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• Title: CaMF: Chapter 2: Mysteries and Mystery Wisdom
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  • clearest reflections and adumbrations of the truth about the daemons.”
  • shows that the daemons, that is, the spiritual beings, and the gods
  • higher nature than the daemons and gods. And this is in the nature of
  • Mystery wisdom. The people pictured gods and daemons in images taken
• Title: CaMF: Chapter 3: Greek Sages Before Plato In the Light of Mystery Wisdom
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  • strengthening force in him is his daemonic element. This is what
  • striking way: “Man's daemon is his destiny.”
  • (Daemon is meant here in the Greek sense. In the modern sense we would say
  • beyond the personal. This personal element is the bearer of a daemonic
  • connection has this daemonic element with what in the form of
  • only a form of appearance for the daemonic. The bearer of such
  • experiences the daemonic element in himself is to him evidence of his
  • own immortality. Now he may no longer ascribe to this daemonic element
  • can be only one form of appearance of the daemonic element. The daemon
  • preparation for the experience. Whoever becomes aware of the daemonic
  • upon my daemon. And what will become of the effect which I produce on
  • the daemon, if I may not assume that its task is exhausted in my
  • itself between me and the cosmic unity. My daemon introduces itself.
  • transitory personality at all, but to the eternal daemon within them.
• Title: CaMF: Chapter 4: Plato as a Mystic
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  • joy. What Heraclitus designates as the daemon
  • reveals the stage at which their “daemon” stands
  • is a “daemon,” a mediator between the earthly and the divine. —
  • Socrates the daemonic force which was to lead him to the divine. She
  • the daemon in Socrates? We should not think of mere poetic fantasy here. No
  • actual wise woman could have awakened the daemon in the soul if the force for
  • basis which allows what brings the daemon to birth in the soul to
• Title: CaMF: Chapter 9: The Apocalypse of John
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  • spirits” (daemons) of the wisdom of the Mysteries have become the
  • more clearly than others. It will be left to the daemon, the angel