Enoch Did Nothing Wrong EditionChristian Esotericism is the inner and/or mystical aspect of the Christian Religion, it includes:>Christian Gnosis (Clement of Alexandria)>Desert Fathers Spirituality (Evagrius Ponticus)>Catholic Contemplative Tradition (Bonaventure)>Hesychasm (Gregory Palamas)>Chivalry (Wolfram von Eschenbach)>Christian Alchemy (George Ripley)>Rhineland Mysticism (Meister Eckhart)>Christian Cabala (Johannes Reuchlin)>Paracelsianism (Paracelsus)>Rosicrucianism (Robert Fludd)>Christian theosophy (Jakob Böhme)>Martinism (Louise Claude de Saint-Martin)>Swedenborgianism (Swedenborg)>Magical Idealism (Novalis)>Romanticism (Baader)>Anthroposophy (Rudolf Steiner)>Sophiology (Sergei Bulgakov)>Christian Hermeticism (Valentin Tomberg)>Fourth Way (Boris Mouravieff)>Christian Traditionalism (Jean Borella)>Divine Love (James Padgett)And much more, so let's continue to talk about it!>Resources (WIP)https://www.john-uebersax.com/plato/cp.htmhttps://jacobboehmeonline.com/https://archive.org/details/awakening-to-divine-wisdom-christian-initiation-into-three-worl-nodrm_202202/mode/1uphttps://janelead.org/resources.htmlhttps://archive.org/details/bookofcontemplat00unde/https://archive.org/details/rudolf-steiner-book-collection/https://swedenborg.com/bookstore/free-ebooks-downloads/https://www.gornahoor.net/?page_id=47https://archive.org/details/meditations-on-the-tarot/https://files.catbox.moe/8n4061.djvu (Meditations on the Tarot)https://eliasartista.substack.com/https://passtheword.orghttps://catenabible.com/mt/previous >>43037553
>Only four copies of the print have survived and the first owner of this version transcribed Blake’s unique method on the verso, the text now visible over the prophet’s head.many such cases
Chad Ripperger talks about Windswept House.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TubWRgqlGk
>>43148144When I closed eyes today I saw a vision of Jesus Christ in white robes greeting me with open arms.Everytime I pray I visualize Christ, not as how he was on earth, but the future second-coming where he declares war on humanity and genocides it, and throws everyone save the elect into hell. You are stuck in the past, I look to the future.
>In Yume no tōbō (The Dream Escape), a 1968 collection of his early works, he removed motifs from the Bible and existential philosophy, as well as extensive use of the second-person pronoun kimi (you) before publication. In the postscript, he wrote that it was fortunate that he got his start as a writer after experiencing the war, concluding that “If all youth is destined to be a false promise, then there is no better way to present that youth than as one already in ruins.” Through the explicit action of erasing the falseness of youth, Abe successfully presented it as ephemeral.
https://davidmetcalfe.wordpress.com/2026/07/07/ufos-and-demons-when-fieldwork-comes-to-the-door/
401: Anthroposophy pt. 3 - Organic Herbs for the SShttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ri6tqMxImc4
>>43152667what if the Catholic Church was in a ritual of consented inclusivity who's outrage embodied the interruption of the precursors to voltage they found to be more hospitable and sovereign than not turning the other cheek? Truth is mutagenic and ritual is higher bandwidth than therapy, which often relies on the same pathways that may have been destroyed by trauma.
>>43152691and: don't forget that seasons, song, and hospitality are all forms of recursive ritual
>>43152691Could you repeat that in English?>>43152667Interesting. Not directly related, but reminded me of this mention on Lynn White Jr.'s wikipedia page>In 1942, White published a paper titled "Christian Myth and Christian History" in the Journal of the History of Ideas which he wrote about the relationship between historians and Christianity. He wrote: "Having lost faith that God revealed himself uniquely at one single point in history, we are relapsing into the essentially static or repetitive view of the time-process typical of antiquity and of the East" and "the Virgin Mother, undefiled yet productive, bearing Christ into the world by the action of the Spirit of God, is so perfect an analogue of the most intimate experience of the soul, that powerful myth has sustained dubious history; for, to the believer, myth and history have been one" and "Christianity above all other religions has rashly insisted that its myth really happened in time" and "we stand amid the debris of our inherited religious system." White held out hope for a Christianity that celebrated its myths and made no pretensions to history, and saw Catholicism as the most progressive in this respect.(in reference to White, Lynn (1942). "Christian myth and Christian history")
>>43152925I'm not going to fucking handhold you, the founding fathers didn't repeat shit in English
>>43152942Oh, so it's just words salad. I understand. Thank you.
i found this on reddit, somebody drew it from a dream of theirs
>>43153117it wasn't word salad when you fucking asked me to explain itnow I'm going toThe first post asks: What if the Catholic Church practiced a kind of Christianity where everyone freely agreed to participate, and even anger or outrage could become part of a healing ritual rather than something to suppress?“Precursors to voltage” is a metaphor for the feelings, tensions, and impulses that arise before people act. Instead of demanding that everyone quietly turn the other cheek, the Church could create a welcoming space where those energies are expressed safely, without violating anyone's consent.“Truth is mutagenic” means discovering something true can change who you are, not just what you believe.“Ritual is higher bandwidth than therapy” suggests that singing, movement, ceremony, shared meals, and belonging can communicate meaning through more than words. This might help people who struggle to talk about trauma, although ritual isn't necessarily better than therapy.The second post adds that seasons, songs, and hospitality are recursive rituals: patterns we repeat that gradually change us, our relationships, and our communities.Together, the posts imagine Christianity as a living practice of consent, transformation, and hospitality rather than merely a system of rules and obedience.
>>43152166I just listened to the previous episode on Anthroposophy (398) and I suspect that they misrepresent Evola because they say that he --along with Guenon-- represent the "evolution is not possible" pole... while in fact Evola considered Catholicism the ultimate (or "least bad") religion because it's the only one that allows for evolution... since Austria was the last bastion of Catholicism (after the Papal States disappeared in 1870), Steiner and Evola are in concordance...
>>43154131in other words, I'm saying there is a more mature interpretation of the Catholic church that is tied to the ecology of all that is, and even then, justice belongs to God and the posts are just shitting around with paranoia and not even using a larger vocabulary that taps into sovereign concepts, which is probably another high-brow word apparentlythe only problem is that the more you attack these ecological interpretations the more they become an oncology that can metabolize all others through the same recursion and not love
>>43154131>it wasn't word salad when you fucking asked me to explain itIt had a 50-50% chance tho... but with this post you just made I'm 150% sure.>freely agreed to participate>welcoming space>expressed safely, without violating anyone's consent>belonging>communicate meaning>recursive ritualsDid your sociology professor make up or redefine these words for you? Or are you just a malfunctioning trannybot?>what if the Catholic Church was in a ritual of consented inclusivity etc etc>Together, the posts imagine Christianity as a living practice of consent, transformation, and hospitality rather than merely a system of rules and obedience.You already have gay marriages and female priests in the protestant nuthouse, why aren't you satisfied with that?This is textbook "we are gay and just want to get married" syndrome... you give an inch they take a mile... and are stupid enough to think we forgot.
>>43148144Hi, checkedJust wanted to say I appreciate this thread plenty, and always learn something new while lurking>>43148144Wishing you a wonderful day ahead
>>43154175They said they want to do an episode about Anthroposophy in Italy that will tie in with Evola.