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Who Really Is ABRAXAS? The Secret Religions DON'T Want You to Know

Title: "Who Really Is ABRAXAS? The Secret Religions DON'T Want You to Know"

Transcript: "(00:16) throughout history Humanity has sought answers to the great Mysteries of the universe trying to understand those invisible forces that control Destiny and the flow of time on that journey of discovery enigmatic figures have emerged that defy the traditional categories of God or demon of good or evil one of these figures is a braus a gnostic entity that has captivated esotericists philosophers and thinkers for centuries despite its importance its name has been deliberately erased from history hidden in the shadows of (00:58) esoteric knowledge while why what Secrets do its symbols hide and why have the major religions done everything they can to keep you from knowing of its existence today we will uncover the truth behind this enigmatic figure and its key role in Gnostic cosmology are you ready to dive into one of the deepest mysteries of religious history to understand who axus is we must must first explore the context from which it emerged gnosticism born in the early centuries of the Christian era gnosticism was not a single religion but rather a (01:41) collection of esoteric and philosophical beliefs gnostics viewed the material world as a prison created by a Lesser God the demiurge an entity that separated human Souls from True Divinity instead of seeking salvation through faith faith in this Creator gnostics proposed nosis a deep and hidden knowledge about the true nature of being and the cosmos within this intricate system abraxus holds a unique position some gnostics considered it the eighth archon situated above lesser entities and even the demiurge itself (02:22) but still connected to both the material and spiritual worlds its nature is ambiguous it is not enti irely evil but neither is it completely benevolent this dual nature is essential to understanding its role in Gnostic mythology the arkans are Guardians of the material world who prevent access to the higher Realms as the eighth Aron abraxus not only transcends these guardians but also rules over them placing itself above even the demiurge its connection with the number eight also has a significance beyond the (03:04) hierarchical in Gnostic numerology the number eight symbolizes the cycle of rebirth and renewal eternity and continuity thus abraxis is seen as a force that encompasses both the end and the beginning of all things over the centuries the figure of this Gnostic God has been deliberately silenced its dual nature and encompassing both creation and destruction good and evil challenges the traditional monotheistic view of a purely good God abraxus represents a primordial power that escapes human moral categories and its complexity (03:47) makes it a figure both dangerous and intriguing the mystery of abraxis is not only found in its place within Gnostic cosmology but also in its peculiar iconography it is depicted with the body of a man the head of a rooster and snakes instead of legs a combination that holds deep symbolism the rooster for example is a symbol of vigilance and Illumination in many ancient cultures the rooster is the announcer of dawn of the Sun and with it Light Within gnosticism the rooster represents knowledge and Revelation with the head of this animal (04:35) abraxus symbolizes Spiritual Awakening a figure that brings the end of the darkness of ignorance however this light also reveals what is hidden what has remained in the shadows the snakes that form its legs are equally significant in many esoteric Traditions snakes represent both secret knowledge and the cycle of life and death for gnostics these creatures symbolize the regenerative and transformative power of nature connecting abraxis with the deepest forces of the cosmos those that govern birth death and rebirth furthermore abraxus is depicted (05:19) holding a whip and a shield reinforcing its dual nature the whip symbolizes its power over destructive forces while the shield Associates it with protection these attributes show that its power is not limited to a single Dimension it is both protector and Punisher Builder and Destroyer despite its relevance in early Gnostic currents abraxis was deliberately silenced over time one of the main reasons for this concealment lies in its direct challenge to traditional religious Notions while religions like Christianity and Judaism (06:01) drew a clear line between good and evil between God and the devil abraxus broke away from that binary Vision by embodying both extremes of existence its nature was perceived as too disruptive for the rising Christian hegemony moreover abraxus posed a tangible threat to the power of the early church its worship did not preach salvation through faith in an external God but instead promoted nosis a deep internal knowledge as the path to Redemption this idea endangered the authority of religious institutions which relied on obedience (06:41) to a supreme god and the role of intermediaries like priests and churches if individuals could achieve salvation on their own what role did these intermediaries play AB reis's position as the eth Aran also placed it in an uncom able Crossroads within gnosticism being above the Arkham that ruled the material world and connected to both the Divine and the Earthly its figure not only challenged the authority of the demiurge but also positioned itself as a threat to the entire system of control over Humanity this ambiguity and disruptive (07:23) nature explain why abraxis was gradually marginalized and why its cult once power eventually faded or was forced into secrecy despite being relegated to the shadows for centuries the figure of abraxis never completely disappeared in more