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The Kabbalistic Visions: And the Secrets of the Phoenician Tradition
This book is an esoteric work of three parts that may shed light on our true divine nature and our direct relationship with the Divine Archetype, the Universe, and Humanity, as well as our substantial duty toward the existence as a whole, our Unitas state. It delves high and deep into the Initiatic Secrets of the original Phoenician Tradition of the Kabbala that was first ever accepted by Enoch, the seer of visions on Mt. Hermon in the ancient land of Phoenicia, and reveals its essential differences with the Chaldean Kabbala incorporated by Jewish Kabbalists.
283 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 16, 2021
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Karim El Koussa
6 books19 followersI am a Lebanese Author with four published Fiction and Nonfiction books. My work is a mixture of Religion, History, Philosophy, Spirituality and Esoteric inner insights. With over 25 years of extensive research into the Religion and History of the world with a special focus on the Canaanite-Phoenician and Egyptian Traditions as well as the Christian Religion, Mr. El Koussa has gathered a well rounded knowledge in the writing of specialized books that are acknowledged, awarded and widely read.
Life itself is nothing but a deep hidden insight, emerging out of the Mind of God, a Journey, which I am trying to discover—a strange, yet magnificent Journey inside the Human Life.
It has always been a query of the Human mind to know and comprehend the world we are living in and the world that lies beyond.
Philosophy, Religion, and Science have been the Knights that have fought the great battle; the lifting of the veil of the unknown.
Humanity, however, has been embedded in a labyrinth, one that very few escape. This liberation that we're all seeking as Human Beings, does not occur through the belief in Philosophical, Religious and Scientific «Dogmas & I repeat Dogmas,» but rather through the free will and the in-depth implication with & into their Esoteric hidden side - with & into OUR inner Spirituality.
As Above so Below, echoed in the ears of the wise. These few Initiates recognized in man the Microcosm of the Macrocosm. It is upon each one of us to seek Individual Consciousness, thus to be able to commune a Collective one.
It is now the age of the Homo-Cosmicus. So Meditate on the Human Potential of Becoming Cosmic on the image of Christ.
Life itself is nothing but a deep hidden insight, emerging out of the Mind of God, a Journey, which I am trying to discover—a strange, yet magnificent Journey inside the Human Life.
It has always been a query of the Human mind to know and comprehend the world we are living in and the world that lies beyond.
Philosophy, Religion, and Science have been the Knights that have fought the great battle; the lifting of the veil of the unknown.
Humanity, however, has been embedded in a labyrinth, one that very few escape. This liberation that we're all seeking as Human Beings, does not occur through the belief in Philosophical, Religious and Scientific «Dogmas & I repeat Dogmas,» but rather through the free will and the in-depth implication with & into their Esoteric hidden side - with & into OUR inner Spirituality.
As Above so Below, echoed in the ears of the wise. These few Initiates recognized in man the Microcosm of the Macrocosm. It is upon each one of us to seek Individual Consciousness, thus to be able to commune a Collective one.
It is now the age of the Homo-Cosmicus. So Meditate on the Human Potential of Becoming Cosmic on the image of Christ.
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February 16, 2022
Phoenician Kabbalah
Be prepared for a different history of the Kaballah . It is also one that I find interesting even if I do not believe it entirely. According to this work the Kaballah was created by the Canaanite Phoenicians. The person who wrote the Kabbalah or brought the tradition to mankind as Enoch. It was a mystery school that was founded before events in the Bible took place. It was shortly after the flood.
Enoch was given a tradition and he set off to Mount Hermon to set up a 9 chamber temple. From their the Phoenicians would spread their word. This differs from the standard Judaic view. The Phoenicians or the sect of Asayas believe in one god but did not have the same laws the Israelites did. The Israelite version of god seems to want more animal sacrifices while the Phoenician version wants agricultural sacrifice.
The book also presents an alternate way of looking at history. Since the Bible does not have much archaeological proof behind it, there are many who think that it is inaccurate. The belief here is that the Kingdoms of Judea and Israel were not in existence and the the mythology only came to life during the Babylonian exile. The nation of Judea or Israel was an invention of Persian and Babylonian priesthood when they did this they changed their Kaballah and even the god names.
