manly hall the secret teachings of all ages

This example demonstrates he knows he’s reading it wrong everywhere else because he pronounces it correctly here Under Chapter XVIII. The Life and Philosophy of Pythagoras, page 157, last paragraph of the Dover Publication, AND, page number LXVIII, 10th paragraph, left column of the Philosophical Research Society (PRS) Diamond Jubilee Edition Reduced Facsimile (also the same page, paragraph and column of the full-sized Subscribers Edition) it reads, “These verses open by counseling the reader to love God, venerate the heroes, and respect the daemons and elemental inhabitants.” Adriel Brandt reads daemons as demons.

Adriel Brandt spoken word examples – and please keep in mind Halls work repeatedly uses the word daemon and highlights it in italics every time: Under Chapter XIII. Now onto just three of the written text vs.

If you don’t want to spend the money there’s a 10-part series on YouTube titled - Anthony Peake - The Daemon (Part 1 of 10) – and you can listen to him pronounce the word daemon succinctly and correctly. demon, please referred to British author Anthony Peake, who has a real British accent, who specialized in the sociology of religion, the theory of language development and authored The Daemon: A Guide to Your Extraordinary Secret Self - The book is available on Amazon AND on Audible AND it’s read by him. Before giving an example of the text read by Adriel Brandt, if there’s any doubt in your mind about the difference, OR pronunciation, of daemon vs. And it is daemon, in its Platonic sense of a being intermediary between gods and men – not demon, with its Judeo-Christian import of an unclean, evil, or malignant spirit – that we must keep in mind. For a daemon and a demon are not one and the same thing. The individual might have his own daemon, good or evil. A deity regarded as a supernatural power rather than as a person hence some being never definitively personified, but recognized as an exerting power, especially over the lives and fortunes of men a tutelary deity or spirit. From Webster’s New International Unabridged Dictionary 2nd Edition published in 1949: Daemon 1. Bear with this lengthy explanation BEFORE you buy this audiobook. This is extremely dangerous for new or nescient students of this work as there’s dimensionally different realities between a daemon and a demon. The word is DAEMON, the correct pronunciation is with a hard ‘A’ as in ‘day’ NOT with a hard ‘E’ as in ‘demon’ which the reader repeatedly states.

WARNING: Mispronunciation Is Seriously Misleading.ĭO NOT BUY THIS if you are only listening and not following along with a text or you will come away with a malignant understanding of the work because of the mispronunciation of a single word often used and repeatedly, consistently, sans one remarkable time, mispronounced.

Manly hall the secret teachings of all ages