Mitch Horowitz speaks on Manly P. Hall and the Secret Teachings of All Ages

[@Dingdongwitchisdead]

I appreciate the fact that Hall took on various complex subjects often untouched by the larger academia and although I don't agree with everthing he says, he by in large stirs up within me a desire to press into mysteries I don't understand or know. As often with any system of belief it in itself is not THE WAY, but a pointing rather to universal truths that allow one to take on their own journey that would lead them to THE WAY. Every journey must be taken individually.

[@mitchhorowitz6054]

Always love being among the Unvanquished Angels of LA...

[@edduardozamboga4082]

Hey boss where should I start to understand the way you understand?

[@anthonyarcanumsanctumregnu9551]

@@edduardozamboga4082 Keep reading and paying attention to the true meanings.

[@divineoracle7944]

🕯️🙏🕯️. One of the greatest books I have ever studied. Lectures on ancient philosophy is also very good. Thank you Mr. Hall. 🕯️🙏🕯️

[@anthonyarcanumsanctumregnu9551]

Same here.

[@AFlagRules]

Thank you. The video cuts off just before he's about to get into chapter 3. Interesting talk. For me, he hits the nail on the head in various areas, as usual. I find that dogma occurs when these lores/myths are taken to the grave, and the individual shuts the door to hearing a deeper, perhaps more researched piece of 'evidence' to the topic in discussion (or lack thereof at that point). I wonder what would cause an individual to do so - traumatic events growing up? Maybe 'they're' not hard-wired to do so? I try to make it a practice to believe things up to my own personally calculated 99%. I find this other 1% should always be there because I feel one must remain open to being surprised or 'convinced' by something that resonates on a deeper level than what one previously thought they knew. Works for me at least. The all is mind - If the mind closes the door, how can it expand? As vessels of and for this universe, it is essential that we 'keep an open mind'. 'The only thing I know, is that I know nothing'. Secret Teachings was a really good book. Thank you.

[@oaksandoaths2433]

This is so good. Thank you for presenting this and making it available to the public.

[@halwarner3326]

Mitch is a must see because of his original insight, a leader of curious minds.

[@angelaliao5608]

I am one of reader of this great work.

[@joannahardwick192]

Very Interesting. Thank you

[@jamesrossiter6319]

Is this guy giving a Manly P Hall lecture wearing a Misfits shirt?

[@halwarner3326]

Always loved Mitch.

[@mitchhorowitz6054]

back at you! M

[@colossalcollin]

*Beautiful introduction from Greg* (Uncle Mitch starts at 4:30 tho)

[@thewisdomtradition]

Great lecture thank you

[@juliabaranyeditora]

this video was cut before the talk ended! Please show what is the "third chapter" in Manly´s work.

[@AhzekAhrimanOne]

Thank you!

[@cw-ji8vs]

This dude's vocab kills :)

[@patrickokane7219]

Who is the introducer? Which book was the one he wrote the blurb for? Excited for the unreleased material in "The Secret Destiny Of America". Love that book.

[@vcab6875]

Very impressive introducer. What is his name?

[@reconnectcafeofbridgton8759]

Greg Salhern, president of PRS.

[@trevorfichtner3539]

Hows the A and D publishing version? I dont currently want to spend the money for a good edition like a jubilee edition facsimile, or at least I cant find it for a good price. If anyone has a link for a good edition for a decent price please share!!! Or if anyone knows about the A and D version please LMK! I'd rather save a few bucks as long as it has all the content and images in color, I dont care so much about image placement though, I could look it up and label pages on the images if that's the case I'd rather save a buck, so long as all the content is there. Is there a difference between the paperback and hardcover by A and D?

[@BBoldGaming]

Man I loved this book in highschool )2003)

[@zettcompact8586]

Sadly, ithe video's incomplete

[@BBoldGaming]

One of my favorite books

[@gregandersen7896]

I'm curious if manly has ever expressed his take on adam Smith wealth of nations?

[@mariehamilton428]

I am Oracle!

[@michelleburkholder2547]

My only criticism of Manly is that he influenced and was inspired by war criminals. Albert Pike and Ronald Reagan

[@kevinkinney5445]

Truth ignores not potential in being. By that very discernment of intellect, the psyche recognizes lack by reflecting goodwill into the principle of completion., IIt matters NOT, from whom TRUTH IS Embraced, sinner or saint, Truth is Truth. It requires an opened mind to see good in potential of all things