Greetings. I'm looking for a copy of "The Realization of Neter Nu", by R.A. Straughn. It was first published in the mid 1970's, and it's about Kabbalah/Qabbalah from an Egyptian (Rosicrucian?) perspective, I think. :-) Is anyone here familiar with this book? Thanks. -- Thomas P.S.: I know the author has written newer books under a different name, but I would still like to take a ...

... lo zio di Danny Rose. Mah...e' talmente evidente quello che volevo dire...ovviamente non so nulla di qabbalah e so i rudimenti appena dell'alchimia; ma chi fa alchimia rischia una specie di follia che si ... l'oro solare di trovare il sole nero...piu' o meno la melancolia plumbea.....so che nella qabbalah un rischio di qualcosa c'e' e immagino che non sia lontanissimo da queste cose. Ma io ...

...discorso no stai cercando il pretesto eh? vatti a fare una nuotatina nel cabale di simeone piccolo va "cabale" ,evidentemente,perche' la prima volta che ci siamo scritti abbiamo accennato alla qabbalah.... non vorrei che ti preoccupassi per l'accenno al canale....non so assolutamente nulla di te salvo quello che mi hai detto tu stesso a suo tempo ;vari anni fa tu mi avevi accennato ...

... "make things up with any letters found using any methods you like." Meaning in imposed, not inherent. This sort of exercise is a good example of that. I've just finished reading "Chicken Qabbalah" by DuQuette and quite liked it, have you read it? No. I've read a lot of beginner books on qabalah. This is just another one. I suppose I'll get around to it...

..."make things up with any letters found using any methods you like." Meaning in imposed, not inherent. This sort of exercise is a good example of that. I've just finished reading "Chicken Qabbalah" by DuQuette and quite liked it, have you read it? No. I thought not. But who cares! I've read a lot of beginner books on qabalah. This is just another one....

...>> "make things up with any letters found using any methods you like." Meaning in imposed, not inherent. This sort of exercise is a good example of that. I've just finished reading "Chicken Qabbalah" by DuQuette and quite liked it, have you read it? No. I've read a lot of beginner books on qabalah. This is just another one. I suppose I'll get around to it sooner or ...

... Ben Clifford, enter disciplined madness and make things up with any letters found using any methods you like. "make things up with any letters found using any methods you like." Meaning in imposed, not inherent. This sort of exercise is a good example of that. I've just finished reading "Chicken Qabbalah" by DuQuette and quite liked it, have you read it?

lee@rdfmedia.com wrote: Let me explain something to you. I have studied religion, Cristianity, Judaism, Islam, Mormanism,Hinduism, Sikhi, Paganism, Qabbalah, Asatru, The Teo, Shamanism, and all sorts a closed mind like yours would never have heard about. I have an objective truth for you. I know more about religion then you. So my UNDERSTANDING of God is a lot clearer than ...

... El, was in nappies. You couldn't be more wrong I'm affriad. Let me explain something to you. I have studied religion, Cristianity, Judaism, Islam, Mormanism,Hinduism, Sikhi, Paganism, Qabbalah, Asatru, The Teo, Shamanism, and all sorts a closed mind like yours would never have heard about. I have an objective truth for you. I know more about religion then you. So my ...

...> the Canaanite El, was in nappies. You couldn't be more wrong I'm affriad. Let me explain something to you. I have studied religion, Cristianity, Judaism, Islam, Mormanism,Hinduism, Sikhi, Paganism, Qabbalah, Asatru, The Teo, Shamanism, and all sorts a closed mind like yours would never have heard about. I have an objective truth for you. I know more about religion then you. So my ...