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Originally posted by HarpStrings
Originally posted by Tamahu
Well I don't know if all Gnostics believe that.
But as Gnostics, we should not really believe anything.
Your writings are brilliant. I have only one question (for now) why do you have certain letters in certain words highlighted, such as above?
HS
“Christ as Cosmic Multiple Perfect Unity is divided in many parts – but the most beautiful atoms of the Cosmic Christ shine within the second Sephirah(The Son).” - Samael Aun Weor
Originally posted by Byrd
Originally posted by Ghaele
Are the book The Da Vinci code (by Dan Brown) right in its suggestions that the Knights Templars (now masonic) honored the female Goddess?
No way!
The Knights Templar were monks and were the most mysogynistic pack of Crusaders you can imagine! This was part of the reason that one of the strong (and hard to refute) accusations agains them was of homosexuality. Anyone who had sexual relations with a woman was flogged and then expelled from the order.
www.rcpe.ac.uk...
scholar.google.com...:bBwx3sR-zWIJ:users.wfu.edu/kanere2/knights%2520templar.pdf+knights+templar+women
By fairly late in their order's history, they became rather extreme about this rule and the only women they associate with were washerwomen. All their horses had to be male, as did their dogs and falcons (if they had any.)
And did they dig below the Temple in Jerusalem?
If memory serves, they did not.
If the Templars did know of Her I belive their version of christianity were more correct/true than the popes version.
The Templars were Benedictine monks, authorized by the Pope. They would have held the same views as he did.
Originally posted by Ghaele
interesting findings all!
Will look into Jahve & Shekhina, the sun god and moon goddess, later. Actually the word God is ment to represent the unity of the male and female diety, just like a marriage is an unity between men and women. Or thats the possibility I pursue.
Originally posted by stalkingwolf
I am not sure how many there have been since the arrests began 699 years ago.
There are many historians that believe the "unlucky superstition" started with the arrests, as they find no reference to it prior to 1307.