Perhaps it is lawful to mention that Arab sages and...
-
...Persian poets have written, not always guardedly, on the subject."
This is in reference to a technical magickal meaning for Atu XVI, regarding the Eye of Shiva/Horus/Sun from BoT. I expect this is still a privilidged topic, but does anyone have any pointers to which Arab sages or Persian poets? I love a good puzzle
-
...Persian poets have written, not always guardedly, on the subject."
This is in reference to a technical magickal meaning for Atu XVI, regarding the Eye of Shiva/Horus/Sun from BoT. I expect this is still a privilidged topic, but does anyone have any pointers to which Arab sages or Persian poets? I love a good puzzle
The Eye of Horus = 11th degree. Think of Crowley and Neuberg in the Bou Saada desert. The Tower card links to the WTC but it wasn't a bunch of box cutters. Arab sages know 9/11 was a backdoor job...
-
...Persian poets have written, not always guardedly, on the subject."
This is in reference to a technical magickal meaning for Atu XVI, regarding the Eye of Shiva/Horus/Sun from BoT. I expect this is still a privilidged topic, but does anyone have any pointers to which Arab sages or Persian poets? I love a good puzzle
-
...Persian poets have written, not always guardedly, on the subject."
This is in reference to a technical magickal meaning for Atu XVI, regarding the Eye of Shiva/Horus/Sun from BoT. I expect this is still a privilidged topic, but does anyone have any pointers to which Arab sages or Persian poets? I love a good puzzle
-
...Persian poets have written, not always guardedly, on the subject."
This is in reference to a technical magickal meaning for Atu XVI, regarding the Eye of Shiva/Horus/Sun from BoT. I expect this is still a privilidged topic, but does anyone have any pointers to which Arab sages or Persian poets? I love a good puzzle
@Foolster said
"Wholly but sects."
Very punny.