Sublime

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Samus

@gabrielita

"The Master of Masters." This man, if "man" indeed he was, dwelt in Egypt in the earliest days. He was known as Hermes Trismegistus. He was the father of the Occult Wisdom;

Matthew Schmitz • The Kybalion (Illustrated): A Study of the Hermetic Philosophy of Ancient Egypt and Greece

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Sylvari

@sylvari-7f1528dc4db2469f

"Trismegistus," which means "the thrice-great"; "the great-great"; "the greatest-great";

Matthew Schmitz • The Kybalion (Illustrated): A Study of the Hermetic Philosophy of Ancient Egypt and Greece

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Hermes means “he of the stone heap.” In Greece, mounds of stones served as landmarks and property boundaries. Somewhat paradoxically, Hermes is also a boundary-crosser. The themes of boundaries and boundary-crossing arise again and again in interpretations of Hermes, and tricksters generally.

George P. Hansen • The Trickster and the Paranormal

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Namerion

@vkb

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Isabel Heijne

@heijne

agency

Juliana Joie • 10 cards