TORAH OF MASHIACH Welcome from One from the An...

Tradition has it that Moses himself wrote the first five books of the Pentateuch indeed but only four of those books are included here for it is felt that only they contain the knowledge of Hermes. Moses was a prophet learned in all the arts of the Egyptians. This included the teachings of the Chaldeans that Abraham carried with him to Egypt called Kabbalah which was taught to initiates.

Also on examination of the Bible we shall discover that the ancient calendar upon which the festivals of the Hebrews are set is far from being based on the four seasons but rather is arranged according to the laws of the Zodiac. This work is based on Hermeticism, a religion lost in myth and time. Hermes was the most confusing, baffling and complex of the Olypian Gods: the Greek God of the mind or consciousness, an archetype of the Egyptian God of wisdom, Thoth. He was the keeper of the records of the Gods, the supervisor of the drawing up of their laws. He was also the author of forty-two sacred books and a guide of the souls in the underworld. He was called the Lord of the Moon.

The name Hermes is derived from the Greek word 'herma', meaning 'a pile of stones'. In the Greek mythology the many-eyed Argus was killed by Hermes so his fellow Gods brought him to trial. He was acquited after they had thrown pebbles at his feet. This was symbolic of the conquering of one state of consciousness, as opposed to the perception or illusion of the many. The Law of Hermes relates to the human condition of consciousness as given to us by the Father of consciousness, the one universal mind, or God. God gave man his freedom for action after bestowing upon him the energies of the planetary spheres, the governors of the Zodiac that share with us parts of their own nature, which is stamped on us at birth.

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