Agrippa

Agrippa, often referring to Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa, was a 16th-century German scholar known for his work on occult philosophy and esoteric knowledge. He authored "De Occulta Philosophia," a comprehensive study of magic, astrology, and spiritual hierarchy, blending philosophical, religious, and mystical ideas. His writings explore the connection between divine forces and human influence, emphasizing the pursuit of spiritual understanding and power. Agrippa's work remains influential in esoteric traditions, symbolizing the quest for hidden knowledge and the belief that understanding universal secrets can unlock personal or spiritual insight.