
Magic of the Runes
And Spiritual Secrets of Virgil’s Aeneid
A book by Samael Aun Weor
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- 274 Pages
- Illustrated
- Paperback 5.5 x 8.5 inches
- Print ISBN 9781934206294
- Ebook ISBN 9781934206966
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Spiritual development requires enormous amounts of energy, thus those who aspire towards the blossoming of the soul need methods of acquiring and utilizing energy. Hidden in the runes we can find such methods. Then, through The Aeneid, we learn how to use that energy.
The Nordic runes are very ancient letters known to contain great spiritual mysteries, but their true nature has remained untapped by modern seekers of knowledge. Each rune represents a circuit of energy in Nature. By understanding how the runes are present everywhere in Nature, one learns how to utilize them in daily life to empower the awakening of the consciousness. One such method is to use the physical body to emulate a rune in combination with prayer and sacred words. By mirroring the runic circuits of Nature, we become capable of receiving and transforming great amounts of energy.
Yet, energy alone is not enough: one also needs to know what to do with it. For that, Samael Aun Weor unveiled the beautiful symbolism of The Aeneid, one of treasures of classical literature, in which we discover many secrets of the spiritual path. Written by the Roman poet Virgil between 29 and 19 BC, The Aeneid is considered the greatest Latin masterpiece. For more than two thousand years it has remained one of the most studied, memorized, and analyzed writings, yet its true meaning has remained hidden. On the surface, it tells the story of Aeneas and his struggle to establish Rome, yet in truth the story is like all myths: it is an archetypal, symbolic representation of the spiritual path. Like all the great heroes — Odysseus, Herakles, Arjuna, Samson — Aeneas represents the soul who seeks to restore its divine inheritance, and to do so it must overcome the consequences of its former mistaken actions. That is a work of practical action in daily life through which the soul is raised out of suffering. This book is a guide to accomplish it.
Originally published in Spanish as "Mensaje de Navidad 1968-1969" (1969) and later named by students "La Magia de las Runas."
Chapters
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Foreword
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Chapter 1: The Divine Mother and the Holy Gods
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Chapter 2: Parallel Universes
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Chapter 3: Rune Fah (Feoh, Fehu)
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Chapter 4: Penate Gods
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Chapter 5: The Puncta
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Chapter 6: Return and Transmigration
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Chapter 7: Rune Is (Isa)
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Chapter 8: The Cosmic Egg
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Chapter 9: The Oracle of Apollo
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Chapter 10: Rune Ar
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Chapter 11: Proton and Antiproton
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Chapter 12: The Harpies
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Chapter 13: Rune Sig (Sigel, Sowelu)
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Chapter 14: The Ain Soph אין סוף
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Chapter 15: The King Helenus
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Chapter 16: Rune Tyr (Teiwaz)
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Chapter 17: Meditation
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Chapter 18: The Deformed Giant Polyphemus
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Chapter 19: Rune Bar (Beor, Berkana)
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Chapter 20: The Ten Rules for Meditation
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Chapter 21: The Tragedy of Queen Dido
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Chapter 22: Rune Ur (Uruz)
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Chapter 23: The Story of Master Meng Shan
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Chapter 24: The Country of the Dead
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Chapter 25: Runes Dorn and Thorn (Thurisaz)
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Chapter 26: The “I”
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Chapter 27: The Cruel Enchantress Circe
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Chapter 28: Rune Os (Othila)
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Chapter 29: Origin of the Pluralized “I”
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Chapter 30: The Three Furies
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Chapter 31: Rune Rita (Raido)
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Chapter 32: The Divine Mother Kundalini
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Chapter 33: The Forge of the Cyclops
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Chapter 34: Rune Kaum
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Chapter 35: The Purgatorial Region
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Chapter 36: The Temple of Hercules
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Chapter 37: Rune Hagal
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Chapter 38: The River Lethe
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Chapter 39: The Pines — The Nymphs
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Chapter 40: Rune Not (Nauthiz)
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Chapter 41: Parsifal
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Chapter 42: The Sacred Fire
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Chapter 43: Rune Laf (Lagu, Laguz)
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Chapter 44: The Final Liberation
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Chapter 45: The Dream of the Consciousness
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Chapter 46: Rune Gibur (Gebo, Gyfur)