I have added a new blog to my collection of WordPress blogs called the Most Holy Trinosophia. An esoteric book that was apparently written by St Germaine. The book is an esoteric masterpiece for every page is puzzle littered with clues and possible deeper meaning. Something that fits right into my interest to investigate. Unfortunately a big part of the hidden message will remain hidden for me due to my inability to read the original text that was written in French. However it would be an interesting journey.
WordPress is an ideal site for my type of blogging which is 80% themed writing on topics of my interest rather than personal musings. I use this main blog for a more personal reflection on life. In my past blogging experience I mixed everything in one gigantic pot and I frequently gained and lost readers. With WordPress however and the limitless number of blogs I can write on any theme whenever I am in any cycle of interest and people who has a more specific interest can follow that blog. My list of current blogs are currently on the right hand side of this entry as long as I maintain this background theme. The number of blog entries has swelled dramatically on the new format. I am glad that I can create somewhat more order in my blogging than in the past.
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Ha, I see I was logged in as Socrates – oh well, I agree with what he said 😉
Hi Jurgens,
I just downloaded TMHT – as you know, it’s available online in several forms. A casual glance clearly showed the influence of Dante in its format as well as the similarity to Mozart’s Zauberflute references.
This is, of course. a really good example of the direction Cabalistic and Rosecrucian thinking was trending toward in the late 18th century as this mode of thought came under attack of the Enlightenment rationalists.
I’m most interested in the social context of these writings – which more or less demand a gnostic viewpoint and go to extreme lengths to conceal their true meaning and beliefs, apparently on the assumption that such understanding would give them some sort of superior power over everyone else.
I recommend the writings of the Golden Dawn during the 19th and 20th centuries if you’re not already familiar with them
Fascinating input. Thank you for sharing your insight. I will definitely look into the references. This is precisely the type of input I hope to get. Thank you.
Yeah, I like that a person can have a bunch of blogs with one account.
I do like the variety of blogging I find available on WordPress. It’s nice to have options.
Yeah, original language is important for some books, it sounds like this is the case with your new finding. Best of lucks on the journey 🙂
It’s amazing the variety of tools one can find here to give a personal, collective or theme twist to blogging, I’m enjoying this so far.