- Hermeticism, or Hermetism, is a
philosophical and
religious tradition rooted in the
teachings attributed to
Hermes Trismegistus, a
syncretic figure combining...
-
universal Tradition prior to
particular doctrinal forms. In
addition to
Hermetists and Kremmerzians, were also
accepted within it some
Catholics and a significant...
- pan-deist and at one with the
great heretics Giordano Bruno (who was a
Hermetist and
burned alive by the Church) and
Baruch Spinoza (who was excommunicated...
- anthropology.
Though both
agreed about God's
transcendence over the Universe,
Hermetists sometimes believed that God
could still be
comprehended through philosophical...
- p****ionate
feeling tone" by
using much more a
poetic language than the
antique Hermetists did, also
giving "a
greater emphasis on the
coniunctio motif", i.e. images...
- pan-deist and at one with the
great heretics Giordano Bruno (who was a
Hermetist and
burned alive by the Church) and
Baruch Spinoza (who was excommunicated...
- Philosophique) is a
Masonic rite that was
established in
Paris in 1776 by the
hermetist Alexandre Boileau, who was a
disciple of Antoine-Joseph Pernéty. This...
-
where he
later served as
Grand Master from 1893 to 1910.
Along with
other hermetists such as
Giuseppe Ricciardi and
Domenico Angherà, he
revived the Hermetic...
- Europe, from 1926 to 1933,
Mouni Sadhu belonged to an
order of
Rosicrucian Hermetists and
published a
number of
articles on
Tarot Hermetic philosophy as well...
- Hermeticism.
Stejskal had
decisive encounters with poet
Karel Šebek (1963) and
hermetist Theof**** Abba (1972). Šebek was an
important poet from the
Czech Surrealists...
