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Aflcr Aristotle's writing to Alexander the Great, the
kin 47 went to fight the Persian king and he had countless
soldiers with him. As he got closer, the Persian king asked
about Alexander's location and preparations and what
information they had about his army and his assistants
told him that their current situation is so weak and advised
(hat. if it is possible, to consider peace with him. So the
Persian king said "l see this man is approaching with the
help of the upper powers to his side and no doubt who
fights the upper power is defeated and has no chance to
win" and that was exactlv what Aristotle has told
Alexander from his stars.
Aristotle mentioned in his book also that the first
philosopher that worked with these talismans and had the
spirits appear to him and led him to the wonders of
talismans and made him connect with his perfect nature
and opened his eyes to the mysterious secrets of creation.
Also those spirits that told him will never appear to
anyone else but you and unless they call our name and
present a gift of sacrifice in our name. That philosophers
name was Kirfisayis.
This man used to look with a spiritual eye and know
with a spiritual heart and there were two thousand two
hundred and sixty years between this philosopher and
Adam. Some of this wise man's words are; "Any
philosopher that works with talismans should concentrate
only on this knowledge with all his senses and his mind
a nd heart should only be for this because this knowledge
requires all the philosopher's thoughts and effort to be able
*o unite these spiritual spirits together and any
philosopher who occupies himself with more than this
knowledge he would lose his intelligence and strength for
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