In ancient Egypt, both pharaonic authority and initiatic structures governed access to certain forms of knowledge.
Transmission followed power, function, and preparation, shaping a wisdom held within the state and its sacred order. The Hebrews left Egypt in response to this condition..
Their departure marked a choice for transmission beyond centralized authority, carrying this wisdom into continuity through structure and law.
The Essenes, the Greeks, and the Indian traditions each shaped universal archetypes, open to transmission beyond origin, status, or lineage.
During the Renaissance, the Medici reactivated this current by placing its key in full visibility.
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