Anonymous
7/25/2025, 9:39:52 AM
No.40792338
>>40792384
John Dee and the present state of the world
How much is this person responsible for the creation of the modern world? It seems that he was the first person to advocate for british imperialism and was close not only to Elizabeth I but also to other european nobility and occultists on continental Europe. I think that in order to understand today's abominable society we need to look into its occult roots.
Anonymous
7/25/2025, 9:56:21 AM
No.40792384
>>40792338 (OP)
He who comes up with the most advanced alchemy of the day is the one who gets implemented.
OP
7/25/2025, 9:56:59 AM
No.40792386
>Elizabeth herself, although sometimes classically referred to as Astræa, was referred to the people as the Fairy Queen, wrapped in a halo of mystery and magic. The Queen, head of the Anglican church, appeared at the same time as a phantasmatic presence, symbol of a renewal of the whole world. Edmund Spenser, the author of the poem The Fairy Queen was a member of the mysterious “School of Night”, an “esoteric” circle led by Walter Raleigh and among its members there were Christopher Marlowe, George Chapman, Matthew Roydon, John Dee, William Shakespeare and Thomas Harriot.
>The ideologist of the magical esotericism of the Elizabethan regime was John Dee (1527-1608), preceptor of the first Earl of Leicester. A careful reader of Llull, Ficino, Pico, Reuchlin and Zorzi, he was particularly attracted by Agrippa’s De occulta Philosophia. He did not develop an original thought, but adapted Agrippa’s hermetic-qabbalistic magic to the environment that was forming around Elizabeth I, fueling the arcane legend that was being built on the Queen. Dee can really be defined as the inspirer of the new Anglican imperialist mysticism.
>From 1583 to 1589 John Dee went to the German territories of the Empire to carry out a secret mission with Edward Kelley, a blower and ghost-shooter medium. The occultist couple sowed the seeds of a Protestant alliance between hermetic-qabbalistic secret societies led by the British kingdom. They even managed to make contact with Emperor Rudolph II, an alchemy enthusiast.
OP
7/25/2025, 10:03:45 AM
No.40792405
>>40792468
>What was John Dee doing in Bohemia from 1583 to 1589 during his secret mission? It is generally said that, together with his companion, the necromancer and magician Edward Kelley, he visited Rudolf II of Habsburg (1552-1612) in Prague. At court, the two allegedly involved the Emperor in evocations of angels and in rituals of possession, during which Kelley played the role of medium. There were also rumours, which were never confirmed, that on the same trip Dee also met Rabbi Judah Loew, a Qabbalist known for his messianic mysticism and magic practices. In reality, John Dee spent most of his stay in Trebon as a guest of the powerful Prince Villem von Rosenberg (1535-1592). There he founded a “circle” of friends, although it would be preferable to call it secret society due to its secretive nature. The younger brother of his host, Peter Vok von Rosemberg (1539-1611), who abandoned Catholicism in favour of Calvinism, his friend Christian von Anhalt (1568-1630) and the hermetic Paracelsian Qabbalist Oswald Croll (1563-1609) were certainly members of that circle.
Anonymous
7/25/2025, 10:07:05 AM
No.40792413
OP here: im trans btw and also a gay pedophile
Anonymous
7/25/2025, 10:24:17 AM
No.40792468
>>40792405
I tried reading a biography of Dee and it was just like this. A massive notxing burger. Literally nothing happens. I think it's because the authors of these biographies are normies with no real knowledge or understanding, so everything gets watered down. Like the bible and all buddhist texts.