recent times it has experienced a Resurgence in esoteric currents and modern philosophical thought a key figure in this rediscovery is the psychoanalyst Carl Jung who saw in a braxus an archetypal symbol representing the entirety of the human psyche in his work the seven sermons to (08:08) the dead Jung describes abraxus as a figure that transcends the divisions between good and evil light and darkness the Divine and the Demonic for Jung abraxus is not just a gnostic God but the reflection of the individuation process the path toward the complete integration of all aspects of our psyche both our light and our shadow to achieve true wholeness in this sense abraxus ceases to be merely an external figure becoming a metaphor for the internal balance we all must attain Additionally the name abraxus has (08:49) been reinterpreted in modern esotericism authors like Helena blatsky founder of the theosophical society saw in it a su Supreme entity that transcended the dualistic limitations of traditional religions for batki abraxus was not just another Gnostic figure but symbolized the primordial Cosmic Force One that contains and unifies all others a deity that was above the conventional dichotomies of good and evil one of the most fascinating aspects of this figure is how it was deliberately hidden within the Gnostic tradition throughout history Gnostic (09:36) followers were persecuted both by the early church and the Roman Empire but beyond this repression there is a deeper reason why its existence has been kept secret its ability to challenge traditional ideas about power and Divinity while many religions promote a clear separation between good and evil between God and the the devil this figure represented something far more complex the union of both Concepts instead of seeing the Divine as purely good and the Demonic as entirely evil its symbolism showed that both poles are (10:15) connected this idea was seen as a threat to religions that relied on a strict and clear moral system to maintain control the ambiguity of this figure made those seeking to uphold rigid social order uncomfortable it's no surprise that entities like this were excluded from the dominant narrative for centuries the Gnostic texts that mentioned it such as the nag hamadi manuscripts remained hidden until they were rediscovered in the 20th century revealing many secrets that had long been buried moreover its role as the eighth (10:55) archon adds further complexity in gnostic cosmology the archons are beings who rule the lower Plains of the universe and keep Souls trapped in matter this figure being above them and even above the demiurge the creator of the material world controlled both the material Realms and the forces of light and darkness its ability to manage both polarities made it a bridge between the Divine and the Earthly challenging the Notions of power and control control that these arkans exerted over the physical world however its true power goes beyond (11:37) being an intermediary figure it also represents the Eternal cycle of birth death and rebirth in some Gnostic currents it is said to have the ability to transcend time and the laws that govern material existence it was not a tyrant imposing time but a wise figure who understood and surpassed it from this perspective it becomes a gateway to Eternity offering a vision of existence that is not bound by fate or chance this Mastery over time is another reason why it was hidden by offering a path to spiritual Liberation that transcended temporal (12:21) structures its symbolism represented a threat to organized religions that needed to tightly control their following it not only freed the soul but also broke the chains of Social and moral control in summary its concealment is not only due to its ability to challenge traditional ideas of the Divine but also to how it threatened Concepts like time Duality and control this figure is an unsettling reminder the true power lies in the integration of opposites and the ability to transcend the limitations of the material world for authoritarian (13:03) religions this was a concept too radical to be openly accepted a braus is not simply an ancient figure or a forgotten philosophical concept it symbolizes an uncomfortable and universal truth life is not a straightforward battle between good and evil but a delicate balance between opposing forces it invites us to question simplistic narratives to look beyond the divisions of light and darkness and to accept that the universe is far more complex than we can perceive its Duality challenges our need to control and Define reminding us that (13:46) in that Union of opposites in the tension between creation and destruction Lies True power a brais reflects that Cosmic balance a force flowing deep within our psyche one that religions and systems of power have tried to conceal for being too disruptive to the status quo it is not a God that can be easily categorized or understood but for those brave enough to delve into its Mysteries abraxus offers a gateway to a deeper understanding one that frees us from the limitations of rigid morality and allows us to embrace the totality of (14:27) existence accepting this duality is not just about opening ourselves to the unknown but also about reconciling with our own nature in that balance between light and Shadow between the Divine and the Earthly we find the true essence of who we are those who dare to explore beyond the obvious will discover that this ancient symbol is also a guide for our own spiritual Evolution so if this journey into the mysteries of abraxis has has inspired you don't forget to like subscribe and hit the notification Bell to continue (15:06) exploring the deepest secrets of the universe because on this path We've Only Just Begun to scratch the surface are you ready to discover more"

