by Moe | History of the Brotherhood, Illuminati, Philosophy
In the annals of Ancient History, as it relates to the origins of Western Philosophy, Esotericism, and Secret Societies, one man stands at the forefront as being one of the founders. That man was Epimenides of Knossos from the island of Crete who lived in...
by Moe | History of the Brotherhood, Propaganda, Traditionalism
“It is better to marry than to burn. It is better to marry than to be the occasion of death” Pope Gregory the Great had said in the 7th Century. The first Great Schism in A.D. 1054. between the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox was due to a disagreement...
by Moe | History of the Brotherhood, Philosophy, Propaganda
Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, a Jesuit (Society of Jesus), was the most written-about and silenced Jesuit of the twentieth century, and certainly one of the most famous. He was a geologist, a paleontologist, a philosopher, an evolutionary theorist, and a diehard mystic....
by Moe | Egypt, Gods & Goddesses, History of the Brotherhood
In Ancient Egypt, the god, Khnum (Chnubis, Knubis, Chnum, Knum, or Khnemu) was a creator god credited with giving birth to all life and the Gods of Egypt. He was Chief of the Potter’s wheel, father of fathers and the Gods who makes women pregnant, was Lord of...
by Moe | Freemasonry, History of the Brotherhood, Political Metaphysics, Traditionalism
“I am present at the sowing of the seed of the world.” – Ralph Waldo Emmerson During his Harvard commencement speech in 1837, Ralph Waldo Emmerson (May 25, 1803 – April 27, 1882) took the podium to address the top students in the graduating class...
by Moe | Gnosis, History of the Brotherhood
On the southwest side of the Greek island of Crete, near a pristine cove and virgin beaches, sits the ruins of a town Agia Roumeli, that was once called Tara (Tarrha, Tarra, Tarrhus, Tarros, – Greek: Τάρρα). An ancient city with an illustrious history that...
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