The present work, which has its origins in the Thessaly Temenos of Archaeos Temenoi Hellenica, focuses on the use of prayer-rituals which can be performed by any Hellenic worshipper to bring about... More > divine assistance and better their position in life.
Included within this work is instruction on how to:
Set up a prayer space
How to give offerings
Prayer-rituals for a wide variety of situations
Detailed lists of offerings for both Olympian and non-Olympian gods and goddesses
....and much more.
The Thessaly Temenos of ATH is a mystic school devoted to the doctrines of Neoplatonism and modeled after the School of the Divine Iamblichus. The disciples of the Thessaly Temenos devote themselves to the goal of self-reliance and apotheosis or communion with the divine powers. It is a school of mystics devoted to bettering themselves as well as the betterment of the human race.< Less
This introductory booklet has been published for and distributed to all persons who believe they would like to join our Hellenic Society of Archaeos Temenoi Hellenica. The purpose of this work is to... More > give you a better understanding of who we are and what our goals are. In this book, you will find all the information necessary to make an educated and competent decision about your future with our society.< Less
APHORISMS OF LIGHT reveals the spiritual, mystical, and cosmological principles that lay at the heart of the sacred Mysteries, expressed in the form of aphorisms. Inspired by the Platonic,... More > Pythagorean, Kabbalistic, Yogic, and Hermetic traditions, as well as his own initiatory and mystical experiences, the author provides the keys to personal transformation, cosmic order, and divine understanding. The book is profusely illustrated with decorative borders, pen & ink drawings and mandalas.< Less
How can we tell if our judgment is sound? Will the abandoned choices, the lost options, the lives we never led, haunt us like spectral reproaches?
Are we living in a perfect world? Why not? What... More > went so badly wrong? What makes us choose disastrously en masse? Whatever happened to the so-called Wisdom of Crowds? If they’re so smart, why is the world so dumb?
Is it true, as the Illuminati assert, that the West lost an entire millennium because of Christianity? Was it this strange religion that sabotaged our progress to our own Eden? What might the world have looked like if instead of the rule of the Catholic Church, paganism had prevailed?
This is the story of an alternative history of the West, one where Christianity never happened. The tale of this bright world that never was begins with the pre-Socratic philosophers of ancient Greece, some of the greatest, boldest and most imaginative thinkers of all time. This is the tale of the infinitely mysterious Quintessence.< Less
These essays lay the groundwork for a practice of philosophical inquiry adequate to polytheistic or "Pagan" religious traditions, including in particular the non-reductive hermeneutics of... More > myth and the theory of the polycentric divine manifold. Includes "The Theological Interpretation of Myth", "Polycentric Polytheism and the Philosophy of Religion", "Neoplatonism and Polytheism", and "A Theological Exegesis of the Iliad, Book One".< Less
Plotinus is often accredited as the founder of Neo-Platonism. In an attempt to revive Platonic thought, this third century philosopher and mystic wrote about issues such as virtue, happiness, reason,... More > body, and soul, with Plato's philosophy as his guide. Like Plato, Plotinus had much disdain for material things and instead embraced the idea of a higher realm of immaterial intelligibility. Plotinus located the source of creation in a supreme "One." Plotinus believed this "One" transcended being, nonbeing, multiplicity, and division. The Enneads were compiled by Plotinus' student, Porphyry, who gathered together his teacher's essays and arranged and edited them himself. These writings had a significant impact on the religious metaphysicians and mystics from the ancient world. Plotinus has also influenced many thinkers of Islam, Indian Monism, and the Eastern Orthodox Church. -Emmalon Davis, CCEL Staff Writer< Less
One-hundred forty-three generally philosophical essays written by Gary C. Gibson. This journal of philosophy presents Gibson's eclectic interests in renewable resource economics, U.S. politics,... More > neo-Platonism, Christianity, cosmology, genesology, epistemology and metaphysics.< Less
