This talk explores the ninth Hermetic discourse on thought and sense, explaining how thoughts originate from divine or demonic seeds. It connects these teachings to Islamic gnosis, the Mi'raj, and the Emerald Tablet as symbols of the primordial substance.
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Resume IA: Where Do Our Thoughts Really Come From? Hermes, Gnosis, and the Emerald Veil presente les idees centrales suivantes: This talk explores the ninth Hermetic discourse on thought and sense, explaining how thoughts originate from divine or demonic seeds. It connects these teachings to Islamic gnosis, the Mi'raj, and the Emerald Tablet as s...
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The speaker analyzes the ninth discourse of Hermes Trismegistus, titled 'On Thought and Sense,' to explain that human thoughts are not self-generated but are seeds planted by either God or spirits (daimons). Good thoughts stem from divine gnosis, while negative impulses arise from evil spirits. The discussion highlights the distinction between material humans attached to the world and substantial humans connected to the divine. The sermon transitions to Islamic tradition, recounting the Hadith of the Mi'raj where Prophet Muhammad encounters an emerald veil. This veil represents the primordial substance and the reality of the Quran. The speaker draws parallels between the Hermetic concept of 'as above, so below' and the descent of this divine reality to earth through the successor. Finally, the talk synthesizes these ideas using the Book of Monotheism by Imam Ahmad Al-Hassan. It identifies the 'one thing' mentioned in the Emerald Tablet as the Muhammadan light and the covenant of the Qa'im, which unites heaven and earth. The message emphasizes that true belief requires understanding and that the gnostic sees all events, even suffering, through the lens of divine purpose.
Catégorie : the-mahdi-has-appeared | Sous-catégorie : hermetic-teachings
