Question: In this day and age - according to scientists - we can no longer acknowledge the hell of fire and flames of which the Catholic religion speaks to us, since this is nothing more than a religious superstition. Is this true, Master? Samael Aun Weor: Respectable gentleman, allow me to tell you that any religious type of inferno is exclusively symbolic. It is not irrelevant in these moments [ ... ]

Many centuries ago, there was a man who was very serious about his spiritual work, who was very knowledgeable in the mysticism that he was studying. And, he hated the Gnostics, so he devoted a great deal of energy towards persecuting the Gnostic groups of his time. I am verily a man [which am] a Jew, born in Tarsus, [a city] in Cilicia, yet brought up in this city at the feet of Gamaliel, [and] [ ... ]

The tenth letter of the Hebrew alphabet is י called Iod or Yod. It is the smallest of the twenty-two Hebrew letters, and looks like a small dot or a little dash. As you may have realized in the process of these lectures we have been giving about the Hebrew alphabet, every letter has significance in relation with the Tree of Life. Iod is the tenth letter, and as such synthesizes the entire Tree o [ ... ]

The letter Vav ו is the sixth letter of the Hebrew alphabet. In the previous lectures we discussed the letters א Aleph, ב Beth, ג Gimel, ד Daleth, and ה Hei, which are the letters one through five and the numbers one through five. The ו Vav or Vau is the number six. All of the letters have multiple levels of meaning and significance, but this is very apparent in the letter Vav ו.  The im [ ... ]

“The Vision of Ezekiel” painted by Raphael imagines the four holy creatures mentioned in the Bible, which in Kabbalah are called “Chaioth Ha Kadosh.” These holy creatures are the Eagle, the winged Bull, the winged Lion, and the Angel, which is the man into the image of God. In Kabbalah, we name them when pronouncing The Invocation of Solomon, a special invocation that activates the forc [ ... ]