Peryt Shou - Az Egyiptomi Halottaskönyv titkos tanításai - A sötét fény misztériuma

Of all the great ancient civilizations, the Egyptians had the most plastic, pure and scientific idea of ​​life after death. This was carried over in various forms into Jewish, Greek, Roman and Christian religious views. Herodotus tells of the piety of the ancient Egyptians, and Plato, Pythagoras, Thales, and Plutarch are those who were initiated into these mysteries and glorify the purity, moral solidity, and depth of Egyptian views. Today's Egyptology has not been able to solve the psychological problems of these mysteries in the slightest, there is still much to be done with them. Still, no one can deny the huge cultural significance of the Egyptians' religious views in ancient development. its formal closure confused several enthusiastic pioneers and made them turn back. Thus, the results of research into Egyptian spiritual life today are still small, and among other things, they assume psychological and esoteric pre-knowledge. The study of Indian esotericism thus necessarily preceded the study of Egyptian cosmology and secret teachings. Very little is obvious at first glance about such teachings. A purely rational interpretation of sacred texts is futile. Even their writing and thinking are concise, multifaceted and full of puzzles. These few forms are so comprehensive and profound that they cannot be deciphered without esoteric knowledge. For the initiated Egyptians, life in this world was almost entirely limited to the afterlife. The priests, the guardians of the temple, the guardians of the night, who were also called ``those who know the secrets of the sky'' and they did what they had to do as resurrected sons and reincarnations of Osiris. Meanwhile, their cult was permeated by a strange idea related to early Christian views. They died as Osiris, by the hand of Seth, who was the genius of matter and of the inferior material intellect. Even in our time, the Egyptian Book of the Dead speaks to us in a secret but powerful language, in which man's true self is it stands untouched beyond all recognition.

Hermit Publishing House
Esoteric
96 pages
Binding: softboard glued
ISBN: 9786155984051
Author: Peryt Shou
Year of publication: 1900