Hermetism: Bernardo of Claraval imprimir
 
Bernard of Claraval, born in 1090 in France, belonged to a high nobleness family. An essential trait of the physiognomy of Saint Bernard is the cult to the Holy Virgin, that derived in a number of legends which made it more popular. Among those legends we can highlight that one referring to a Black Virgin that was in the church of Saint-Vorles, where Bernard was instructed. The legend says that, being him praying in front of such Virgin, Mary pressed her breast and three drops of milk jumped to Bernard’s lips.
It is an alchemic allegory… which can mean that Bernard, fed by the milk of the Black Virgin (Isis), had drunk in the deep fountains of the Hermetic tradition.
He was an initiated of clear ideas, reformer of many dogmas of the church as well as of the interpretation of the virgin, Our Lady, as wife of the Verb and not as wife of a carpenter.
In year 1115 he departed to found the abbacy of Claraval, taking immediately the direction of occident. He rudely reprimands to kings and popes, bishops and important vassals, and every body obeyed to this monk of hesitant, humble and terrible holiness.
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