B obviously, but he was a contemplative philosopher. Had he chosen a practical path he could have changed all of the above.
Our beliefs define our perception which in turn defines our experience of reality.
Alter the beliefs and you alter the experience relatively.

Great book. I read it in the 80s or 90s.
I still have my copy.

"Determination and persistence are omnipotent."
Israel Regardie, from "The Complete Golden Dawn System of Magic".
https://archive.org/details/IsraelRegardie-TheCompleteGoldenDawnSystemOfMagic-1984

This one.
https://archive.org/details/1666-redemption-through-sin-global-conspi-robert-sepehr

The two trees were the two gods in Genesis. Enlil (Jehovah) whom the Hebrew followed, and Enki (Lucifer), the father of Cain.
Enlil was called God after the overthrow of Enki, who was called The Lord.

The war in heaven is a parable. There were four stones in Lucifer's Crown; the Sapphire fell to Earth. Sapphire is the birthstone of Messianic Kings who must be born in September, the Month of Atonement. (Christ was born on March 1st, but the High Priest waived his birth requirement and changed his birth date to September 15th, which is allowed by law). This signified the lowering of Kingship from heaven to Earth.