"Who Really Is ABRAXAS? The Secret Religions DON'T Want You to Know" - An Extensive Outline

I. Introduction (0:16 - 0:58)

• Humanity's historical quest for understanding the universe's mysteries and invisible forces.
• Emergence of enigmatic figures like Abraxas, defying traditional classifications of good and evil.
• Abraxas's significance despite deliberate erasure from mainstream history and esoteric knowledge.
• Central question: Why have major religions suppressed knowledge of Abraxas?

II. Gnostic Context (0:58 - 3:04)

• Gnosticism (0:58 - 1:41)
  • Not a single religion, but a collection of esoteric and philosophical beliefs.
  • Core belief: Material world is a prison created by the Demiurge, a lesser god.
  • Gnostics sought "gnosis" - deep, hidden knowledge about true being and the cosmos.
• Abraxas within Gnosticism (1:41 - 3:04)
  • Unique position as the eighth archon, above lesser entities and the Demiurge.
  • Ambiguous nature: Not entirely good or evil, but connected to both material and spiritual worlds.
  • Transcends and rules over other archons, guardians of the material world.
  • Connection to the number eight, symbolizing rebirth, renewal, eternity, and continuity.
  • Embodies both the end and the beginning of all things.

III. Suppression of Abraxas (3:04 - 7:23)

• Challenge to Monotheism (3:04 - 3:47)
  • Abraxas's dual nature challenges traditional monotheistic views of a purely good god.
  • Represents a primordial power beyond human moral categories.
• Threat to Religious Authority (3:47 - 6:41)
  • Abraxas's worship promoted "gnosis" (internal knowledge) over faith in an external god.
  • This challenged the authority of religious institutions and their intermediaries.
• Disruptive Nature within Gnosticism (6:41 - 7:23)
  • Abraxas's position as the eighth archon challenged the Demiurge's authority.
  • Posed a threat to the entire system of control over humanity within the Gnostic system itself.

IV. Iconography and Symbolism (3:47 - 5:19)

• Peculiar Depiction
  • Man's body, rooster's head, snakes for legs.
• Rooster Head (4:35 - 4:35)
  • Symbol of vigilance, illumination, and the announcement of dawn/light.
  • In Gnosticism, represents knowledge, revelation, and spiritual awakening.
• Snake Legs (4:35 - 5:19)
  • Represent secret knowledge and the cycle of life and death in esoteric traditions.
  • Symbolize the regenerative and transformative power of nature.
• Whip and Shield (5:19 - 5:19)
  • Reinforce Abraxas's dual nature.
  • Whip: Power over destructive forces.
  • Shield: Protection.

V. Rediscovery and Modern Interpretations (7:23 - 8:49)

• Carl Jung (7:23 - 8:08)
  • Saw Abraxas as an archetypal symbol of the entire human psyche.
  • Represents the transcendence of divisions (good/evil, light/darkness, divine/demonic).
  • Reflects the individuation process and integration of all aspects of the psyche.
• Helena Blavatsky (8:08 - 8:49)
  • Interpreted Abraxas as a supreme entity transcending dualistic limitations.
  • Symbolized the primordial cosmic force unifying all others.

