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The Eternal Tarot of Alchemy and Kabbalah 12 The Apostolate

from Chicago Gnosis Podcast · host The Gnostic Academy of Chicago

The work of the apostle is characterized by profound works in alchemy, meditation, and sacrifice for humanity.  Through selfless service, the apostolate experiences all the beauties and sufferings of the path of initiation, from adulation and praise to condemnation and persecution.  While the initiate suffers tremendously for the benefit of others, he or she learns to transform and endure tribulations through patience and the perfect matrimony. Discover how to develop the pure potentiality of the spirit through the practical work of the apostle, which encloses the Great Arcanum, the Kabbalah, and the mystical wisdom of the twelve zodiacal powers.  This lecture discusses the spiritual path in relation to the Tree of Life with its respective cosmic laws, the alchemical science of transmutation, the transformation of energy, the twelfth key of Basil Valentine, the creation of the solar bodies, the three forms of tantrism, gnostic astrology, the Zohar, and the esoteric teachings of the Hebrew letter Lamed. Resources and References: https://chicagognosis.org/lectures/arcanum-12-the-apostolate

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