Philokalia Aquarian

At 7pm today, I was asked to give an Aquarian name. I thought of Djin Aquarian, who gave me my name, "PymanderAquarian". I closed my eyes, connected with Frater Yod, held my hands together at my third eye, and vibrated "YOOOOD." And there it was:


Episode 25: Philokalia Aquarian
[01:19:02]  October 28th, 2015

BT expounds upon Dr. Arthur W. Mack's Latin translation of The Adoration of the Lord of the Universe, reads some more from The Fama Fraternitatis for The REAL Rosenkreuz Orden segment, and discusses Art, Technology, Golden Dawn, Dan Brown, حي بن يقظان The CSS, and progress with ברוך בן קדוש AKA Philokalia The Aquarian.



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It means the love of the beauty found in sacred spaces, in the oneness of the priest, shrine, and divine. That sort of trance state in which the self is forgotten, lost in the sacred like a drop in the ocean.

Plus, all the visions and journeys of healers in Orthodox Christianity to read about in that book of collected writings which bears the same name.

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  1. UnknownJuly 31, 2021 at 2:00 PM

    Djin here....COOL Stuff brother...love yer new name

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