Let me be the first to state that the connection with Iranian/Persian or Zoroastrian practices is very speculative, although it was suggested by Jan Veenstra 2002 p. 192. He also stated (p. 191) that "Much of the magical literature from the Arabic world had roots in Persian, Babylonian, and even Far-Eastern magic." The etymology of the word jinn/djinn is also not firmly agreed upon.
Thank you for your hard work. Do you think the old arabs wore cotton instead of linen for this operation? In india linen was extremely rare, specially during the old times and even now its very very expensive. Have even seen any manuscript that tells to make a robe out of cotton instead of linen?
You might be interested in the work of youtube channel Byrga Geniht on this subject. Perhaps the best way in is the talk "Garnet as Emblem of Goodness | Philosophical architecture from Henry III to George III".
Let me be the first to state that the connection with Iranian/Persian or Zoroastrian practices is very speculative, although it was suggested by Jan Veenstra 2002 p. 192. He also stated (p. 191) that "Much of the magical literature from the Arabic world had roots in Persian, Babylonian, and even Far-Eastern magic." The etymology of the word jinn/djinn is also not firmly agreed upon.
@jhpeters2001 it is curious. The similarities. Superimposed on top of each other.
Thanks for this Joseph. You're a gift that keeps giving.
@@bradleysneddon7551 Thanks!
Awesome video, Thanks so much Joe.
Looking forward to future videos and content from this channel.
Thanks!
Thanks for your comments.
Fascinating! Bless you, dear Joe. Thank you for everything you do.
Thanks!
Fantastic Joe! So amazing to live in these times to make these connections. Thanks for your hard work and research.
Thanks for the feedback.
Amazing information! Thank you so much for sharing. I hope there’s more to come in the future!
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Thank you so much for sharing your Work with us, thank you for making the world a better place!👏🙏🤘❤️🔥⚕️🕉☮️☮️☮️
@@ramseydoon8277 thanks for the feedback and support!
thanks for posting
Thanks for taking time to comment. I appreciate it.
Hi mate keep up the good work from Melbourne Australia your website and books are fantastic I've got most of them
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I hope one day all versions will be translated.
Thanks for the coment. I have F, F2, and W translated, but manuscript Ha1 is proving very challenging.
@jhpeters2001 are there is esotericarchives site?
@@farshadf2507 I have not published W or F yet.
@@jhpeters2001 Thank you for your explanation, sir.
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Thank you for your hard work. Do you think the old arabs wore cotton instead of linen for this operation? In india linen was extremely rare, specially during the old times and even now its very very expensive.
Have even seen any manuscript that tells to make a robe out of cotton instead of linen?
Thanks for the feedback and the question.
You might be interested in the work of youtube channel Byrga Geniht on this subject. Perhaps the best way in is the talk "Garnet as Emblem of Goodness | Philosophical architecture from Henry III to George III".
Thanks for the reference.