Hermetism: Heinrich Cornelius Agripa [1533] imprimir
 
Is a very important connector between the previous occultist hermetic movement and the following generations. One of his important contributions was the study of the psychological aspects of the Hermetism and the occultist practice. He is mindful of the fact that the effect of the Hermetism in the man and its concretion depend mainly on the “trusted affirmation of the willingness” of the man.
Agrippa continues his work until embracing the whole sphere of magic in his time. He approximates to cabala, hermetic and the Picatrix. He investigates numerology and divination, as well as natural magic and the control of angels and devils by the ritual magic.
The motives of Agrippa are clearly magic more than mystics. He is interested on the exercise of the supreme power by the magician who has dominated the nature, subjugated the heavens and ascended higher than angels to “the same archetype of which being he converted in cooperator and can achieved everything…”. The man can accomplish this because his true internal being is divine. “anybody who knows himself, will know everything in himself; specially he will know God, in which image has been created!…”
Among his studies can be highlight the numerology, cabala and hermetic. He found the community of magicians that later will become the ORDER OF THE BROTHERS OF THE GOLDEN ROSE CRUX, that between 1614 and 1616 with his manifestos will be the subject of interest an discussion for the most important theologians, occultists and thinkers.
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