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My Mum in My Mum in my Mum in my Mum in my Mum... - (3582)

Master Samael said something so beautiful about the Divine Mother. He said that She has been there in all of the Mothers that we have had through all of our lives, and so in the mother that we have this life, She has also been present. 



Now that it is Mother's day, it is at least not a bad thing to remember that which Master Samael taught.

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  1. Anonymous10 May 2020 at 21:11

    Hello! Interesting post, by the way. I remember that in another post you asked people about which topics they would like to be discussed here. Sadly, I cannot seem to find that post. So, could you elaborate further, in the future, about practicing gnosis and disabilities. I'm sure there are some practicioners with disabilities that would like to know about that topic. :)

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    1. Gnostic Aspirant11 May 2020 at 02:53

      Hi there, sure I can do that. I'll see how I go I may be able to get onto that this week sometime. Thanks. A bit more info about the kind of disability would be helpful if you feel ok to do that?

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    2. Anonymous12 May 2020 at 05:41

      Hi! I'm the same person... It could be about people that have problems with their sight or hearing.

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