Paul Joseph Rovelli - The Origin of the Sigillum Dei Aemeth (927.0 Kb)
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The Origin of the Sigillum Dei Aemeth As found in Athanasius Kircher's Sigillum Aemeth Translated & Annotated by Paul Joseph Rovelli.Editorial Note: I am not a Latin scholar and this amateur translation should be considered suggestive at best. A competent Latin scholar would quite certainly find major inaccuracies in the translation that are even obvious to the layman. Of major interest here is the origin of Enochiana's Sigillum Dei Aemeth compared and contrasted with the original Sigillum Aemeth. Amuleti alterius Cabali... More >>>Book can be downloaded.
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The Origin of the Sigillum Dei Aemeth As found in Athanasius Kircher's Sigillum Aemeth Translated & Annotated by Paul Joseph Rovelli.
Editorial Note: I am not a Latin scholar and this amateur translation should be considered suggestive at best. A competent Latin scholar would quite certainly find major inaccuracies in the translation that are even obvious to the layman. Of major interest here is the origin of Enochiana's Sigillum Dei Aemeth compared and contrasted with the original Sigillum Aemeth. Amuleti alterius Cabalistici heptagoni Interpretatio The secret Qabalistic meaning of the hepagonal amulet.
Tracing the origin of the Sigillum Dei Aemeth or Seal of God's truth, we find our way to one of its acestors, the Sigillum Aemeth or Seal of Truth originally appearing in Liber Juratus, created in the fourteenth century . It was supposed to be symbolically express the Primum Mobile or 'First Moved' based on the geocentric model of the Universe, which is not unlike the scheme of Enochian Aethyrs. The geocentric view of the Universe is now outmoded as we know the planets do not continue in their spheres about the Earth. But the spherical model itself is has not been overthrown we simply now see the Sun in the center--the heliotropic view of the Universe.
About Author:
Paul Joseph Rovelli formally taught Tarot & Astrology for 20 years in local adult education schools in various communities throughout New Jersey. Today, he runs a major lineage of the A.'.A.'. (Astron Argon); a spiritual lineage serving the edification of humanity. He also runs the Gnostic Church of L.V.X in Hoosick Falls, NY--being the first fully constituted and owned Gnostic church on the American continents. For years his writings have only appeared on his website and FB pages. And through that medium he's reached every continent in the world and have had varies articles translated into five other languages. In support of the church, various works are being printed on CreateSpace with Kindle additions.
Learn more about GCL at: http://www.gclvx.org.
