Download or read book The Triangle of Master G written by Konstantin Serebrov and published by Guram Kochi @Serebrov Boeken. This book was released on 2023-09-18 with total page 267 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This book is in memory of Vladimir Stepanov a.k.a. Master G Epitaph “The Lord’s knight, Master G, you’ve been accepting everyone coming to you, as you followed the word of the Lord. You’ve been warming us by the warmth of your heart and tirelessly have been admonishing us to study ourselves and the Holy Scriptures, and to aspire to God’s Holy Spirit.“ The Author’s Introduction The concept of inner development has always attracted me. Since my early childhood I have wanted to plunge into the mystery of our existence, to look behind so to say an unseen curtain which limits our perception. The majority of people do not believe that there is mystery behind the visible world. Therefore I could discuss these matters and my experiences with just a few friends who just like me had more questions than answers. I once met a person who pointed out to me a very unusual spiritual Path to which my heart felt irresistibly attracted. However it took me a year to put aside my old views and intentions and leave behind my old life and follow him on his continuous journey. The adventures and new experiences and the growth of my being were necessary in order to accept an incomprehensible teaching that this man has been carrying in his heart. The best definition of this teaching could be in my opinion ‘Russian Christian Hermeticism’, and its main practice was spiritual alchemy. However it did not seem to me appropriate to write another condensed and incomprehensible alchemical treaty and I just described it all as it happened. Finally, I should like to express my gratitude to my friends Gouri and Maria for their help in writing this book. They did a great job of preparing and editing the materials for this book and Gouri, in addition to it, has enriched the text with many details which had almost disappeared from my memory. Konstantin Serebrov, Moscow, January 2001