the head with a hammer or slitting their throats. Afterward, they would bury the bodies in the garden or basement.

Their crimes went undetected for a time, as travelers often disappeared without a trace, and there were no immediate suspicions of the Benders. However, as more and more people went missing, and rumors of the sinister inn began to circulate, a local investigation was launched.

When authorities searched the property, they discovered several bodies, and it became clear that the Benders were responsible for a string of murders. However, by the time the authorities arrived, the Benders had already fled and were never apprehended.

The Bloody Benders' crimes and their ability to evade capture have made them one of the most infamous and mysterious cases in the history of American crime. The family's gruesome actions have been the subject of numerous books, articles, and works of fiction over the years, and their story continues to be a topic of fascination and horror.

            XXI THE WORLD - ALEISTER CROWLEY

Aleister Crowley, whose full name was Edward Alexander Crowley, was a British occultist, writer, and ceremonial magician. He was born on October 12, 1875, in Royal Leamington Spa, England, and died on December 1, 1947. Crowley is one of the most influential and controversial figures in the world of Western esotericism and the occult. Here are some key points about his life and beliefs:

Thelema: Crowley is best known for his role in developing Thelema, a new religious and philosophical movement based on his writings and beliefs. The central tenet of Thelema is "Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law." It emphasizes personal and spiritual freedom, self-discovery, and individual will.

The Book of the Law: Crowley's most famous work is "The Book of the Law" (also known as "Liber AL vel Legis"). He claimed that this book was dictated to him by a spiritual entity named Aiwass in 1904. It serves as the foundational text of Thelema and outlines its core principles.

Occult Organizations: Crowley was a member of several occult organizations, including the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn and Ordo Templi Orientis (O.T.O.). He played a prominent role in the development of the O.T.O. and its religious aspects.

Prolific Writer: Crowley was a prolific writer, producing numerous books and essays on occultism, magick, spirituality, and other esoteric subjects. Some of his notable works include "The Book of Thoth" (on tarot), "Magick in Theory and Practice," and "The Equinox" (a series of publications).

Controversy and Notoriety: Crowley's life was marked by controversy and scandal. His libertine lifestyle, recreational drug use, and his public persona as the "Great Beast 666" drew criticism and condemnation from many quarters.

Legacy: Despite the controversies, Aleister Crowley's influence on the modern occult, esoteric, and spiritual movements remains significant. His teachings and writings have inspired many individuals and organizations, and Thelema continues to be practiced by adherents.

Aleister Crowley's life and philosophy continue to be the subject of scholarly study, and his ideas have left a lasting mark on various fields, from spirituality to popular culture. He is considered one of the most important figures in the history of Western occultism.

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Difference Between

Difference between Astrology and Cosmology

It's no coincidence that the scientific fields of astronomy and cosmology share a common focus on the cosmos. Despite this commonality, there is significant difference between these disciplines. There is a clear distinction between the fields of study of cosmology and astrology.

Definition of Astrology and Cosmology:

The discipline of astrology investigates how cosmic bodies like stars and planets influence physical motion and spatial orientation. Since it is not generally accepted as scientific, it cannot be considered a subfield of astronomy. Stars, galaxies, nebulae, and anything else outside Earth's atmosphere are the subjects of astronomy. These heavenly bodies are the focus of astronomers' investigations into their locations, velocities, and characteristics.

Cosmology is a subfield of astronomy that focuses on how the cosmos came to be and how it developed. Key phenomena, such as the Big Bang, are highlighted, along with current events and future forecasts. While both astrology and cosmology use the stars and planets in their research, cosmology can provide solid evidence for its claims, while astrology does not.

Types of Astrology:

Some people even believe that there are more than 80 sub-disciplines within the field of astrology. We won't get into all of Astrology's 80 subfields here, but here are a few examples:

Horoscopes Astrology:

Horoscope astrologers examine the influence of the stars and planets on human nature and behavior using a celestial map.

