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Gnostic Question of the Week

What suggestion can we infer for the Jinas of Joseph of Cupertino?

Answer from the V.M. Samael Aun Weor.

"That blue monk once known by the name of Joseph of Cupertino, they say he rose through the air seventy times.

This magical event happened back in the year 1650, which is why he was canonized.

Every time the aforementioned sweet-faced hermit left the hard earth, he uttered a cry.

Questioned by the Cardinal of Lauria about this strange and mysterious cry at the precise moment of flight, the Saint responded esoterically:

The gunpowder, when ignited in the musket, explodes with a great noise, like the heart, embraced by divine love. Amen!".

Samael Aun Weor. Secret Doctrine of Anahuac.

Answer from the Magazine "The Wisdom of the Being".

"That blue monk once known by the name of Joseph of Cupertino, they say he rose through the air seventy times.

This magical event happened back in the year 1650, which is why he was canonized.

Every time the aforementioned sweet-faced hermit left the hard earth, he uttered a cry.

Questioned by the Cardinal of Lauria about this strange and mysterious cry at the precise moment of flight, the Saint responded esoterically:

The gunpowder, when ignited in the musket, explodes with a great noise, like the heart, embraced by divine love. Amen!".

Samael Aun Weor. Secret Doctrine of Anahuac.

The Wisdom of Being Magazine 100, Chapter: "Jseph de Cupertino."