The Phoenicians called their high god El, which was adapted by the Hebrew Israelites. THe Hebrew god was called Yahweh who was a minor water god or a Kenite god. Yahweh is connected to Enki or Ea of the Sumerian pantheons. Yahweh worked with water to save the Israelites.
He was also the god that created the world that trapped human souls. It is our objective to break free of this material. Prison. There were early sects of Christianity who believed that the God of the Old Testament is not the same as the god of the New Testamanet . The Old Testament god was evil and created this world.
The book draws heavily to from Freemasonry, Theosophy and Helena Blavatsky. THe author believes that Enoch along with the great white brotherhood was tasked with enlightening people to break away from the material prison.
THe book also relies upon Unverified Personal Gnosis. The author meditates on the Sphirote and the Phoenicians letters and he conveys the meaning of his mediations.
Jewish theology and history mesh with Canaanite/ Phoenician theology and history. Abraham was the first Jew yet Noah and Enoch are credited with opening institutes of spiritual learning by Jews no less. Paleo Hebrew letters are identical to Canaanite letters. Many of the God names come from Canaanite lexography. Hiram Abiff helped Solomon build his temple. Northern Israel was strongly influenced by Phoenician architecture. This book proves to be an interesting read.
Be prepared for a different history of the Kaballah . It is also one that I find interesting even if I do not believe it entirely. According to this work the Kaballah was created by the Canaanite Phoenicians. The person who wrote the Kabbalah or brought the tradition to mankind as Enoch. It was a mystery school that was founded before events in the Bible took place. It was shortly after the flood.
Enoch was given a tradition and he set off to Mount Hermon to set up a 9 chamber temple. From their the Phoenicians would spread their word. This differs from the standard Judaic view. The Phoenicians or the sect of Asayas believe in one god but did not have the same laws the Israelites did. The Israelite version of god seems to want more animal sacrifices while the Phoenician version wants agricultural sacrifice.
The book also presents an alternate way of looking at history. Since the Bible does not have much archaeological proof behind it, there are many who think that it is inaccurate. The belief here is that the Kingdoms of Judea and Israel were not in existence and the the mythology only came to life during the Babylonian exile. The nation of Judea or Israel was an invention of Persian and Babylonian priesthood when they did this they changed their Kaballah and even the god names.
The Phoenicians called their high god El, which was adapted by the Hebrew Israelites. THe Hebrew god was called Yahweh who was a minor water god or a Kenite god. Yahweh is connected to Enki or Ea of the Sumerian pantheons. Yahweh worked with water to save the Israelites.
He was also the god that created the world that trapped human souls. It is our objective to break free of this material. Prison. There were early sects of Christianity who believed that the God of the Old Testament is not the same as the god of the New Testamanet . The Old Testament god was evil and created this world.
The book draws heavily to from Freemasonry, Theosophy and Helena Blavatsky. THe author believes that Enoch along with the great white brotherhood was tasked with enlightening people to break away from the material prison.
THe book also relies upon Unverified Personal Gnosis. The author meditates on the Sphirote and the Phoenicians letters and he conveys the meaning of his mediations.
Jewish theology and history mesh with Canaanite/ Phoenician theology and history. Abraham was the first Jew yet Noah and Enoch are credited with opening institutes of spiritual learning by Jews no less. Paleo Hebrew letters are identical to Canaanite letters. Many of the God names come from Canaanite lexography. Hiram Abiff helped Solomon build his temple. Northern Israel was strongly influenced by Phoenician architecture. This book proves to be an interesting read.
February 5, 2022
La "vision kabbalistique" s'inscrit dans la plus pure tradition de l'ésoterisme. Dans cet ouvrage, l'auteur mentionne notamment, avec une grande clarté, la signification de nombreux symboles occultes et présente, avec pertinence, les grandes figures de la tradition ésoterique cananéene, de Hiram Abiff à Jésus Christ, en passant par Melki Sedek. En outre, Karim El Koussa nous renseigne sur sa propre vision de la Kabbale, et ses implications dans la tradition de l'ésoterisme phénicien. En somme, cet ouvrage est une somme de connaissances transversales que je considère, à titre personnel, comme le "Grand Oeuvre" de cet auteur passionnant.
Jean-Marie Ahel
Jean-Marie Ahel
September 5, 2021
Excellent
November 28, 2021
Still reading the book but it's been amazing so far and an eye opener , highly recommended ! As well as the rest of the books by the author .
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