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[close] 1. a bookclub for self-discovery 2. derived from the word "library" 3. invokes "truth" in lieu of the word "lie" 4. The Latin word for book is "Libraria" which contains the root word "Libra" (the seventh astrological sign in the Zodiac).. As a constellation, Libra symbolizes the "weighing scales" of truth, justice, righteousness, harmony, balance & order. In Ancient Kemet, this concept was personified as the winged goddess Ma'at.

[close] The name of the book is the “THE INTRODUCTION TO THE PYRAMID LIGHT BODY”. This masterpiece is filled with 270 pages of language code, with over 100 images illustrating in mathematical detail the true order of the universe. This book is unlocking the story of creation, in ways never been demonstrated before. This ancient system of education using mathematics and language is known as the teachings of the Ankh. A must have to add your collection. A testimony of a divine walk…

[close] As an extension of the Certified Oracle Guide Tribe FB group, this book club was created to provide a safe place for those who want to share in thought-provoking discussions regarding our continued personal and spiritual growth as we read all those books that have been recommended! Our focus will include many Hay House authors as well as other great inspirational teachers.

[close] Black Maven is discussion group dedicated to the discovery and exposition of occultist literature that would appeal to the late Aleister Crowley. Everyone is welcome, especially transhumanists, alchemists, astrologists, dowsers, egyptologists, freemasons, kabbalists, gnostics, magicians, metaphysicists, ninjas, numerologists and the like. So, you may first ask, what is a maven? A maven (also mavin) is a trusted expert, often self-proclaimed, in a particular field, who seeks to pass knowledge on to others. The word maven comes from the Hebrew, via Yiddish, and means one who understands, based on an accumulation of knowledge.1 Moreover, maven knowledge is typically gained outside a culture's traditional educational apparatus. For example, college or university degrees in Alchemy just aren't to be pursued anywhere in the Occident. A Black Maven is a particular kind of expert of "occult" knowledge. More often than not, a cultural taboo is associated with occult knowledge, and sometimes quite perniciously. Well, you don't have to look far for examples of that kind of cultural phenomenon--simply reference the Spanish Inquisition as a prime example. Ironically, if we take stock of the hugely popular Harry Potter phenomenon, we surely must reach the prima facie conclusion that occultism has captivated the minds of young and old alike (the old are at least paying for all the Harry Potter media and spinoff merchandise their children are clamoring to purchase). Perhaps the polemic that naturally evolves from that realisation is something that can be pursued through this group. In summary, the purpose of this group is to entertain. If it does something other than that, such as enlighten, so be it. 1 Dictionary.com