- The
earliest Gnostic systems included a
theory of
seven heavens and a
supercelestial region called the Ogdoad.
Astronomical theories had
introduced the concept...
-
beyond the
spheres of the evil
archons (Hebdomad),
there were the
supercelestial regions which a soul must
reach by
gnosis to
escape the
dominion of...
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advances the idea that Pythagoras's
mystical numerology operates on a
supercelestial level, a
religious term used to
describe a high
heavenly realm used...
- him from the same book: “Charles Fort says
maybe we’re
fished for, by
supercelestial beings.” Ivan T. Sanderson,
Scottish naturalist and writer, was a devotee...
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ordaining order in the universe. Zeus'
other children include an
array of "
supercelestial" gods, the
Olympians and Tartareans, all motherless. Of
these Hera is...
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through the Gospel. Jesus'
words are not to be
taken literally — the
supercelestial (ὑπερουράνιος)
meanings should be
sought in
which the true
route to...
- the
natural world and the
invisible departments of the
celestial and
supercelestial world, etc. Next
there are
correspondences between nature (the cosmos)...
-
celestial world, the
world of the
planets and stars, unchanging. the
supercelestial world,
where angels and the
Godhead are. Pico
della Mirandola discusses...
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reads Parmenides as
saying that this "ultimate reality" is not on some
supercelestial plane, but
rather is very
simply the
reality of the
world all around...
- regeneration. As
seven is the
number of the heavens, and
eight is the
supercelestial ogdoad, so six
denotes the
material creation (see also Heracleon); and...
