@NoHylicsAllowed just watched the latest video. I think you have to do a follow up video about Robert sepher (sp) like specifically naming him in the noscript of the video and you go through and discount everything he says and his sources. Not only will this break the spell he's cast on a lot of people but he'll see it and have a response video and it can be a fun money generating YouTube beef, which ever YouTuber eventually needs to get under their belt. It'll get your channel a lot more views too.

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So, for those who don't know. Robert Sepehr is a follower of the Neo-Gnosticism of Samael Aun Weor. He doesn't outwardly state this, he hides this fact while constantly quoting Aun Weor.

I've actually read a bunch of Samael (hence why it's obvious to me what Robert is doing). And here's my question; would it be better to do a video on Robert Sepehr himself or on his main source (Samael) which would dispel his narratives by proxy.

Because there's really not much online about Samael Aun Weor. Roughly, there are only two kinds of people who know about him. The first kind, their eyes light up at the mention of his name and then they pee a little bit while calling him the "Avatar of Aquarius". The other kind immediately starts foaming at the mouth yelling fraud.

In truth he's neither. He's just a random south American who wrote on Occultism/Esotericism (Serrano is better) and Gnosticism (Borges is better). Bro literally joined a Rosicrucian group, read Steiner, read Gurdjieff then said "bet" and started his own thing.

Robert is probably the main representative of this movement in the public eye (that "Astral Doorways" guy on YouTube is another one). And whatever your thoughts are on Samael you have to understand his followers are some of the MOST delusional people you will ever meet.

I'm leaning more on doing some vids on Samael than I am on Robert specifically. What do you guys think?

The Light of Egypt
Thomas Burgoyne

Thomas H. Burgoyne, an astrologer and founder of the Hermetic Brotherhood of Luxor, was born April 14, 1855, and grew up in his native Scotland. Spontaneously psychic, he claimed that as a child he came into contact with the Brotherhood of Light, a group of advanced discarnate beings who attempt to guide the destiny of mankind. At a later date he met a M. Theon, who purported to be an earthly representative of the brotherhood and taught Burgoyne about their esoteric doctrine. An associate of Burgoyne, also in contact with the Brotherhood of Light, suggested that he write a set of lessons to introduce their teachings to the public. This was published in 1889 as The Light of Egypt.


https://tradition.st/the-light-of-egypt/

he claims there was an Atlantis in the Northern hemisphere and another lost continent in the Southern ("Lemuria")

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What if..... It was all a dream.....

“I saw the Emperor [Napoleon] — this world-soul — riding out of the city on reconnaissance. It is indeed a wonderful sensation to see such an individual, who, concentrated here at a single point, astride a horse, reaches out over the world and masters it.”

— Hegel

This is the first of 6 instalments in a series on "Eros and the Mysteries of Love" and it is FREE to everyone to read.

Whether you are new to Julius Evola, new to this particular book, or a long time reader who wants a refresher, this series is intended to give an overview of what the book is really about while also explaining some of the key points that new readers tend to get tripped up on.

https://open.substack.com/pub/philosophicat/p/an-intro-to-eros-and-the-mysteries?r=1bepqq&utm_medium=ios

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