Thank you Dr. Sledge for posting your classes for free on RUclips and thank you to all the patrons who pay for it make it possible for people like me to be able to see them. 👍👏
Also incredibly grateful to Dr Sledge for laying all these in-depth insights on us 🙌 and to those able to subscribe on patreon, for making content like the Agrippa lectures possible and accessible to the rest of us. It's been really eye-opening so far, am awaiting future episodes with great anticipation. Many thanks to you, Dr. Sledge, and to all your patrons!
I am so glad to hear (again!) that you'll be doing a Marguerite Porete episode! I have been studying and admiring her and her work for over 30 years now, ever since I first read about her in an anthology of medieval women's literature. I have not studied her text in the original Old French (or the Latin and Middle English or other late medieval translations of it), but I have wrestled with it in an extended manner on several occasions, and still find new things about which to be excited every time I do study it! It's one of the few truly mystagogic texts, in my opinion, if it is approached correctly...though one's results can certainly vary widely as to its effectiveness. But I will be happy to see your episode on her when you get to it!😊
Thanks again Sledghammer, I know from your candor and experience I can count on taking your advice on what will give my reading optimal Bang for Buck when diving into any topic as I fumble my way into Esotericism.. Your absolutely SLEDGENDARY!⚒️👌❤️💯🙏✌️
It's an excellent time to be getting new enlightenment from old sources. i've donated because I know nothing from external reading except for growing up LDS who claim authority. thanks for addressing melkesidic preisthood.
Really excited to hear you're in contact with John Michael Greer in regards to his current Dee translations. I love Greer's books & translations, I'm reading his translation of of Bruno's De Umbris Idearum at the moment and really enjoying it.
"The best thing you could do if you wrote something controversial in the 1530's was to die early. It saved you the trouble of being killed by the Inquisition." 🤣
Even though I voted for Merkabah, I'm loving the deep dive into Agrippa, like your Kabbalah class did. Which makes me more excited for the eventual deep dive into Merkabah.
Shalom and bless you I try to catch your show whenever I can. I would like to contribute to your channel. I really enjoy every subject matter that you discuss. Well educated to the T. I gave you my thanks I appreciate your scholastic and occult knowledge/ history
Wow, Doc...I am trying to make time to delve with you, maybe as we wind down to Punkin Harvest I can catch up! Dropping Bangerz every week!!! Bravo! I read Eliphas Levi stuff as a young man, and found it a bit odd in some ways. Dione Fortune has seemed always kinda suspect to me also.
Would the possible Agrippa translation publications include the Occult Philosophy end matter missing from the critical edition and recent translations? Totally get it if you don't want to comment on that.
Hello great Dr.sledge, do you know the Material from Fulcanelli? The book about hidden secrets in Kathedrals and Alchemie is very hot stuff. Maybe you want speak about
The book that you recommended early in the video, in the transcripts it is spelled, 'Um Shim Um'. The Frankel edition. Can you please give a proper spelling or a link to the book. I am very interested in purchasing it.
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Doctor Justin Sledge of Esoterica, would it not be fair and appropriate to respectfully continue calling the Egyptian Book of Coming Forth by Day as the colloquially generally popularly known Book of the Dead, 1:19:00 seeing as the Ancient Egyptian beliefs of the afterlife hold death to be very dear and sacred, especially for kings and pharaohs, essentially god-kings, and their ideas about resurrection and the afterlife, and without the westernized common modern often negative CONNOTATION today of death and the dead? What news folks nowadays SHOULD be pausing on is at least give known people and their loved ones or just people in general a modicum of grace, with the definitive "has died" (that delivery factually doesn't veer into evasive side language of "passing") instead of, yep, "so n so famous person DEAD at age 51 or so" making it like they're some infamous dangerous mobster fugitive, like Whitey Bulger, or attending an enemy's funeral to make SURE they're actually dead, NO due respect whatsoever. I think the popular and INTRIGUING moniker, Egyptian Book of the Dead, invites and elucidates on the further thinking of death, beyond death, the afterlife, immortality and resurrection, of a kind. the definiteness of physical death in this realm being indisputable in even the most magical mythical mystical milieus. Same with the Tibetan Book of the Dead, the Book of In-Between Worlds. I think it's healthy and fascinating and inspiring of the imagination and dissuading of knee-jerk nihilism. Speaking of, and as much as reading Nietzsche as a younger man (I know you like to point out, but the sooner the better, and how often do the youth dive into philosophy? To at least know which rules to break) for STARTERS, or a less-pressured first date at a cheesecake factory chain restaurant. Or why NOT jean jacket AND jeans? (yes, I realize a bit much and maybe not everybody can pull off unless you're Bono of U2? or like blue eyeshadow? or adverbs used by best-selling novelists who know when to break the rules and why their usage is the exception and not the norm? I said enthusiastically). Death, being the great equalizer, common denominator and a shared door into the Great Unknown. Maybe Death can be its own Esoterica topic, much like Sheol and the Angel of Death were! In that spirit, death should not be dreaded in that light nor should the greater context be ignored as to its dignity in its way. A dignity not afforded to mythical vampires, cartoon mummies and zombies. It's not like it's called The Book of the UNDEAD...
