From the Destruction of the Twin Towers to the Grand Hexagram Copyright © Nick Sandberg 2003 Author’s Notes: This piece uses concepts from the Judaeo-Christian esoteric doctrine of Qabalah. It is also topical and intended for the casual reader. Those without sufficient knowledge of the subject to easily follow the story could check out some […]
Some Qabalistic reflections on the September 11 Tragedy Copyright: Nick Sandberg 2002 I scarcely move,Yet swiftly seem to run;My son, thou seest,Here Space and Time are one.” – Wagner’s “Parcifal” Author’s Note: This piece is a personal Qabalistic reflection on some of the symbols arising from the tragic events of the date September 11th 2001.
Copyright: Nick Sandberg 2001 [Please Note: The first two pieces in this series have now been rewritten and it is my hope that they are now relatively easy for the interested reader to follow. This much-needed revision has yet to take place for this piece, I’ve still got a few more chapters of the Bible
Copyright: Nick Sandberg 2001 Introduction In this piece I’m going to try and relate a little of the spirit and content of the so-called “Great Work” of the esoteric orders. The completion of this Great Work remains the goal of the “Western Mystery Schools.” And, without sounding too melodramatic, if they’re right, it also remains
Copyright: Nick Sandberg 2001 Key to the Gnosis: The Revelation in Seven Chapters is a series of pieces intended to introduce the reader to some of my ideas about Western occultism, and particularly how ancient and often hidden beliefs may be of importance in the world of today. I am particularly interested in the Qabalist interpretations
Copyright © Nick Sandberg, 2001Second Edition, 2001ISBN 0-9538348-3-2 Proof-reading – S.A. Maddalena LaMarche. Artwork – Arthur J. Saarinen and Nick. Introduction “Meanwhile we shall express our darker purpose” – King Lear, Act 1:Sc1. The purpose of this piece is to introduce the reader to the possibility that much of what we typically believe about our world, notably its
Copyright: Nick Sandberg 2000 The Starbucks logo, knowingly or otherwise, is a feast of interesting esoteric symbolism, and I am dedicating the whole of this fairly lightweight piece to its exploration. Readers should note that interpretations are largely my own, and do not reflect the beliefs or teachings of any specific individuals or group. The