Unveiling the Secrets of Occult Magic: The Harpocratesian Mysteries and the Tehuti Manuscripts

Have you ever been intrigued by the mysteries of the occult world? The realm of magic and ancient manuscripts often captivates our imagination, taking us on a journey into the unknown. In this article, we delve deep into the esoteric realms to unravel the enigmatic secrets of the Harpocratesian Mysteries and the Tehuti Manuscripts. Brace yourself for an awe-inspiring adventure as we explore the arcane knowledge and mystical practices hidden within these ancient texts.

Unearthing the Origins of the Harpocratesian Mysteries

The Harpocratesian Mysteries hold a significant place in the annals of occultism, with their origins believed to date back to ancient Egypt. These mystical rites were dedicated to Harpocrates, the Greek interpretation of the Egyptian deity Horus. Harpocrates, often depicted as a child deity wearing a pharaonic crown, symbolized silence and secrecy, leading to his association with the esoteric arts.

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Occult Magic: Harpocratesian Mysteries (The Tehuti Manuscripts Book 14)

by Frater R.C.(Kindle Edition)

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Occult Magic: Harpocratesian Mysteries (The Tehuti Manuscripts Book 14)

by Frater R.C.(Kindle Edition)

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	576 KB
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Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
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It’s been twenty years since I presented this addition to the 0=0 Neophyte curriculum to the G.D. community beyond Temple Tehuti #13 in Vancouver, B.C. I was already an adept of 5=6 when I developed this -- essentially a pre-godform exercise or advanced Meditation One using Egyptian mythology. I still think it is probably the best addition I have made to the hermetic corpus.
It is funny that really the highest honour a magician can attain is to produce material that is so universally recognized that it becomes released without one’s name attached to it. Often in the G.D. material we see adepti credited with the material, especially in the case of the order chiefs such as D.D.C.F., etc. and most significantly in the “flying rolls” of the Inner Order.
However, we can detect that the attachment of an initiate’s motto to material is less to edify them and more to place the onus on them for the material created. But when the writer’s motto and name is removed from disseminated material, well, then you know it is really good. Because to remove the author’s name is to say: this teaching is not opinion and should be elevated beyond the opinions of personal research and regarded as purely useful.
This was the second addendum of my creation added to the G.D. corpus after my piece on YHVH: The Tetragrammaton & Pentagrammaton, which despite being the condensed writing of a young academic succeeded in elucidation without significant bias. This is hard to do in magic since so much of what we do hinges on subjective, spiritual experience. My experience is most often not relevant to yours; but sometimes it is.
That is really the role of the adepti: to serve so that we learn. This is the last and final of my work and research from my seven years of intensive, really overwhelming, training at the Temple of Tehuti (1996-2003). I hope this manuscript series has helped some of you, and at least creates a model for other adepti to share their own humble research and experience in concise bits and pieces without the stuffing and fluff that more than ever today seems to puff-up every new book released on magic and the occult.
Just the other month I was hanging out with Chic and Tabby and Lon in the Weiser and Llewellyn rooms at the hotel for PantheaCon 2020. I heard people around us repeatedly bemoan the plethora of smallish booklets coming out in our fields. Well, who needs another chapter on “What is Magic”, or even “True Traditional Witchcraft”?
I think we should cut to the chase. The G.D. curriculum (in almost any of its many varietals) cuts to the chase in theory and most importantly, practice. The best thing I got out of completing the G.D. system in an active 24/7 temple (followed by the essential Inner Order training of adepthood) was that I would walk into my high school friend’s bookstore, Banyan, and scan the shelves and see NOTHING I needed to read.
The couple hundred thousand dollars I spent building my library from 1993 to 2005 served me well; but not so well as the seven year practicum of G.D. training. I avoided most of the bullshit and egos, I focused on the work and ritual and ceremony, and it was the best thing I have ever done in life.
No books are needed now. I have enough work and magic and ritual on my to-do list for the rest of my life and more. Once you master the basics and have the know-how, all that is left is the Work.
To that end, I wish you all a farewell.

G.H. Frater R.P.A.D.
Isis Oasis
Geyserville, California
April, 2020