There are trips to EGYPT with a group under the tutelage of THE SLEDGEHAMMER!!!!? Bring that shit on! Adjusted my bucket list now. Destiny has revealed utself with this revelation, how far in advance are these quests with Dr ⚒️ booked out?
Throughout history the many, many brave men and women who pursued knowledge and paid with their lives and worse and to think we do not even pay homage to them.. It's disgraceful, there absolutely needs to be a world wide day of celebration and remembrance for every trail blazer in the war against dogma and ignorance.. Dr Sledge carries on this Nobel cause bringing light into the darkness of ignorance and manipulation.. Not sure why I wrote this comment here but I say write it everywhere! We must remember those that educated the masses from the clutches of ignorance! What say you all.? 💪💯👍👌🙏✌️
Thank you Dr. Sledge for posting your classes for free on RUclips and thank you to all the patrons who pay for it make it possible for people like me to be able to see them. 👍👏
Well said💓
Absolutely! It's a most appreciated gift.
Hear hear!🙏💯✌️
Dr. Sledge is the kinda guy who has to build a new house to support his bookcase 😆
I'm literally having to bring in a structural engineer...
@@TheEsotericaChannel😂
All this content, what a trooper!
Also incredibly grateful to Dr Sledge for laying all these in-depth insights on us 🙌 and to those able to subscribe on patreon, for making content like the Agrippa lectures possible and accessible to the rest of us. It's been really eye-opening so far, am awaiting future episodes with great anticipation. Many thanks to you, Dr. Sledge, and to all your patrons!
I am so glad to hear (again!) that you'll be doing a Marguerite Porete episode! I have been studying and admiring her and her work for over 30 years now, ever since I first read about her in an anthology of medieval women's literature. I have not studied her text in the original Old French (or the Latin and Middle English or other late medieval translations of it), but I have wrestled with it in an extended manner on several occasions, and still find new things about which to be excited every time I do study it! It's one of the few truly mystagogic texts, in my opinion, if it is approached correctly...though one's results can certainly vary widely as to its effectiveness. But I will be happy to see your episode on her when you get to it!😊
Thanks again Sledghammer, I know from your candor and experience I can count on taking your advice on what will give my reading optimal Bang for Buck when diving into any topic as I fumble my way into Esotericism..
Your absolutely SLEDGENDARY!⚒️👌❤️💯🙏✌️
It's an excellent time to be getting new enlightenment from old sources. i've donated because I know nothing from external reading except for growing up LDS who claim authority. thanks for addressing melkesidic preisthood.
I certainly hope you and Dan can get that project going!
The gift thats keeps giving.. thank ein sof for dr.sledge
Really excited to hear you're in contact with John Michael Greer in regards to his current Dee translations. I love Greer's books & translations, I'm reading his translation of of Bruno's De Umbris Idearum at the moment and really enjoying it.
Happy Friday sir... Shalom
"The best thing you could do if you wrote something controversial in the 1530's was to die early. It saved you the trouble of being killed by the Inquisition." 🤣
Pistis Sophia is next level stuff 😂
Even though I voted for Merkabah, I'm loving the deep dive into Agrippa, like your Kabbalah class did. Which makes me more excited for the eventual deep dive into Merkabah.
Shalom and bless you I try to catch your show whenever I can. I would like to contribute to your channel. I really enjoy every subject matter that you discuss. Well educated to the T.
I gave you my thanks I appreciate your scholastic and occult knowledge/ history
Begging on my hands and knees for more William Blake content
When in 100 years from now, will we read your book ?
You're so knowledgeable !!!
Thanks!
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Cool Joy Division shirt 🤘🏽
Wow, Doc...I am trying to make time to delve with you, maybe as we wind down to Punkin Harvest I can catch up! Dropping Bangerz every week!!! Bravo! I read Eliphas Levi stuff as a young man, and found it a bit odd in some ways. Dione Fortune has seemed always kinda suspect to me also.
