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Hello everyone. First, I want to thank the opportunity to participate in this forum and to be in contact with people who take true magic as seriously as I do, and to whom I dedicate myself with true rigor.
My goal here is not just understanding, but rigorous study and research, development, deepening, and practice related to occultism, esotericism, and spirituality, always with the utmost seriousness aimed at personal and spiritual growth. My path is grounded in African-rooted spirituality, combined with in-depth studies in psychoanalysis, hypnosis, and the operational structure of the 11 steps of magic.
A central pillar of my research explores the esoteric and gnostic perspective of Christ—not the dogmatic figure of the masses, but the true adept. This refers to the ancient Greek identification of Christ as a master and mage of the word (dia Christou o goistais) who named himself "Aberamentho" (Pistis Sophia) and to the true meaning of the word "Abracadabra" which comes from Aramaic: avra k'davra (Phonetic Avrah Kadavrah) which means "I create as I speak", reflecting the operative principle of creation, in which reality is actualized through verbalized intent, as in the Bible: and "God said": Let there be light!
I look forward to substantive exchanges with those who treat this path with the dedication and seriousness it demands. It is a pleasure to be here. Grateful!
My goal here is not just understanding, but rigorous study and research, development, deepening, and practice related to occultism, esotericism, and spirituality, always with the utmost seriousness aimed at personal and spiritual growth. My path is grounded in African-rooted spirituality, combined with in-depth studies in psychoanalysis, hypnosis, and the operational structure of the 11 steps of magic.
A central pillar of my research explores the esoteric and gnostic perspective of Christ—not the dogmatic figure of the masses, but the true adept. This refers to the ancient Greek identification of Christ as a master and mage of the word (dia Christou o goistais) who named himself "Aberamentho" (Pistis Sophia) and to the true meaning of the word "Abracadabra" which comes from Aramaic: avra k'davra (Phonetic Avrah Kadavrah) which means "I create as I speak", reflecting the operative principle of creation, in which reality is actualized through verbalized intent, as in the Bible: and "God said": Let there be light!
I look forward to substantive exchanges with those who treat this path with the dedication and seriousness it demands. It is a pleasure to be here. Grateful!
