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The immeasurable space in the spirit
The end of the Robert Wilson / Philip Glass “opera”, Einstein on the Beach Man is an earthly star enveloped in a cloud, but a star is a heavenly man…. Therefore leaving behind the na… more →
Reditus: A Chronicle of Aesthetic Christianity
Origen on the Gift of Tongues
charlesasullivan wrote 1 day ago: This document, available at Scribd as a pdf, has been ported to here in html format. Click here for … more →
The Church as Machine
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Arturo Vasquez wrote 1 month ago: It has been two and a half years since I posted the following essay, but I still think it makes some … more →
Meet the Author of Origins of the Tarot!
katengh wrote 1 month ago: 11/13 Book Signing and talk with author Dai Léon Origins of the Tarot: Cosmic Evolution and the Prin … more →
The immeasurable space in the spirit
Arturo Vasquez wrote 1 month ago: The end of the Robert Wilson / Philip Glass “opera”, Einstein on the Beach Man is an ear … more →
The Enneads of Plotinus
Seti wrote 1 month ago: These 5 pdfs are all six Enneads. See below for division. This 5 Volume Set Contains The Following T … more →
More on the microcosm
Arturo Vasquez wrote 2 months ago: Assuredly, man is a small world in such a way that he is also a part of the large world. Now, a whol … more →
Pico della Mirandola video
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Arturo Vasquez wrote 2 months ago: The Hercules of Hades is able to speak of his bravery. But he esteems it a small thing now that he h … more →
Asclepigenia of Athens – Teacher of Proclus - Great Women Theosophists.
Erica L. Georgiades wrote 2 months ago: Asclepigenia (Athens 5th century CE.), her teacher was the great philosopher and Neo-Platonist Pluta … more →
On Sight
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Arturo Vasquez wrote 2 months ago: But, that there is some light, though small, in the eyes and brain, many animals which see at night … more →
From the Magical Conclusions
Arturo Vasquez wrote 3 months ago: Voices and words have efficacy in a magical work, because in that work in which nature first exercis … more →
Enchanted Protestantism - II
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Arturo Vasquez wrote 3 months ago: Robert Fludd’s Anti-Papist Quest for the Philosopher’s Stone Petra autem erat Christus A … more →
Philosophy Word of the Day – Emanation
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fleance7 wrote 3 months ago: Image via Wikipedia That which inevitably flows outward from the transcendental central principle of … more →
Philosophy Word of the Day – Saint Augustine (354-430 AD)
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fleance7 wrote 3 months ago: Image via Wikipedia Aurelius Augustinus [more commonly "St. Augustine of Hippo," often simply "Augus … more →
Kronos
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Arturo Vasquez wrote 4 months ago: Saturn is the supreme intellect among the angels by whose rays souls in addition to the angels are i … more →
On Nature
Arturo Vasquez wrote 5 months ago: Were one to ask Nature why it produces, it might- if willing- thus reply: “You should never ha … more →
Enchanted Protestantism
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Arturo Vasquez wrote 5 months ago: On the “Incarnational Nature” of American Folk Belief In our commercialized society, peo … more →
Spinoza, Infinite Substance, and Kabbalah Influence
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kvond wrote 5 months ago: Math Unto Infinities of Different Sizes and Badiou I’ve been looking into the status of mathem … more →
Verba Vinumque
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Ian Wolcott wrote 5 months ago: The intoxication of Mallarmé’s abolit bibelot d’inanité sonore lies there on the page, n … more →
