📰 To Read... 🔖 Title: The Enigmatic Symbolism of the Fool and the All-Mother in Ancient Wisdom 🗓️ Published: 2025-07-03T16:03:00+03:00 📄 Summary: Delving into the arcane allegory drawn from the Hebrew fable brought from Babylon, the tale of Nebuchadnezzar’s seven-year exile reveals profound philosophical symbolism. The Ox, emblematic of the letter Aleph and the Atu of Thoth, embodies zero—the genesis of truth and cosmic order referenced as Maat or Maut, the vulture, the All-Mother archetype resembling Our Lady Nuit. Simultaneously, this symbol metamorphoses into the Fool, Parsifal, the eternal seeker. This fusion of myth and mysticism points to the cyclical journey of wisdom, from oblivion back to enlightenment, inviting us to ponder the thresholds between madness, truth, and the sacred feminine. 🔗

Ϝτ. De Herbo Sanctissimo Arabico. - The Book of Wisdom or Folly - The Libri of Aleister Crowley - Hermetic Library

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📰 To Read... 🔖 Title: De Quibusdam Mysteriis, Quae Vidi—A Dialogue with the Ineffable 🗓️ Published: 2025-07-03T16:03:00+03:00 📄 Summary: In this enigmatic reflection, the author invites us into the realm where memory, symbol, and secret converge. Like hieroglyphs etched only for the initiated, these mysteries transcend the mere telling and beckon the experienced to rediscover through personal encounter. The vision unfolds upon a darkened field, emblematic of the depths of understanding hidden from the unready, promising that some truths reveal themselves only through contemplative immersion beyond the surface of years of instruction. Herein lies an ode to the sacred and elusive nature of knowledge — a silent dialogue between symbol and soul. 🔗

Ϝυ. De Quibusdam Mysteriis, Quae Vidi. - The Book of Wisdom or Folly - The Libri of Aleister Crowley - Hermetic Library

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📰 To Read... 🔖 Title: Ϝφ. De Quorum Modo Meditationis: The Ascent of Mind to Truth 🗓️ Published: 2025-07-03T16:00:00+03:00 📄 Summary: In this profound meditation, the author reflects on the transcendent transformations of the mind — those sacred ladders reaching towards the realm of Truth. These mental transmutations, elusive yet vital, serve as spiritual steps ascending to a higher understanding, akin to celestial ascent. Yet, the writer humbly confesses the ineffable difficulty in capturing such inner workings with mortal words, likening this struggle to trying to engrave the ephemeral upon stone. This text invites contemplation on how consciousness itself evolves, urging seekers to embrace the ineffability of spiritual transitions that define our passage toward enlightenment. 🔗

Ϝφ. De Quorum Modo Meditationis. - The Book of Wisdom or Folly - The Libri of Aleister Crowley - Hermetic Library

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📰 To Read... 🔖 Title: On the Imperfection of Thought and the Limits of Contradiction 🗓️ Published: 2025-07-03T16:00:00+03:00 📄 Summary: In a contemplative exploration, this discourse reflects upon the inherent limitations of human thought when framed within dualities such as health and sickness. It asserts that thought, being imperfect in its dimensions, cannot encapsulate the totality of existence by contrasting simple opposites. The Universe, as represented in discourse, remains partial and must be understood beyond mere binary qualities. This philosophical meditation invites us to reconsider the nature of understanding, urging a deeper appreciation of the complexity beyond contradictions. 🔗

Ϝψ. Sequitur De Hac Re. - The Book of Wisdom or Folly - The Libri of Aleister Crowley - Hermetic Library

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📰 To Read... 🔖 Title: James Branch Cabell: The Enchanter of Illusion and Reality 🗓️ Published: 2025-07-03T16:02:26+03:00 📄 Summary: James Branch Cabell, an American fantasy writer born in 1879, invites us to ponder the delicate dance between reality and illusion. His motto, *Mundus Vult Decipi* — "the world wishes to be deceived" — captures a profound philosophical truth about human nature’s eager embrace of comforting fictions. Cabell’s reflection on optimism and pessimism encapsulates the eternal paradox: the optimist's hopeful assertion that this is the best of all possible worlds versus the pessimist's fearful conjecture that it might indeed be so. Through his elegant narratives, Cabell challenges us to discern the illusions we cherish and the realities they veil. 🔗

James Branch Cabell - Hermeneuticon - Hermetic Library

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