RE: Hitteons ???
How come that these 'Hitteons' are privy to information that has eluded everyone else for thousands of years?
In my opinion, they know no more than anyone else.
Patsy.
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RE: Hitteons ???
Hi Songstress,
What they are probably referring to is ancient wisdom that for a time was hidden from the masses for fear of it being used for doing wrong etc. Freemasonry is a good example, the lodges of today only use three initiations but in true masonry there are 33 degrees. Very few of these lodges are even aware that anything exists past the first three. I suspect it was really hidden in those days for fear of persecution from the church and it's followers.
I spent 5 years in two very secret organisations one was an Esoteric School and one was a form of Freemasonry as mentioned above (33 degree's) that took much of it's teachings from The Knights Templars.
You are right in that nothing that was taught in these schools (imho) should be hidden now from anyone today. In fact I think that you could easily unearth these very teachings by daily meditation and study of Yogic texts, because really this is where it all comes from.
RE: Hitteons ???
Hi Norrington,
The Rosicrucians were/are a similar sect who also profess to 'know all knowledge.' They admit women, and I once dipped my toe in the Rosicrucian water, so to speak. The stuff that was coming out was neither new or mind-blowing.
So I wonder what hidden things these Hitteons have that the others don't. Moreover, any sect that advocates 'sinners' being cast into lakes of fire, or thrown into bottomless pits, can't be all that enlightened.
Love,
Patsy.
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RE: Hitteons ???
Well Norrington I'd love to be more elaborate about my friends statement but sadly he was not very specific in his profile. All he said was
"(update) The hitteons found me and it wasn't good...also had some bad posts useing my name around the net so im not looking anymore....
Back to being as I have allways been to bad hitteons were fun for a bit but to stuffy for me."
I think he may have even left out a few words for the sake of lazy typing... he does that sometimes.
I suppose I could find his email and ask him about it but I just havent had much contact at all with him for years. Even when I did have contact with him he was more of an acquaintence than anything.
The one thing he and I do have in common though is the belief that we are Angels in human form. So that's defininite common ground.
I just found his profile so peculiar and it was the first time I'd ever heard of this "Hitteon" thing. I cant even draw any intuition from it. Strange...but what I find even more peculiar was the fact that almost every link on the web is just broken. Its as if they cant keep up with their web hosting anywhere....it's not like hosting is that demanding really. All I know is when I went through broken link after broken link all claiming to be the official site of the Holy Orthodox Hitteon Church, my intuition went on fire but didn't really tell me anything specific except how peculiar
RE: Hitteons ???
To best honest I think a lot of these groups popped up at the turn of the ninetieth century all claiming that they were age old etc, all around the time of Blavatsky, Steiner and Bailey etc. On closer inspection many were actually just new groups with a vague idea about something they thought was so esoteric.
The source of the teaching may have been 5000 years old but how distorted had it become by the time it reached them. I think there are very few truly original Mystery Schools remaining. Most that have, quite rightly now have dropped the "secret" bit to adopt a more "sacred" approach.
I found it all to intellectual, analysing and rationalising etc. Also most of the contents of Blavatsky's Secret Doctrine can be found in many of the Vedic teachings that are as you probably know reported to be 4000 years old.
Given that the corner stone of all that these schools teach is to "Look beneath and behind that which seems to be real" You eventually get right back to the source. So have these schools merely westernised these often eastern teachings.