Gnostic symbols

Hermetic doctrine has been closely related to the esoteric traditions found in Gnosticism. Although they are similar there are some differences.

Si por temor huyes de Abraxas, entonces también te escapas del dolor y de la decepción, y así te quedas colgado de Abraxas con temor, es decir, con el amor inconsciente, y tu Dios Único no puede encenderse. Mas por el dolor y la decepción te disuelves, pues entonces tu anhelo cae por sí mismo como un fruto maduro en la profundidad, obedeciendo a la fuerza de gravedad, aspirando al punto medio, donde justamente surge la luz azul del Dios estelar. Anexo C. El Libro Rojo. C G Jung

Nebro, better known as Yaldabaoth and the Demiurge, is a malevolent figure from varied belief systems, especially Gnosticism. While many confuse the Demiurge with an "evil God" stereotype, it is actually a figure below that of the Supreme Being, thus in many ways is a paradoxical deity that lords over the physical plane of existence but is below that of the spiritual realm. As the maker of the physical world, the Demiurge is obsessed with physical things and its own power, seeking to keep…

For Yaldabaoth said, "I am God and there is no other God beside me." According to the ancient Gnostic texts, there is a creator God named Yadabaoth (Ilda-Baoth or Ialdabaoth ) who is described as the Child of Chaos, and was the son of Sophia (wisdom) in Gnostic Cosmogenesis. Yaldabaoth is called an angel in

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In the early centuries of our era, the church had to contend with several heresies, most of which concerned the person of Christ and the Trinity. But there were other…

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