VI. Deliberate Concealment (8:49 - 12:21)

• Challenge to Traditional Power Structures (8:49 - 10:15)
  • Abraxas's duality threatened religions relying on strict moral systems for control.
  • Its ambiguity made those upholding rigid social orders uncomfortable.
• Hidden Gnostic Texts (10:15 - 10:55)
  • Gnostic texts mentioning Abraxas (e.g., Nag Hammadi manuscripts) were suppressed and hidden.
• Abraxas as the Eighth Archon (10:55 - 11:37)
  • Controlled both material realms and forces of light and darkness.
  • Challenged the control of other archons over the physical world.
• Mastery over Time (11:37 - 12:21)
  • Abraxas transcended time and the laws of material existence.
  • Offered a path to spiritual liberation beyond temporal structures, threatening organized religions.

VII. Abraxas's Significance Today (12:21 - 14:27)

• Universal Truth (12:21 - 13:46)
  • Symbolizes the delicate balance between opposing forces in life.
  • Encourages questioning simplistic narratives and embracing complexity.
  • True power lies in the union of opposites.
• Cosmic Balance (13:03 - 14:27)
  • Reflects the cosmic balance within the human psyche.
  • Religions and power systems have tried to conceal its disruptive nature.
  • Offers a gateway to deeper understanding and freedom from rigid morality.

VIII. Conclusion (14:27 - 15:06)

• Accepting duality and reconciling with our own nature.
• Finding true essence in the balance between light and shadow, divine and earthly.
• Abraxas as a guide for spiritual evolution.
• Call to action: Like, subscribe, and explore deeper secrets of the universe.

IX. Abstract Facts and Obscure Opinions

• While not explicitly mentioned in the transcript, the video likely alludes to the idea that Abraxas represents a more primordial and holistic understanding of the divine, predating the rigid dualisms of later religions.
• It may also suggest that the suppression of Abraxas reflects a broader pattern of suppressing esoteric knowledge that empowers individuals and challenges established power structures.

X. Opposing Opinions

• Traditional religious perspectives would likely view Abraxas as a heretical or demonic figure, rejecting its dualistic nature and challenge to established doctrines.
• Some may argue that Abraxas is simply a mythological construct with no real significance, dismissing its symbolism and philosophical interpretations.

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Gnostic Context
   • Gnosticism
   • Abraxas within Gnosticism
3. Suppression of Abraxas
   • Challenge to Monotheism
   • Threat to Religious Authority
   • Disruptive Nature within Gnosticism
4. Iconography and Symbolism
   • Rooster Head
   • Snake Legs
   • Whip and Shield
5. Rediscovery and Modern Interpretations
   • Carl Jung
   • Helena Blavatsky
6. Deliberate Concealment
   • Challenge to Traditional Power Structures
   • Hidden Gnostic Texts
   • Abraxas as the Eighth Archon
   • Mastery over Time
7. Abraxas's Significance Today
   • Universal Truth
   • Cosmic Balance
8. Conclusion
9. Abstract Facts and Obscure Opinions
10. Opposing Opinions

Summarized Essay

Throughout history, humanity has grappled with the universe's enigmas, seeking to understand the forces shaping destiny and time. In this pursuit, enigmatic figures like Abraxas have emerged, defying conventional notions of good and evil. Abraxas, a Gnostic entity, has captivated esotericists and philosophers for centuries, yet its significance has been deliberately obscured. This suppression stems from Abraxas's challenge to traditional religious paradigms, particularly its dualistic nature that integrates both creation and destruction, good and evil.

Originating in early Gnosticism, a collection of esoteric beliefs that viewed the material world as a prison created by the Demiurge, Abraxas held a unique position. As the eighth archon, it transcended and ruled over lesser entities, embodying both the beginning and end of all things. This duality, symbolized by its rooster head representing spiritual awakening and snake legs signifying the cycle of life and death, challenged the monotheistic view of a purely good god. Abraxas's worship, promoting internal knowledge ("gnosis") over faith, threatened the authority of religious institutions.

Despite its suppression, Abraxas was rediscovered in modern times by figures like Carl Jung, who saw it as an archetypal symbol of the human psyche, and Helena Blavatsky, who interpreted it as a supreme entity transcending dualistic limitations. The deliberate concealment of Abraxas reflects a broader pattern of suppressing esoteric knowledge that empowers individuals. Its duality, challenging simplistic narrative