Peering Around the Corner

Hello All --

I have been lurking for a bit and I am writing, at last, because I can't seem to shake an interest in the Asetian ways (as I understand them). Now, when I look at the Asetian (as far as is possible), I am either looking at a beautiful myth (and one of which I might wish to assume that Beauty is Truth) or I am looking at what is simply straight (though often obscure) and beautiful truth. As I read and re-read the Asetian Bible, I find myself leaning toward the latter camp. I haven't kept track of these latter leanings, but I find their birth in small revelations, in things that are perhaps just slightly different from my assumptions but rare and eye-opening; it's hard to explain (but an example would be the idea of tendrils, which I hadn't contemplated before*, or of the correct use of a wand).

I feel nearly perfectly balanced between caring whether the Asetian, in all its aspects, is true or not. It seems useful, even explanatory, or explanatory enough, and that's good enough for now. I especially like the way it blends in with some of my other main thoughts and ideas.

So... all this by way of introduction (and I do recognize that these forums are not merely devoted to the discussion of Asetianism). I thought it would be good to let you all know of one who finds himself coming here regularly to cull what knowledge he can.

Best.

* In quite the way depicted, I should say.

BE welcome Arkanos
I understand what you are saying and I would agree with you.
Whether in myth or truth this is still pure gnosis

Welcome to the forum. It is great to see more people to gather in here with the same common interests and a mature healthy mine towards the occult.

Jonathan

Thank you both for the warm welcome. It's nice to be here.

Greetings Arkanos,


Nice to meet you , nice thoughts and feelings you have.
Looking forward to see you in the threads soon

Hellen

Thanks, Hellen, and thanks for the welcome.

Em Hotep, Arkanos. Nice to see you here and I hope you have a nice time with learning.

Helli

Hi Arkanos! Welcome to the forum. Apologies for the late greeting :-)

Best wishes,

Saylamine

Welcome, Arkanos. It's nice to see this great Forum grow.

Greetings, Arkanos. Welcome to the vampiric community.

Aghrab

Thanks, all (and again)... Now I just have to decide what topic to bring up in these forums... and that is a topic in itself!

It's a bit late, but welcome to the forum. It's great to see you here, I'm looking forward to some more of your posts.

Thanks, Talibah. It's nice to be here and nice to meet you.

Welcome to the Vampire community, Arkanos.