Payam Nabarz Knihy

Embark on a comedic and enlightening journey with Corax, a Neophyte, and his initiator, the Celtic Goddess Morrigan, who embodies war, death, and rebirth. This tale unfolds through various acts, each celebrating different pagan festivals and themes, from Lammas to Beltane, while exploring deep spiritual concepts alongside humor. The narrative promises a unique blend of magic and laughter, appealing to fans of Terry Pratchett and similar works. The author also brings a wealth of knowledge from previous writings on pagan beliefs and practices.

Exploring the transformative nature of the 'Deeg-Jush' ritual meal, this collection of essays delves into various spiritual traditions, including Persian Magi, Zoroastrianism, Sufism, and more. Payam Nabarz provides an accessible examination of contemporary spirituality, drawing parallels between different belief systems and their symbolic representations of change and initiation. The work highlights the interconnectedness of diverse spiritual practices, offering insights into their relevance in today's world.

The book explores the symbolic significance of the Holy Twin Pillars, Boaz and Joachim, representing beauty and strength. It delves into their role in spiritual and mystical traditions, highlighting their importance in Wiccan practices and beliefs. Through vivid imagery and profound insights, the text aims to inspire awe and reverence, inviting readers to reflect on the deeper meanings behind these pillars and their connection to the divine.

Exploring a diverse range of themes, this collection delves into ancient religions, philosophical inquiries, and cultural intersections. From the resurrection of Mithraic communities in the digital age to the Athenian perspective on slavery and India's influence, each work offers unique insights. The archaeological study of Sassanian fire temples, connections between King Solomon and Greek magic, and reflections on Zen Buddhism and Mithraism further enrich the discourse. This anthology promises a profound journey through history, spirituality, and thought.

Liber Astrum offers practical rites and ceremonies inspired by ancient and medieval texts, blending them with modern poetry and esoteric writings. It guides readers in creating their own invocations to connect with the stars, serving as both a manual for practicing stellar magic and a source of insight into star lore.

An overview of Mithraism, the ancient Roman mystery religion popular in the Roman Legions• Provides a comprehensive history of Mithraism, including its influence on Christianity and Islam• Includes rituals, meditations, and teaching tales for readers who wish to follow the Mithraic path• Studies the evolution and divergence of the Eastern (Persian) and Western (Roman) forms of MithraismThe Mysteries of Mithras presents a revival of the magical practices and initiatory system of Mithraism, the ancient Roman mystery religion that was immensely popular in the Roman Legions from the late second century B.C. until A.D. 400 and was taken to every corner of the Roman Empire. As the last pagan state religion in Europe, it was the most important competitor to early Christianity and heavily influenced Christian doctrine and symbolism. The parallels between Christianity and ancient Mithraism are striking--for example, the god Mithra was born of a virgin in a cave on December 25.Payam Nabarz reveals the history, origins, and spiritual and philosophical tenets of Mithraism and its connections to Christianity, Islam, and Freemasonry. He also describes the modern neo-pagan practice of Mithraism in evidence today and for readers who wish to adopt the Mithraic path, he includes seven of its initiatory rituals and meditations, as well as orations and teaching tales, that open the door to the seven Mithraic grades of passage.