Saint-Germain Gróf - Saint-Germain gróf titkos tarot könyve

The appeal of the Egyptian tradition developed parallel to, but also independently of, Hermeticism. Count Saint-Germain is also the bearer and transmitter of this hermetic knowledge, partly as a teacher...
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Saint-Germain Gróf
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Fraternitas Mercurii Hermetis Kiadó
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9789638840929
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The appeal of the Egyptian tradition developed parallel to, but also independently of, Hermeticism. Count Saint-Germain is also the bearer and transmitter of this hermetic knowledge, partly as a teacher and partly as a writer. There is nothing surprising in the attraction that a picture writing with a completely unknown meaning, seemingly hiding huge secrets, held for scientists and writers. Archaeological discoveries and ancient objects that filled collections confirmed the great importance attributed to the study of myths of this civilization. Image XXII of the Great Arcanum of the Tarot reveals the development and initiation of the human psyche to the seeker: "Perfection is not a gift, but the result of hard, persistent work." - writes Count Saint-Germain. So let's start on the road to perfection.

Fraternitas Mercurii Hermetis Publisher
Esoteric
70 pages
Binding: softboard, glue bound
ISBN: 9789638840929
Author: Count Saint-Germain

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