Esoteric AI Chatbots

Huge respect to Charles McClure for creating this resource. 

Documents included in the training model are:

Martinism Complete Rosicrucian Orient

Theological and Philosophical Works of Hermes Trismegistus

Lifecraft Workshop Part 1 Handout

Eye of the Oracle (Somnus Dreadwood)

The Shambala Matrix

Sigils, Ciphers and Scripts (Mark Jackson)

72 Goetic Demons

Sigil Magick: The Basics (Anousen Leonte)

Golden Tractate of Hermes Trismegistus

The Tree of Life: A Study in Magic (Israel Regardie)

The Book of Thoth (Aleister Crowley)

True Magick: A Beginner's Guide (Amber K)

Angels of Wrath: Wield the Magick of Darkness with the Power of Light (Gordon Winterfield)

Circles of Power: An Introduction to Hermetic Magic (John Michael Greer)

Voodoo Hoodoo Spellbook

The Emerald Tablet of Hermes

Buffalo Dreaming 1 (Native American)

Alchemical Symbols and Symbolism: An Explanation

Techniques of High Magic: A Handbook of Divination, Alchemy, and the Evocation of Spirits (Stephen Skinner)

The Kemetic Tree of Life by Reginald Muata Ashby 

Hermetica: The Greek Corpus Hermeticum and the Latin Asclepius, translated by Brian Copenhaver. 

Another bot ,this one is trained on Gnostic texts

Primary Gnostic Texts:

1. The Nag Hammadi Library (discovered in 1945) – This is the core collection of Gnostic writings, which includes:

   • The Gospel of Thomas – A collection of Jesus' sayings, emphasizing direct, personal knowledge of God.

   • The Gospel of Philip – A treatise focusing on mystical sacraments, especially marriage, and the nature of Jesus.

   • The Gospel of Truth – A poetic work expressing salvation through knowledge (gnosis) of the divine.

   • The Apocryphon of John – A detailed cosmological text outlining the Gnostic myth of creation, the fall, and redemption.

   • The Gospel of Mary – A text attributed to Mary Magdalene, focusing on her role as a disciple with special knowledge.

   • The Tripartite Tractate – A theological treatise on the structure of reality and the role of the spiritual realm.

   • The Hypostasis of the Archons – A reflection on the Gnostic understanding of the powers (Archons) that rule the material world.

   • The Thunder, Perfect Mind – A poem voiced by a feminine divine figure that explores themes of duality and transcendence.

2. Other Important Gnostic Texts:

   • Pistis Sophia – A later Gnostic text focused on Sophia, a divine figure who falls and is redeemed, representing the human soul's journey.

   • The Books of Jeu – Mystical texts that provide complex rituals and revelations concerning the heavenly realms.

   • The Gospel of Judas – A controversial gospel where Judas is portrayed as having special insight into Jesus' mission.

Writings by Early Christian Critics:

• Irenaeus' "Against Heresies" – A polemical work that critiques and outlines Gnostic teachings, helping to provide a historical context to Gnostic-Christian tensions.

• Tertullian's "Adversus Valentinianos" – A critique of Valentinian Gnosticism, particularly regarding their interpretations of Christ and salvation.

• Hippolytus' "Refutation of All Heresies" – A treatise that outlines and argues against various Gnostic sects and their teachings.

Academic Works and Interpretations:

• Elaine Pagels' "The Gnostic Gospels" – An influential work that explores the Gnostic texts and the history of their suppression in early Christianity.

• Karen King's research – Particularly her work on early Christian diversity and gender roles in Gnostic traditions.

• Bentley Layton's "The Gnostic Scriptures" – A comprehensive collection of Gnostic texts with scholarly commentary.

• Hans Jonas' "The Gnostic Religion" – A philosophical and historical exploration of Gnosticism as a religious and existential phenomenon.

• Kurt Rudolph's "Gnosis: The Nature and History of Gnosticism" – A detailed scholarly account of the origins, beliefs, and evolution of Gnostic movements.