AURUM SOLIS NEWSLETTER - NOVEMBER 2012
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The Aurum Solis Tarot is again available!
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Pathworking is one of the most powerful and efficient material uses of Qabalah. All throughout history, different symbols have been associated with these paths, enabling you to achieve a real magical work with each of them. The Hermetic and Ogdoadic method of Aurum Solis is to use these symbols, as well organized allegoric stories, which are really close to universal myths. The stories that are associated with the Pathworkings were written to be used in guided meditation. Osborne Phillips and Melita Denning, both former Grand Masters of the Ordo Aurum Solis, used all their knowledge in the making of these remarkable texts. This is the only method that will enable you to feel and really assimilate these texts into our inner self. |
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“I have just finished reading a few chapters of the Divine Arcana of The Aurum Solis and while this is something that is a complete departure from what I am familiar with (GD based attributions) I have to admit that the new attributions prescribed in this book seem so much more natural and intuitive. I always had struggles with the GD attributions and always had an intuitive feeling that the correspondences of the cards were forced to fit a lot of disparate and oftentimes contradictory Qabalistic writings. The new attributions in the Divine Arcana of the Aurum Solis just feels correct and intuitive that it requires very little effort for me to gain a good understanding of what's actually going on…” From a reader. |
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Interview with Carl Llewellyn Weschke
Before Christianity, western religion was not organized with a central political government as it was the case after in monotheistic religions. Every area, city had its own temples welcoming one or several of the immortal divinities. Everyone was able to worship the God or Goddess of his choice. This religion had no specific names because it was not limited to a specific divinity.
