Category: Esoterism
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From the depths of underworld mythologies to celestial realms, goddesses of destruction have appeared in nearly every culture. Far from mere symbols of chaos or wrath, these powerful deities embody a sacred balance—destruction that clears the way for rebirth, endings that spark new beginnings. These goddesses remind us that death is not the opposite of…
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In the heart of winter’s deepest night, long before the nativity of Christ was declared, a different celebration stirred the hearts of ancient Romans. Dies Natalis Solis Invicti, the Birthday of the Unconquered Sun, held profound meaning rooted in celestial observation and imperial unity. More than mere festivity, it symbolized cosmic renewal, light’s return, and…
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Ra the Sun God Ra the Sun God, also known as Re, was one of the most important deities in ancient Egypt. He represented the sun and was believed to be the king of the gods and the creator of all life. Ra’s significance is underscored by his role in both the physical and spiritual…
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Hecate’s Origins: A Triple Goddess Hecate the Triple Goddess, one of the most enigmatic and enduring figures in ancient myth, emerges from the shadows of pre-Olympian religion. Her earliest roots are likely pre-Greek, possibly Anatolian or Thracian, and she was later assimilated into the Hellenic pantheon with a status that few chthonic deities retained after…
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For over 20 years, I’ve immersed myself in the realms of Hermeticism and Occultism, Philosophy, and the vast expanse of para-physical topics. These subjects have shaped my understanding of the world and offered insights that I now feel compelled to share. Throughout this journey, I have devoured countless books, studied ancient texts, and examined modern…