The Theban Calendar

ISBN-13: 9783900721213 / Angielski / Miękka / 392 str.

Emil Stejnar

Opis

Whoever gets involved with magic and mysticism and believes in gods, angels, and spirits is in danger. But people who don't deal with the invisible worlds and entities are living even more dangerously. For experience shows us that these powers exist, and they lie much closer to us than we imagine. Contact with them can be helpful, but it can also be dangerous.The principals of the 360 degrees of the ecliptic described by Franz Bardon are particularly important for human development. Each principal is responsible for a specific area of knowledge and life and promotes corresponding qualities and abilities. Every four minutes, a different degree principal is particularly close to your current location. You can benefit from this intelligence if you consciously tune into it at this time. The temple priests of ancient Egypt were already using the Theban Calendar to spare themselves complex calculations.But who are these beings really? What are they up to? Are human beings 'cash cows' and living pawns on the cosmic 3D-screen of the gods? Is what people say about karma and rebirth true? Emil Stejnar has been investigating these questions, and after sixty years of research he has reached some disturbing conclusions.-Bardon's 360 principals and the times of their power.-How contact occurs.-Counter-spirits, spiritual parasites, and how to protect yourself.-Lucifer's hierarchy and the magic of Abramelin.-Jesus and the 360 archons of the Pistis Sophia.-The mechanisms of amulet magic.-The secret of the tides of your own power.The Theban Calendar is a supplementary volume to Franz Bardon's Practice of Magical Evocation and Emil Stejnar's Book of Guardian Angels.

O autorze

Born in 1939 in Vienna (Austria), Stejnar has been engaged in magic and mysticism since his early youth. Through numerous publications and media appearances he became well known at home and abroad. Next to running his own jewellery store he directed for twenty years the "Institute for scientific destiny research" and is founder of Gnostic Hermeticism, which carries the old Traditions forward into the third millenary. He is particularly concerned with Freemasonry and Astrology, as this is where he found the interface that links the world of the spirit with the world of matter, and thus the world of esotericism with the world of science. Stejnar is reckoned to be the successor of famous magician Franz Bardon, and he is mentioned in the preface of the new edition of George R.S. Mead's work on Gnosis "Fragments of a Faith Forgotten" next to great minds such as C.G.Jung, Mozart, Hegel, Nietzsche, Rilke, Kafka and next to adepts such as Jakob Böhme, Papus, Eliphas Levi and Aleister Crowley to be the last of the major gnostics.