Μιλάει για "οπισθοδρόμηση" ο νεοβυζαντινός ρασοφόρος που θέλει να μας γυρίσει στον Μεσαίωνα. Ήμαρτον πια.

Two good books on that topic if you want to learn more are "Journey of Souls" and "Destiny of Souls" by Michael Newton. They tell everything a soul does after the death of the body, its adventures on the astral until the time it decides to reincarnate again into a new body.

The info I'm presenting below comes from books written by hypnotists who do life between lives regression: The soul watches as the fetus watches as it gets developed in the womb of the mother. Then it may decide to enter it on and off. But the soul must necessarily enter it by the time the baby...

No. Because one of the people you tell may google that term and find the Temple of Zeus page from Wikipedia which says it used to be called Joy of Satan and be like "Aha, so you're a devil-worshipper using a Greek name as a front!". "Do what thou wilt" doesn't mean what you think. This phrase...

Hellenists worship the Greek Gods, participate in religious festivals, enjoy Greek aesthetics and and cosplay as ancient Greek warriors/priests. Some of the more sophisticated study Greek philosophy and metaphysics, but nothing more esoteric/spiritual than that. Zevists meditate every day...