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Ketoret!

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    milkBoxx
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    I've been doing a ton of interesting research on Ketoret and the supposed
    dangers of it's use. I was wondering if anyone here was familiar with any modern
    interpretations. I was researching and found Crowley mentions something similar to
    Ketoret in confessions as being dangerous, it essentially reflects the four worlds as YHVH
    and the elements there of, albeit blindly (which is what makes it dangerous). Thoughts?

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      I've been doing a ton of interesting research on Ketoret and the supposed
      dangers of it's use. I was wondering if anyone here was familiar with any modern
      interpretations. I was researching and found Crowley mentions something similar to
      Ketoret in confessions as being dangerous, it essentially reflects the four worlds as YHVH
      and the elements there of, albeit blindly (which is what makes it dangerous). Thoughts?

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      Gnosomai Emauton
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      In James the Brother of Jesus: The Key to Unlocking the Secrets of Early Christianity and the Dead Sea Scrolls, Robert H. Eisenman posits (believably, IMO) that it was the outsider high priest James (Iacob) burning ketoret in the Temple on Yom Kippur that got him thrown down the steps by the mainstream priests, broke his head, and fomented the schism in Judaism that eventually manifested in the global plague of Christianity ( 😡 ).

      So, in that sense... yes, I'd say ketoret is some pretty dangerous mojo.

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        I've been doing a ton of interesting research on Ketoret and the supposed
        dangers of it's use. I was wondering if anyone here was familiar with any modern
        interpretations. I was researching and found Crowley mentions something similar to
        Ketoret in confessions as being dangerous, it essentially reflects the four worlds as YHVH
        and the elements there of, albeit blindly (which is what makes it dangerous). Thoughts?

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        milkBoxx
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        @Gnosomai Emauton said

        "In James the Brother of Jesus: The Key to Unlocking the Secrets of Early Christianity and the Dead Sea Scrolls, Robert H. Eisenman posits (believably, IMO) that it was the outsider high priest James (Iacob) burning ketoret in the Temple on Yom Kippur that got him thrown down the steps by the mainstream priests, broke his head, and fomented the schism in Judaism that eventually manifested in the global plague of Christianity ( 😡 ).

        So, in that sense... yes, I'd say ketoret is some pretty dangerous mojo."

        I guess I better not burn any then... 😆

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