[Talk Gnosis] The Brazen Serpent & the Divine Code Pt. 1 w/M.R. Osbourne
Channel: Gnostic Wisdom Network
Date: 30/11/2022

A strange scene in the Bible where Moses erects a bronze serpent upon a pole becomes the jumping off point for a whirlwind exploration of life, the universe, and everything in Michael R. Osbourne's "The Brazen Serpent: Chaos and Order." Through the teachings and symbolism of the great mystics of the Western esoteric tradition onto the future (or present?) creation of the Noosphere, Michael unveils a divine code pointing to the truth of God and humans. Join us for part 1 of 2 as he takes us through his research and insights with plenty of connections and stops on the way.

Pick up a copy at https://rosecirclebooks.com/published-books/


Check out these playlists of past shows for some more context:

Martinism: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvM8JnMpRI2eC1AQj1RnjWeAXgtQZ-EVY

Temple Theology: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvM8JnMpRI2cSb6Rmz8UAWZdHOlm_xyzV

Rosicrucianism: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvM8JnMpRI2f7MYRp5smgbiXx1bwoaKHK

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