Lucifer- An Introduction

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Episode 77: A conversation based around the esoteric and occult significance of Lucifer and the role of this archetypal story in our self-development. Addressing concerns as well as hidden insight into how The Light Bearer fell from God's Angel to our modern idea of The Devil. This is the first of many discussions aimed at gaining a larger perspective and new relationship with the fire that burns within. Send us Fan Mail Support the show Book a Consultation with Daniel

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