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What if humanity's greatest tragedy wasn't a single fire, but a slow forgetting that continues today?
Drake and Holly explore the burning of the Library of Alexandria - not as one catastrophic event, but as a pattern of knowledge loss that haunts human civilisation. From the Tigris running black with ink to NASA's unreadable tapes, they uncover how wisdom dies and, more importantly, how it survives.
Key Topics:
Featured Concepts:
Anamnesis: Not learning but remembering - rediscovering eternal truths
The Inner Citadel: Stoic concept of indestructible internal wisdom
Indra's Net: Knowledge as a distributed network with no single point of failure
Essential Quote: "We're not just repositories of books. We're destroying the community of scholars, the oral traditions, the teaching lineages, the methods of interpretation passed from master to student."
Practical Takeaway: Become a living library. Don't just collect information—embody wisdom. Make yourself a carrier of knowledge that can't burn, practices that transform, understanding that survives catastrophe.
Key References:
About Ab Immemorabili: Ancient wisdom meets modern minds. Join Drake & Holly for explorations of philosophy, consciousness, and transformation.
Contact: [email protected] | www.maaoot.org
The wisdom you seek has always been within you. You're not learning it. You're remembering it.
By The Most Ancient Anamnetic Order of TrikalaWhat if humanity's greatest tragedy wasn't a single fire, but a slow forgetting that continues today?
Drake and Holly explore the burning of the Library of Alexandria - not as one catastrophic event, but as a pattern of knowledge loss that haunts human civilisation. From the Tigris running black with ink to NASA's unreadable tapes, they uncover how wisdom dies and, more importantly, how it survives.
Key Topics:
Featured Concepts:
Anamnesis: Not learning but remembering - rediscovering eternal truths
The Inner Citadel: Stoic concept of indestructible internal wisdom
Indra's Net: Knowledge as a distributed network with no single point of failure
Essential Quote: "We're not just repositories of books. We're destroying the community of scholars, the oral traditions, the teaching lineages, the methods of interpretation passed from master to student."
Practical Takeaway: Become a living library. Don't just collect information—embody wisdom. Make yourself a carrier of knowledge that can't burn, practices that transform, understanding that survives catastrophe.
Key References:
About Ab Immemorabili: Ancient wisdom meets modern minds. Join Drake & Holly for explorations of philosophy, consciousness, and transformation.
Contact: [email protected] | www.maaoot.org
The wisdom you seek has always been within you. You're not learning it. You're remembering it.