I would say that pretty much every religion has a "piece of the puzzle", but the rest of what constitutes it is superstition, lies and distraction.
Take from it that the Jews have the vibrational sounds of angels (messengers from the godhead?) and the layout of the Tree of life and the resulting correspondences. The rest of it is supersition (dont eat pork for example) and so on.
Take their nugget of truth and having analysed the rest, discard it.
This was really interesting guys, thanks for sharing!
I'm new to all of this, but i've checked out kenneth grant and he seems mad as a hatter. The advantage of this is that I can see anyone who reveres him is probably on the same path of confusion and dispersion and should thus be avoided as well. Like attracts like.
Don't forget the oath(?) or exhortation:
To Know, To Will, To Dare and to keep Silent
I think that keeping silent is more about not spoiling the surprises for people who are not as far along as you. I've found, in my little experience so far, that there are lots of AHA moments, where its that element of surprise that adds the necessary kick to the insight. If you go around spoiling surprises for everyone, then they don't get that same benefit.
and don't forget as well, the more you talk about something, the more you cover it with words and obscure what it really was. better to keep things unspoken a lot of the time 