SonOfTheGods
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Post by SonOfTheGods on Aug 30, 2015 0:38:41 GMT
The Dark Lord- Peter Levenda
Anyone do other research on this?
I did a search on this forum for the topic but couldn't find any.
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Post by Gregory Peters on Aug 31, 2015 17:58:52 GMT
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SonOfTheGods
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Post by SonOfTheGods on Aug 31, 2015 23:03:36 GMT
Bookmarked to review later on, looks good.
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Post by movebywillalone on Jun 3, 2016 17:53:22 GMT
Wow Gregory Peters I had no idea that those tantrik writings from the holy order of Krishna embodied the Law of Thelema! Very interesting indeed.
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Post by Gregory Peters on Jun 3, 2016 21:15:29 GMT
Wow Gregory Peters I had no idea that those tantrik writings from the holy order of Krishna embodied the Law of Thelema! Very interesting indeed. Yes they had some interesting material back in the day. They focus on an esoteric yogic interpretation of the Bhagavad Gita for the most part. Unfortunately these days the group seems to have ditched any references to Thelema, the Bhairavi diksa, and other things that (for me at least) made them interesting!
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Post by on120 on Aug 22, 2017 6:22:44 GMT
I'm writing a book about it. In the chapter "The Sexual Magick of Kenneth Grant," I say:
In an earlier essay TYPHONIAN GNOSIS (Vol. I), I have said that Kenne-th Grant made some confusion and the practices he attributes to Ānuttara Āmnāya most probably refer to the Uttarāmnāya tradition or as it is known, the Krama School of Kashmir in the North and not in South India, as he refers. New information leads me to believe that when Grant quotes the Kaula Circle, he is referring to a period prior to the 11th century when Abhinavagupta reformed the tradition. He refers to the Kaula Circle in some trilogies, describing his practices: [...] It is a typical description of procedures found in the Krama Tradition or Uttarāmnāya. Psycho-sexual practices and the manipulation of secretions as talismans of power extraordinarily demonstrated in kaula-tantras were later preserved by Abhinavagupta in the Kālī-Krama Tradition. For this reason I have associated Grant's methods with this tradition previously. But He describes the Kaula Tradition in an earlier period, when it still had connection with Śrī Vidyā, as in the following passage: [...]
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Post by equinoxofthegods on Feb 6, 2018 15:41:37 GMT
Wow Gregory Peters I had no idea that those tantrik writings from the holy order of Krishna embodied the Law of Thelema! Very interesting indeed. Yes they had some interesting material back in the day. They focus on an esoteric yogic interpretation of the Bhagavad Gita for the most part. Unfortunately these days the group seems to have ditched any references to Thelema, the Bhairavi diksa, and other things that (for me at least) made them interesting! Gregory, is the gradework of the Order of Krishna available in any format that you know of?
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