Mystery schools and divination and the shards of the tower.
Speaker AFollowing this symbolic fall, sacred knowledge becomes veiled, encoded and preserved in fragments across cultures.
Speaker AKabbalistic mysticism emerges in Hebrew tradition.
Speaker AHermeticism and Egyptian magic are preserved through Greek mystery cults.
Speaker AAstrology splinters into Babylon, Hellenistic, Indian and Chinese system.
Speaker ADivinatory tools like Tarot ruins in the I Ching each carry partial reflections of a lost language.
Speaker AYou could say divination itself became the translation to a way to decode divine meaning through fragmented symbol.
Speaker ALike trying to rebuild the tower with the blueprint hidden across cultures and languages.
Speaker AAnd you always talk about cultures.
Speaker AWe need to bring all, all this information together, back together in esoteric terms.
Speaker AThe one language.
Speaker AThe one language could be the Logos, the divine creative word or vibration.
Speaker AThe same word referenced in John 1:1 in the beginning was the word.
Speaker AThe confusion of tongues becomes fragmentation of the Logos into archetypes, symbols and sacred alphabets.
Speaker AThat's what we talk about, symbolism.
Speaker AThe scattered builders are the initiates who must resemble the pieces, reassemble the pieces in their mystery traditions.
Speaker AIf you're working with astrology, Tarot numerology or.
Speaker AOr other mystical systems, you're essentially engaging in the act of reconstruction, reclaiming the one language through divinatorial literacy.
Speaker ADivination is the act of climbing the inner tower one symbol at a time, to reunite with the divine language of spirit.
Speaker AAny thoughts?
Speaker AYeah, I got a few.