Hiiiii!!! 🩵
22:00 I think my dream job is now working for esoterica
You had me at Pistis Sophia
4000 page script a week, when I was in college 4000 over 3 weeks was HARD for me
Would the possible Agrippa translation publications include the Occult Philosophy end matter missing from the critical edition and recent translations? Totally get it if you don't want to comment on that.
I have that Dion Fortune book somewhere 😂 it explains so little, and as an atheist-raised practicing (at the time) pagan, I found it incredibly opaque
Hello great Dr.sledge, do you know the Material from Fulcanelli? The book about hidden secrets in Kathedrals and Alchemie is very hot stuff. Maybe you want speak about
All need to try and remember to focus questions on the listed topics so Sledghammer can plan his material to answer..👍✌️
The book that you recommended early in the video, in the transcripts it is spelled, 'Um Shim Um'. The Frankel edition. Can you please give a proper spelling or a link to the book. I am very interested in purchasing it.
Link in the description.
🌿 THERE IS A CABINET SHOP IN BROOKSVILLE MISSISSIPPI RUN BY MENNONITES THAT IS EXTREMELY GOOD AND PRICED VERY REASONABLY
ABOVE-AVERAGE WORK
LOVE FROM MISSISSIPPI USA 🇺🇲
Are Originals people of native america concidered egyptian decendents.
Q: Are Originals people of native america concidered egyptian decendents.
Not by anyone I take seriously
AI make for good content researchers
Doctor Justin Sledge of Esoterica, would it not be fair and appropriate to respectfully continue calling the Egyptian Book of Coming Forth by Day as the colloquially generally popularly known Book of the Dead, 1:19:00 seeing as the Ancient Egyptian beliefs of the afterlife hold death to be very dear and sacred, especially for kings and pharaohs, essentially god-kings, and their ideas about resurrection and the afterlife, and without the westernized common modern often negative CONNOTATION today of death and the dead? What news folks nowadays SHOULD be pausing on is at least give known people and their loved ones or just people in general a modicum of grace, with the definitive "has died" (that delivery factually doesn't veer into evasive side language of "passing") instead of, yep, "so n so famous person DEAD at age 51 or so" making it like they're some infamous dangerous mobster fugitive, like Whitey Bulger, or attending an enemy's funeral to make SURE they're actually dead, NO due respect whatsoever. I think the popular and INTRIGUING moniker, Egyptian Book of the Dead, invites and elucidates on the further thinking of death, beyond death, the afterlife, immortality and resurrection, of a kind. the definiteness of physical death in this realm being indisputable in even the most magical mythical mystical milieus. Same with the Tibetan Book of the Dead, the Book of In-Between Worlds. I think it's healthy and fascinating and inspiring of the imagination and dissuading of knee-jerk nihilism. Speaking of, and as much as reading Nietzsche as a younger man (I know you like to point out, but the sooner the better, and how often do the youth dive into philosophy? To at least know which rules to break) for STARTERS, or a less-pressured first date at a cheesecake factory chain restaurant. Or why NOT jean jacket AND jeans? (yes, I realize a bit much and maybe not everybody can pull off unless you're Bono of U2? or like blue eyeshadow? or adverbs used by best-selling novelists who know when to break the rules and why their usage is the exception and not the norm? I said enthusiastically). Death, being the great equalizer, common denominator and a shared door into the Great Unknown. Maybe Death can be its own Esoterica topic, much like Sheol and the Angel of Death were! In that spirit, death should not be dreaded in that light nor should the greater context be ignored as to its dignity in its way. A dignity not afforded to mythical vampires, cartoon mummies and zombies. It's not like it's called The Book of the UNDEAD...
There are trips to EGYPT with a group under the tutelage of THE SLEDGEHAMMER!!!!?
Bring that shit on!
Adjusted my bucket list now.
Destiny has revealed utself with this revelation, how far in advance are these quests with Dr ⚒️ booked out?
Throughout history the many, many brave men and women who pursued knowledge and paid with their lives and worse and to think we do not even pay homage to them..
It's disgraceful, there absolutely needs to be a world wide day of celebration and remembrance for every trail blazer in the war against dogma and ignorance..
Dr Sledge carries on this Nobel cause bringing light into the darkness of ignorance and manipulation..
Not sure why I wrote this comment here but I say write it everywhere!
We must remember those that educated the masses from the clutches of ignorance!
What say you all.?
💪💯👍👌🙏✌️