(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.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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(Video) Abraxas - The Most Dangerous Idea In Religion

 

This video dives into the mysterious entity Abraxas, a concept found in "The Seven Sermons to the Dead," which challenges traditional religious narratives. We explore how this ancient wisdom, when seen through a gnostic and esoteric lens, can lead to a profound spiritual awakening. Discover hidden truths that redefine the battle between good and evil, offering a new perspective on mysticism and reality.

What if the truth about Abraxas completely rewrites everything you think you know about God, the devil, and reality itself?

There are ancient Gnostic texts that describe a hidden force beyond good and evil… a power the early church didn’t want you to hear about. A concept so unsettling, it challenges the very foundation of religion, consciousness, and who you think you are.

(Video Clip) The Monad - One Unity

 

(article) The Gnostic Lucifer - by Jeremy Crow

First off, what does "Gnostic" mean? The term Gnostic refers to someone seeking "Gnosis". Gnosis is the Greek word for Knowledge. It refers to direct experiential knowledge of divinity.

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(Video) Secret Quest: The Path of the Christian Gnostics

Discover the Gnostic origins of Chistianity, the hidden teachings of Jesus and uncover the secret quest of the Christian Gnostics -- who sought profound knowledge and spiritual transformation throughout the ages.

(video) Gnostic Gospels lecture by Morton Stith

The Gnostic Gospels are a class of writings about the life of Jesus which are associated with the early mystical trend of Gnostic Christianity. Morton Stith has taught art history at a number of American universities.The Pierian Spring academy is a non-profit, free-standing organization in Sarasota, Florida that offers lectures and courses for adults. Religion Philosophy icollege lecture - Ted Koszarski

45min

(writing by me) Demons - The Collective Unconscious - Conducting the Higher Will

While it is true that Jung “came to see the psyche as an inherently more spiritual and fluid place, an ocean that could be fished for enlightenment” he also recognized that great care must be taken by the individual when delving into his or her unconscious and possibly even much more care should be taken when going beyond that into the collective unconscious.

From ‘Two essays on analytical psychology’ by Jung, Francis, Hull.

“We are greatly mistaken if we think that the unconscious is something harmless that could be made into an object of entertainment, a parlor game.”

“It is as if one were digging an artesian well and ran the risk of stumbling on a volcano.”

(article) C. G. Jung and the Alchemical Renewal

When Jung published his first major work on alchemy at the end of World War II, most reference books described this discipline as nothing more than a fraudulent and inefficient forerunner of modern chemistry. Today, more than twenty-five years after Jung's death, alchemy is once again a respected subject of both academic and popular interest, and alchemical terminology is used with great frequency in textbooks of depth-psychology and other disciplines. It may be said without exaggeration that the contemporary status of alchemy owes its very existence to the psychological wizard of Küsnacht. Take away the monumental contribution of C.G. Jung, and most modern research concerning this fascinating subject falls like a house of cards; to speak of alchemy in our age and not mention him could be likened to discoursing on Occultism without noting the importance of Helena P. Blavatsky, or discussing religious studies in contemporary American universities without paying homage to Mircea Eliade.

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(video) Gnosis - The Secrets of Solomon's Temple Revealed

A stunning documentary on the origins on gnosticism and it's connection to the wisdom of the serpent (Helel,Yahweh ben Yahweh,Hiram Abiff).

55min