Birth Astrology:

In this branch of astrology, predictions about a person's future or present are made.

Mundane Astrology:

Based on historical cycles, mundane astrology attempts to foretell the course of global events.

Medicinal Astrology:

An ancient concept that your zodiac sign might provide clues to your health is at the heart of medical astrology. A medical astrologer can use your sign's planetary alignment to determine what's wrong with you.

Horoscopes Astrology:

An astrologer specializing in relationships will utilize birth charts to assess a couple's potential compatibility and identify potential areas of conflict.

Types of Cosmology:

The field of cosmology can be broken down into four subfields:

The religious cosmology:

From a religious perspective, Religious Cosmology follows the same foundations as Physical Cosmology. A variety of religious texts offer explanations for the cosmos' peculiarities. Let's use the Christian Bible as an example: God first created everything.

Metaphysics Cosmology:

This branch of cosmology, sometimes known as philosophical cosmology, investigates whether the cosmos has a hidden purpose and what that purpose may be.

Physical Cosmology:

Look into cosmic catastrophes and their aftermaths in detail. The study of the Big Bang theory is one example of this.

Esoteric Cosmology:

Mythical explanations for the origins of the cosmos are at the heart of esoteric cosmology, typically rooted in long-forgotten ideas.

Conclusion:

Astronomy and Cosmology are two distinct but related fields. Understanding our place in the universe and the cosmos gives us a deeper appreciation for the beauty and wonder of our home planet.

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Difference between Astrology and Cosmology

It's no coincidence that the scientific fields of astronomy and cosmology share a common focus on the cosmos. Despite this commonality, there is significant difference between these disciplines. There is a clear distinction between the fields of study of cosmology and astrology.

Definition of Astrology and Cosmology:

The discipline of astrology investigates how cosmic bodies like stars and planets influence physical motion and spatial orientation. Since it is not generally accepted as scientific, it cannot be considered a subfield of astronomy. Stars, galaxies, nebulae, and anything else outside Earth's atmosphere are the subjects of astronomy. These heavenly bodies are the focus of astronomers' investigations into their locations, velocities, and characteristics.

Cosmology is a subfield of astronomy that focuses on how the cosmos came to be and how it developed. Key phenomena, such as the Big Bang, are highlighted, along with current events and future forecasts. While both astrology and cosmology use the stars and planets in their research, cosmology can provide solid evidence for its claims, while astrology does not.

Types of Astrology:

Some people even believe that there are more than 80 sub-disciplines within the field of astrology. We won't get into all of Astrology's 80 subfields here, but here are a few examples:

Horoscopes Astrology:

Horoscope astrologers examine the influence of the stars and planets on human nature and behavior using a celestial map.

Birth Astrology:

In this branch of astrology, predictions about a person's future or present are made.

Mundane Astrology:

Based on historical cycles, mundane astrology attempts to foretell the course of global events.

Medicinal Astrology:

An ancient concept that your zodiac sign might provide clues to your health is at the heart of medical astrology. A medical astrologer can use your sign's planetary alignment to determine what's wrong with you.

Horoscopes Astrology:

An astrologer specializing in relationships will utilize birth charts to assess a couple's potential compatibility and identify potential areas of conflict.

Types of Cosmology:

The field of cosmology can be broken down into four subfields:

The religious cosmology:

From a religious perspective, Religious Cosmology follows the same foundations as Physical Cosmology. A variety of religious texts offer explanations for the cosmos' peculiarities. Let's use the Christian Bible as an example: God first created everything.

Metaphysics Cosmology:

This branch of cosmology, sometimes known as philosophical cosmology, investigates whether the cosmos has a hidden purpose and what that purpose may be.

Physical Cosmology:

Look into cosmic catastrophes and their aftermaths in detail. The study of the Big Bang theory is one example of this.

Esoteric Cosmology:

Mythical explanations for the origins of the cosmos are at the heart of esoteric cosmology, typically rooted in long-forgotten ideas.

