Greetings to everyone

Greetings,

I'm a newly registered forum user and look forward towards a fruitful exchange of knowledge, experiences, etc, between ourselves.

Congratulations for the great forum!

Regards,
H.P.K.

I am very glad to see this forum grow. Welcome, Heru Par Krath!!

Hello and welcome, Heru Par Krath.

Hi there and welcome!

Interesting choice of nickname, wanna tell us more about the reasons that took you to chose it?

Jonathan

Em hotep Heru Par Krath

Greetings,

Thanks to all for the warm regards!

Jonathan, about my nickname: even though the origins of it are purely egyptian, coming from the name Heru-pa-khart ("Horus the Child" -- of Isis), I've chosing this form which was inspired on several ways it is spelled in thelemic circles, like "Hoor-pa-Kraat" or "Heru-pa-Kraath".

This particular spelling of "Heru Par Krath" (HRV PR KRTh) was chosen especially because as a student of Jewish Kaballa, I've discovered that its value is 1111, and I thought that was a curious numerical value for this name. In hebrew, that's the value of Aithan (AYThN) which can either mean "strength" or "mighty ones".

Best regards,
H.P.K.

A student of Kabbalah?
A favorite study of mine, we must do lunch

Thank you for the explanation, HPK. It was interesting to know. I am not much knowledgeable in the Jewish Kabbalah myself, but please tell us more about your views on vampirism and, why not, on Asetianism.

Jonathan

Actually I'm a beginner in these subjects of Vampirism, having only read some few texts by the Temple of the Vampire, and honestly I don't know anything about the Asetian Tradition. I'm planning to buy the Asetian Bible from Amazon, though, but for now I'm just a curious fellow in search of knowledge.

I've already learned some things in this forum while surfing the threads, etc, and I wish to continue to learn as much as possible. Every time I can contribute with something, I surely will.

Be very welcome in this quest to knowledge then.

Jonathan

Greetings, and welcome to our vampiric community.

Aghrab