College of Thelema: Thelemic Education

HI, S606L6, Lashtal.com might be another forum very much to your interest!

If you order them through the internet, there might nog be a problem, you don't find them on the shelves of the overcommercialized bookshops!

I live in Belgium.

Welcome Sameck, with what has your nickname than to do, if I might ask, I'm curious now!

Oh, I should have written vespertine_angel!

Welcome to Heruraha.net, vespertime_angel, Lashtal.com is also of interest to you, I think, best wishes!

Hello, Kevin, hope you enjoy the company of this site then and learn lot's from it, best wishes from Alysa!

I don't know how's about that then, but wish to say it's nicely done!

Hi, Jim just read that you like 19th century fiction, what authors (and,or books) do you like?

Welcome to the forum from me as well!

Hello, Rodriguez and welcome to Heruraha.net, I think Lashtal.com might also be of interest to you, best wishes!

Hello, Totus and welcome to Heruraha.net, hope you can learn lots from it, may be Lashtal.com might be of interest to you too, best wishes from Alysa.

Thank you!

Al right, Atzilut, I saw the Kabbalah-site and say immediately: this is amazing, they also seem to sell many more than interesting books regarding of course the real (Jewish) Kabbalah, I also have and read one book by Daniel C. Matt: "The Essential Kabbalah" and its of course a very interesting book of Reflections and Meditations regarding Life, thanks for letting me known of this wonderfull site, and best wishes!

Of course, Atzilut, I wholeheartedly tend to agree, I personally must admit that I never heard of Rabbi Yahuda Ashlag, and so I thank you also, for letting me known about him, I am indebted towards Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan, but of course I tend to agree with you that also Rabbi Yahuda Ashlag might be for me in my further life also a source of great Insight.

Hello, did anyone here latest picked up the news regarding the threat of closure of the Bibliotheca Philosophica Hermetica, or otherwise known in the (almost) entire world as the Ritman Library in Amsterdam, it is under threat of closure because of a business-issue that the owner has with the Friesland Bank, you can read on this theme on the Livejournal of the Fantasy and Science and other Fiction author John Crowley (it's a comment, by Egil Asprem), on the blog by Egil Asprem, on the website of Phoenix Rising, on that last mentioned website it is said that to express your concern regarding this threat you can send a letter through email to Professor Wouter Hanegraaff of the Faculty of Humanities of the University of Amsterdam, the Ritman Library is of the most importance for everyone esoteric oriented and/or interested. . .

Yes, I definitely think it's a book for (far) more advanced Magicians.

I hugely doubt it, but would be most interested if it exist. . .

Hello, Orione, greetings from Flanders, Belgium, I also like to take a look and at times post here on Heruraha.net, (but only when I think my post will be worth something to considerate, though. . . ) I hope you will learn a lot here on Crowley, Thelema and related items, I still have a lot of study to do relating to Crowley, though I have an interest in him for over 20 years now, I'm also a member of Lashtal.com, maybe we can meet there as well, anyway best wishes from Alysa.

I think it's just normal that you see colors with your eyes closed or even open (especially that incurs when I'm tired), I usually enjoy seeing the colors, it's often very fluid and colorful with me, I really enjoy them, they work inspiring for me, I do not doubt whether they are hindering on a meditation exercise or not, I think normally not, only if the colors and patterns might scarce you, but if your life is normal, and your not disturbed by psychological problems of any kind, then I really think everything is just fine.