Conclusion:

Astronomy and Cosmology are two distinct but related fields. Understanding our place in the universe and the cosmos gives us a deeper appreciation for the beauty and wonder of our home planet.

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They are failing because about 70% of your schools are nothing but Puppy Mills.  And some are over-crowded and not conducive environments for them.  Also, the subjects being taught need to be upgraded.

You need to include - Basic Computer Programming, Esoteric subjects like Horary Astrology and Scripture studies including the Koran, Bhagavada Gita, and Enoch and the Good Book in LATIN.  You need Language Arts that teach etymology and Latin and Ancient Greek.  They should be all studying a foreign language by the time they are in Pre-K.  They need to be taught every single Numeral from 1 to 10 and their symbolic significance by the time they are 5.  There needs to be more music and art.  And of course Fitness and diet.  As well as self-care and guidance counseling.  Creativity and Critical Thinking skills need to be improved.  They need to be exposed to cultures all over the known world.  Astronomy and Astrophysics.  Flowers, trees, geology.  And of course Weather.  Farmer’s Almanac.  Dance. A form of Martial Arts.  Basic Anthropology.  Creation myths.  Mythologies.  Western Civilization.  Eastern Civilization.  Other Civilizations.  Proper ENGLISH.  As well as other languages.

They are just puppy mills for a bunch of dogs.

And your grading system is ridiculous.

~Meagan Leeds

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Las estrellas de Nasir al-Din al-Tusi

 Muhammad ibn Muhammad ibn al-Hasan al-Tūsī (Persian: محمد ابن محمد ابن حسن طوسی 18 February 1201 – 26 June 1274), better known as Nasir al-Din al-Tusi (Persian: نصیر الدین طوسی; or simply Tusi /ˈtuːsi/[4] in the West), was a Persian polymath, architect, philosopher, physician, scientist, and theologian.[5] Nasir al-Din al-Tusi was a well published author, writing on subjects of math, engineering, prose, and mysticism. Additionally, al-Tusi made several scientific advancements. In astronomy, al-Tusi created very accurate tables of planetary motion, an updated planetary model, and critiques of Ptolemaic astronomy. He also made strides in logic, mathematics but especially trigonometry, biology, and chemistry. Nasir al-Din al-Tusi left behind a great legacy as well. Some consider Tusi one of the greatest scientists of medieval Islam,[6] since he is often considered the creator of trigonometry as a mathematical discipline in its own right.[7][8][9] The Muslim scholar Ibn Khaldun (1332–1406) considered Tusi to be the greatest of the later Persian scholars.[10] There is also reason to believe that he may have influenced Copernican heliocentrism.[11][12][13][14][15][16] Nasir proposed that humans are related to animals and that some animals have a limited level of awareness while humans have a superior level of awareness amongst animals. He also framed a very basic evolutionary theory (though markedly different from modern evolutionary theory). [17]

A Treatise on the Astrolabe by Tusi, Isfahan 1505

Works:

Sayr wa-Suluk (The Voyage) - Autobiography[26]

Kitāb al-Shakl al-qattāʴ Book on the complete quadrilateral. A five-volume summary of trigonometry.

Al-Tadhkirah fi'ilm al-hay'ah – A memoir on the science of astronomy. Many commentaries were written about this work called Sharh al-Tadhkirah (A Commentary on al-Tadhkirah) - Commentaries were written by Abd al-Ali ibn Muhammad ibn al-Husayn al-Birjandi and by Nazzam Nishapuri.

Akhlaq-i Nasiri – A work on ethics.

al-Risalah al-Asturlabiyah – A Treatise on the astrolabe.

Zij-i Ilkhani (Ilkhanic Tables) – A major astronomical treatise, completed in 1272.

Sharh al-Isharat (Commentary on Avicenna's Isharat)

Awsaf al-Ashraf a short mystical-ethical work in Persian.[29]

Tajrīd al-Iʿtiqād (Summation of Belief) – A commentary on Shia doctrines.

