Monday, June 1, 2026
(Video) God and Devil
ABRAXAS. The supreme archon of the Gnostics, the god that haunted Jung's mind, the force that stands above both light and darkness. Today we descend into Carl Jung's revelations about this mysterious deity through his seminal work "Liber Novus" (The Red Book) and trace its evolution from ancient Alexandria to modern psychology. Discover how this "terrible god" transcends both Helios and the Devil, encompasses all opposites, and represents the raw power of effectiveness itself. From ancient Gnostic gems to profound psychological insights, uncover why Jung saw in Abraxas the key to understanding the psyche and reality. Join Irevelato as we unveil the mysteries of this forgotten god who speaks "that hallowed and accursed word which is life and death at the same time." Welcome to a journey beyond good and evil, into the heart of existence itself.
But before we begin, I want to thank you for being here. Your engagement, whether through likes, shares, or simply watching these videos through to completion, helps ensure this type of in-depth video essay, as bad as they are, reaches others who seek deeper understanding. Who love wisdom. Who would sacrifice themselves for truth and freedom. Who bears the price of Lucifer and Prometheus if that’s what we need to move forward and realize that we are descendants of Plato, Socrates, Pythagoras, Thales, Nietzsche, Jung, Da Vinci, Tesla, Newton, Spinoza, Kierkegaard, and even deities or other alien form of life either way. There’s a reason why you are here. See it. Seize it. Conquer it.
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