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SANCTUM Abiezer Coppe: A Fiery Flying Roll The Ranters were
an antinomian religious sect, constituted in Britain at the time of the Civil
Wars. Coppe was one of their prophets. In the "Fiery Flying Roll"
he lays out Godīs violent plans for this world in fierce prose. Regrettably,
only the preface is online.
John
Dee/Edward Kelley: The Calls of Enoch Don’t feed
them after midnight! The Ancient
Egyptian cosmology was quite complicated. So complicated in fact, that after
death the believers needed a guide book for their long journey to the
Underworld, across vast uncertain terrain peopled by gods and demons. A
somewhat neurotic but monumental imagination was needed to describe these
labyrinthine lands of the dead.
From the Nag
Hammadi Gospels comes this account of Jesus and his teachings. The lessons
are somewhat enigmatic, but interesting.
In this early
work, Sufi philosopher Ibn al-'Arabi revivifies an old topic with rare force.
No other mystic
got that far out and yet managed to keep his wits about him.
Excerpts from
the 17.000 pages of the Great Shaykh’s magnum opus. Lovely Death
Metal lyrics from Ancient Mesopotamia.
How to become a
walking tree in 81 easy lessons.
Another stunning text from Nag Hammadi. - No responsibility taken
for the contents of external links! -
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