Talkhis al-Muhassal (summary of summaries).

Maṭlūb al-muʾminīn (Desideratum of the Faithful)[20]

Aghaz u anjam - Esoteric interpretation of the Quran[21]

An example from one of his poems:

Anyone who knows, and knows that he knows, makes the steed of intelligence leap over the vault of heaven. Anyone who does not know but knows that he does not know, can bring his lame little donkey to the destination nonetheless. Anyone who does not know, and does not know that he does not know, is stuck forever in double ignorance.

During his stay in Nishapur, Tusi established a reputation as an exceptional scholar. Tusi’s prose writing, which numbers over 150 works, represent one of the largest collections by a single Islamic author. Writing in both Arabic and Persian, Nasir al-Din Tusi dealt with both religious ("Islamic") topics and non-religious or secular subjects ("the ancient sciences").[27] His works include the definitive Arabic versions of the works of Euclid, Archimedes, Ptolemy, Autolycus, and Theodosius of Bithynia.[27]

The Astronomical Observatory of Nasir al-Dīn Tusi.

The amazing Tusi couple 

Astronomy Further information:

Tusi-couple 

Tusi convinced Hulegu Khan to construct an observatory for establishing accurate astronomical tables for better astrological predictions. Beginning in 1259, the Rasad Khaneh observatory was constructed in Azarbaijan, south of the river Aras, and to the west of Maragheh, the capital of the Ilkhanate Empire.[30]

Based on the observations in this for the time being most advanced observatory, Tusi made very accurate tables of planetary movements as depicted in his book Zij-i ilkhani (Ilkhanic Tables). This book contains astronomical tables for calculating the positions of the planets and the names of the stars. His model for the planetary system is believed to be the most advanced of his time, and was used extensively until the development of the heliocentric model in the time of Nicolaus Copernicus. Between Ptolemy and Copernicus, he is considered by many[who?] to be one of the most eminent astronomers of his time. His famous student Shams al-Din al-Bukhari[3] was the teacher of Byzantine scholar Gregory Chioniades,[31] who had in turn trained astronomer Manuel Bryennios[32] about 1300 in Constantinople.

For his planetary models, he invented a geometrical technique called a Tusi-couple, which generates linear motion from the sum of two circular motions. He used this technique to replace Ptolemy's problematic equant[33] for many planets, but was unable to find a solution to Mercury, which was solved later by Ibn al-Shatir as well as Ali Qushji.[34] The Tusi couple was later employed in Ibn al-Shatir's geocentric model and Nicolaus Copernicus' heliocentric Copernican model.[35] He also calculated the value for the annual precession of the equinoxes and contributed to the construction and usage of some astronomical instruments including the astrolabe.

Ṭūsī criticized Ptolemy's use of observational evidence to show that the Earth was at rest, noting that such proofs were not decisive. Although it doesn't mean that he was a supporter of mobility of the earth, as he and his 16th-century commentator al-Bīrjandī, maintained that the earth's immobility could be demonstrated, only by physical principles found in natural philosophy.[36] Tusi's criticisms of Ptolemy were similar to the arguments later used by Copernicus in 1543 to defend the Earth's rotation.[37]

About the real essence of the Milky Way, Ṭūsī in his Tadhkira writes: "The Milky Way, i.e. the galaxy, is made up of a very large number of small, tightly-clustered stars, which, on account of their concentration and smallness, seem to be cloudy patches. because of this, it was likened to milk in color." [38] Three centuries later the proof of the Milky Way consisting of many stars came in 1610 when Galileo Galilei used a telescope to study the Milky Way and discovered that it is really composed of a huge number of faint stars.[39]

more in wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nasir_al-Din_al-Tusi

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An impression of Babylonian seal showing goddess Ishtar carrying a staff with the six-pointed star c. 1894 BC