Thoth, as the inspirer of all sacred writings and the president of all priestly discipline

Thoth, as the inspirer of all sacred writings and the president of all priestly discipline, was, as Jamblichus Thoth 2tells us, a name which was held by the Egyptians to be “common to all priests “—that is to say, every priest as priest was a Thoth, because he showed forth in his sacred office some characteristic or other of the Great Priest or Master Hierophant among the Gods whose earthly name was Thoth—Tehuti. (more…)

This Shepherd was no man, but Divine Humanity or the Great Man or Mind

Silhouette of Jesus in the sunlight

The main Gospel of the Trismegistic Gnosis is contained in a sacred sermon which bears in Greek the title “Pcemandres.”

This may perhaps have been originally the Greek transliteration of an Egyptian name (ii., 50); but from OF the treatise itself it is manifest that it HERMES, was understood by the Greek followers of this Gnosis to mean “The Shepherd of Men,” or ” Man-shepherd.” (more…)

Gnosis of all things

“To such My Presence doth become an aid, and straightway they gain Gnosis of all things, and win the Father’s love by their pure lives, and give Him thanks, invoking on Him blessings, and chanting hymns, intent on Him with ardent love.” – Hermes

Gnosis of all things

 

Matter, Energy, Mind, and even Spirit, result largely from varying rates of Vibration

Quote on human energy

“This Principle embodies the truth that “everything is in motion”; “everything vibrates”; “nothing is at rest”; facts which Modern Science endorses, and which each new scientific discovery tends to verify.

And yet this Hermetic Principle was enunciated thousands of years ago, by the Masters of Ancient Egypt. (more…)