Thoth Initiations - Part 4
Secret Portals, the Mystical City of Thoth and the Hidden Amenti
Language: English - ISBN: 9789403919027 - 569 pages
€35.58
Synopsis
Thoth's mystical powers can be discovered by initiates through Light-oriented forms of consciousness. This god can manifest himself in many ways, such as through poetry, games, art, geometry and alchemy. He has even left us a useful Book of Truth.
This fourth part of the five-part series ‘Thoth Initiations’ reveals great secrets related to initiations, mystery schools, a coded magic square, an Emerald Tablet, and much more. Thoth also connects with a secret city that seems invisible but can be explored during life with the third eye. What can be learned from Thoth helps shape a life path, but also offers the prospect of a continuation after death. The ancient worshippers of Thoth wrote about ways to escape from the earthly Matrix, with particular focus on the Weighing Hall and an entrance to Amenti. How can we keep following the right paths without being distracted by Archons?
About Demi H. Quins
Author Demi H. Quins lives with her husband and animals in the French Pyrenees. After a mystical experience in the Church of Bugarach, she was inspired to write about the ancient Light Teachings. Quins' research highlights important aspects of the transformed consciousness that will manifest itself in the future. The path of Thoth offers a firm foothold in this regard.
This work is written in a contemporary style and is backed up by a wealth of sources. With this five-part series, Quins completed a task assigned to her, resulting in a life's work. Her goal is to make people who are awake even more so by sharing all this information especially now that Earth is at a tipping point in the run-up to a New Era.
Product specifications
| Binding | Paperback |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Publishing date | Tuesday, 22 September 2026 |
| Edition | 1 |
| ISBN | 9789403919027 |
| Pagecount | 569 |
| Interior color | Black/white |
| Size | 193 x 260 mm |
| Author | Demi H. Quins |
| Category | Religion and spirituality > Other religion |