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"By the way, I remember the words of a Persian philosopher who formulated a thought for the first time about the past, the present and the future. Near a city in Persia, there is a monument on which it is written, ‘The present exists to repair the past and to prepare the future.’ It is just a monument. Simple thing, isn’t it? And at the same time, what a great thing. … It is only with the present that you can repair the past and prepare the future. The future and the past do not exist without the present. The present exists for you to repair all your errors and prepare the future; that is, another life that is desirable for you.

"It is very important for you to feel the present. To have a present, you have to do everything possible. You have to be in the present. The past is the past, yesterday, finished; it will never come back. Tomorrow may come: a different tomorrow depends on the present today. Everything has to be done today. Forget yesterday and forget tomorrow. With today, you repair yesterday and you make it possible for yourself to do what is necessary tomorrow."

~ Gurdjieff, Paris Meetings, 1943

Rosicrucianism
Various authors

Early in the early 17th century, a series of manifestos proclaiming the existence of a mysterious esoteric brotherhood circulated among the intellectual elite of northern Europe. In the veiled language of alchemical symbolism, these manifestos outlined a process of initiation by which entrance to the invisible Brotherhood of the Rose Cross might be gained. As with earlier alchemical literature, the manifestos were eventually read by outsiders who took their allegorical content literally, believing the Rosicrucians to be a group of secretive occultists. It should be obvious that no such groups or individuals have any connection whatsoever to the original sources presented in this volume.


https://tradition.st/rosicrucianism/

What if the demiurge is me 😭

Ancient Egypt: The Light of the World
Gerald Massey

The culmination of a life-long search for the origins of religious thought, Ancient Egypt: The Light of the World represents an overlooked milestone in the field of comparative mythology. Gerald Massey's panoramic study of ancient Egyptian religion and its legacy guides the reader through millennia of worldwide cultural and spiritual development, all the while pointing to a distant, common, Egyptian origin.


https://tradition.st/ancient-egypt-the-light-of-the-world/

Many are unprepared for the next level of Mewing...

REQUIRED WATCHING.

seriously though Abbas is legitimately a Modern Theurgist whose videos are invaluable.

https://youtu.be/sZPznxGhvWI?si=dtdA3zori_8oV3tg

Donald Hoffman and Bernardo Kastrup are both contemporary idealist Schopenhaurians.