Thank you so much for this most precious article treating with the due respect a respectable occultist and a kind human being who helped so many who suffered but got his reputation smirched by the villainy of those who were and are way below him.
You're very welcome, Jo. I'm glad you enjoyed the article. Whatever he did or didn't do in his youth, Cagliostro didn't deserve to die in jail at the hands of the Roman Inquisition (for what were essentially his spiritual beliefs). The book written by Philippa Faulks is very enlightening.
Thank you for your kind feedback. The simple fact that he helped so many in need when social injustice was way more rampant is already a great deed, in my humble opinion, not to mention he never endorsed bloody revolutions as the French masons would later do. I had already become averse to Free Mansonry for its many plots (actual or alleged) which seem to range from the toppling down of our monarchic house here in Brazil to the French Revolution but the fact that he was never engaged in anything similar but actually supported the very institutions that would later vilify and betray him, has enshrined him in my highest regard. Thank you once more for setting the historical record straight about him when so many have chosen slander and deprecation.
Thank you so much for this most precious article treating with the due respect a respectable occultist and a kind human being who helped so many who suffered but got his reputation smirched by the villainy of those who were and are way below him.
You're very welcome, Jo. I'm glad you enjoyed the article. Whatever he did or didn't do in his youth, Cagliostro didn't deserve to die in jail at the hands of the Roman Inquisition (for what were essentially his spiritual beliefs). The book written by Philippa Faulks is very enlightening.
Thank you for your kind feedback. The simple fact that he helped so many in need when social injustice was way more rampant is already a great deed, in my humble opinion, not to mention he never endorsed bloody revolutions as the French masons would later do. I had already become averse to Free Mansonry for its many plots (actual or alleged) which seem to range from the toppling down of our monarchic house here in Brazil to the French Revolution but the fact that he was never engaged in anything similar but actually supported the very institutions that would later vilify and betray him, has enshrined him in my highest regard. Thank you once more for setting the historical record straight about him when so many have chosen slander and deprecation.