This discourse explores Hermetic teachings on God's unmanifest nature, the duality of human spirits, and the concept that negative traits are intelligent spiritual entities possessing mankind.
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Resume IA: The Duality of Man: The Divine Science of Possession presente les idees centrales suivantes: This discourse explores Hermetic teachings on God's unmanifest nature, the duality of human spirits, and the concept that negative traits are intelligent spiritual entities possessing mankind.
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This video presents the fifth discourse in a series analyzing the teachings of Hermes Trismegistus, arguing that they form the foundation of Abrahamic faiths and align with the teachings of Imam Ahmad Al-Hassan. The speaker examines the paradox of an unseen God who is most manifest through the order of the universe and the human form, drawing parallels to Islamic concepts of seeing God with the heart rather than physical eyes. A central theme is the 'duality of man,' where human beings are influenced by two opposing sets of spirits: the soldiers of light (truth) and the soldiers of ignorance (falsehood). Citing the Bible, the Dead Sea Scrolls, and ancient grimoires, the talk posits that emotions like jealousy, despair, or lust are not merely feelings but actual intelligent spirits that possess individuals. This perspective reframes sin and illness as spiritual afflictions requiring purification. The discussion extends to how ancient cultures manifested these divine traits through statues and gods, such as Nike for victory or Athena for wisdom, effectively making the unseen seen. The speaker connects these historical practices to the Islamic understanding of divine names manifesting in the Ahl al-Bayt, concluding with an examination of ancient magical sciences used to harness these spiritual forces for healing and justice.
Category: the-mahdi-has-appeared | Sub-category: hermetic-teachings
