Questions about the magnum opus

[Gar.F]

Good evening to the entire forum, I have a question-concern that I have about the magnum opus. Has it been successfully completed, that is, has anyone brought it up before? Thank you.

 

[WoadWarrior]

Of our assembly our founder Lady Maxine is the only one to complete it as far as I am aware.

 

[Helleniser]

Alexander the Great has completed it as well.

 

[AFODO]

In the past ~8k years there are only a handful of people who have completed it, Lady Maxine being one who have completed the first stage, the immortalization of the soul.

 

[Acolyte Of Pan 666]

I don’t think those who have completed it here are allowed to say it. The magnum opus is something between you and the Gods. By the time you reach that level you won’t need to ask anyone here anything, which is the main function of this forum.

 

[serpentwalker666]

Good evening to the entire forum, I have a question-concern that I have about the magnum opus. Has it been successfully completed, that is, has anyone brought it up before? Thank you.

There are some exceptional beings who have completed this over the centuries yes.

As you advance you'll understand more about this process. This reveals itself to the initiate over time when they are ready.

The biggest thing with the magnum opus is it cannot be rushed. One reaches towards the point of being ready for this when the soul has developed past a certain point.

There has to be a certain amount of advancement and experience, that lets an individual attempt this and move into the magnum opus.

Throughout all our lives, we are to be building towards this great work and transformation into a divine form.

 

[Joshua666]

Alexander the Great has completed it as well.

Do you also have any information about Alexander the Great's nationality as well? I'm curious

 

[Helleniser]

Do you also have any information about Alexander the Great's nationality as well? I'm curious

What do you mean? It's well-known he was a Hellene (Greek).

 

[Joshua666]

What do you mean? It's well-known he was a Hellene (Greek).

Wasn't he considered Macedonian before Prespa agreement?

 

[Helleniser]

Wasn't he considered Macedonian before Prespa agreement?

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[Helleniser]

Wasn't he considered Macedonian before Prespa agreement?

"Macedonian" isn't a real ethnicity or language. The communists of Yugoslavia stole the term "Macedonia" from Greece. Learn history.

 

[Joshua666]

182 d. weergaven · 5,4 d. reacties | 🇬🇷 Macedonia was, is, and will always be in #Greece! Since 800BC. Video edited by Greek Gateway and original by Αγαπώ την Ελλάδα - I love Hellas - Ich liebe Hellas | GREEK GATEWAY

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Okay I understand it now but why it says on google that Alexander lived in Macedonia: I mean communism didn't exist in his time?

 

[Joshua666]

Learn history.

+Aren't you supposed to drop the historical documents if you say something against mainstream history sources of information?

 

[Helleniser]

Okay I understand it now but why it says on google that Alexander lived in Macedonia: I mean communism didn't exist in his time?

Macedonia is a region in Greece, it's not a separate nation. The hoax that people living in Vardarska (Bulgarians, Albanians, Serbs) are "Macedonians" started with Tito in the 1940's.

 

[Helleniser]

+Aren't you supposed to drop the historical documents if you say something against mainstream history sources of information?

1) Look it up, you're a Zevist
2) You're the one "saying something against mainstream history sources of information"