Correspondence Course in Magic and the Western Mysteries
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Challah Recipe

(can be used for a bread machine in the “dough” cycle)



Fill the bowl or bread machine with water, eggs, sugar and oil. Add flour and finally the yeast. When the dough is ready, take it out knead it again, covering it and letting it rise for 30 minutes. (Now separate the Challah and say a blessing as described below!) Then make 18 small rolls and make a knot from each roll. Form each Challah from 9 knots. (18 is the number of life. Alternatively make 3 rolls and braid them – to represent the 3 pillars.) Then bake it and when it is nearly ready cover it with egg yolk and bake it for another 5 minutes.




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We are an internationally recognized mystery school and magical lodge and offer serious magical training based on the principles of the mystical Qabbalah (Kabbalah, Kabbala, Kabala), Hermetic magic and the Western Mysteries. Magical training in an authentic mystery school (or magic school, and/or magical order) of the Western Mystery Tradition is the spiritual and mystical preparation for initiation of the student of the mysteries. Like every true magical lodge or magic school and every true Hermetic order we take training in magic very seriously. We stand in the spriritual tradition of the Rosicrucians and do not only teach the ancient ritual magic (or ceremonial magic), the Egyptian magic, the Celtic magic and the Greek Mysteries, but also the classical pillars of the Hermetik Tradition such as astrology and Tarot.