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Spiritual practice is essential to the Johannite tradition, and
this book will show you how to begin. Using the framework of the
Logos Service, the quintessential Johannite practice, you will
learn the basic techniques of many different types of prayer,
meditation, contemplation, asceticism, and esoteric practice from a
Johannite perspective. Whether you attend mass regularly at a
Johannite parish, or if you live far from one, you will find a
practice or two that will help guide you on the path to Gnosis.
This Is A New Release Of The Original 1922 Edition.
At the age of forty, Ethel, who grew up in Los Angeles, California,
decided to take possession of her true name, Hannah-the name on her
Israeli birth certificate. To make a little ceremony of it, she
asked the bishop of an esoteric storefront Gnostic church in
Hollywood to baptize her. Without preconception or preparation, she
found herself pulled into a world of early Christian myths and
symbols. The "dreamtime" world that engulfed her after this baptism
became her guidance, as marriage and family disintegrated. As
Hannah, she was drawn up through church sacraments from a suburban
life she'd never wanted to live, through a mystical initiation she
never asked for, which culminated in ordination to the Gnostic
priesthood. But that attainment was not the conclusion. Hannah
Rappaport's memoir of this journey is mystical and pragmatic,
heartbreaking and healing. "I am mesmerized by Hannah's story. When
a Jewish woman can be utterly transformed by her encounter with an
ancient Christian Wisdom Way, and still honor her roots, there is
hope for peace on earth. Hannah Rappaport is a living example of
the power of the interspiritual life. Highly recommended." Mirabai
Starr, Author of GOD OF LOVE: A Guide to the Heart of Judaism,
Christianity & Islam "Hannah Rappaport's uniquely beautiful and
accomplished tale of spiritual transformation will serve as
guidance and inspiration for those who hear the call of the
transcendent in their own lives." Sean Murphy, Author of: Hope
Valley Hubcap King, Time of New Weather, The Finished Man, One Bird
One Stone
Early Heresiological Works Against the Gnostics
From the time of the founding of the Hermetic Order of the Golden
Dawn, over a hundred years ago, there has been a continued and
increasing interest in ancient Egyptian spirituality. Brian Brown's
book, written in 1923, is a wonderfully insightful study of the
Religion and Philosophy of this ancient people, revealing the
astonishing depth and subtlety of the Egyptian world-view. His work
covers such diverse topics as Creation myths and sun-gods, through
the hymns of the 'Book of the Dead', to Hermetic Philosophy and
Egyptian Magic. An invaluable overview of this fascinating subject
that will be of unfailing interest to all those drawn to esoteric
and occult matters.
Learn how we got the books of the Bible. There were prophets who
proved they were from God by performing miracles and making
localized predictions with one hundred percent accuracy. Their long
range predictions were then recorded in the sixty-six books of the
Bible. We can know this for a fact because over fifty of those long
range prophecies have come to pass since the nation of Israel was
reborn in AD 1948. The ancient church fathers teach the Gnostic
gospels were demonically inspired. They contain no prophecy and
their teachings contradict the teachings of the prophetically
proven Word of God. In some cases the church fathers record which
cults wrote which gnostic books and why they are to be considered
heresy. The demonic Gnostic gospels teach reincarnation, that there
are multiple gods, and that humans are divine. They teach that the
use of sorcery is imperative for salvation. The Bible clearly
teaches that there is only one God. We do not have a spark of God
in us, nor are we evolving into gods. It also teaches that the use
of sorcery is a sin that will damn people to an eternal hell, and
that everyone will die only once, physically resurrect, and be
judged. The Gnostic gospels are summarized in their own chapters
showing why these are truly demonic gospels Brought to you by
Biblefacts Ministries, biblefacts.org
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