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... THE function of a volcano is to produce. It obeys, as has been observed before, the laws of sex, inasmuch as it is the receptive agency, the female principle; indeed, upon consideration, the orifice, of circular or elliptical form, follows the principle of the vagina and uterus, as the meteor takes the shape ... scheme of the Infinite than some of our scientists of the present day. They worshipped Nature in the manner science must discover that Nature manifests itself, the meteor as the male, the volcano as the female, and the fruits of their unison being creation. THE EARTH'S EVOLUTION AND THE LAW OF MAGNETIC ATTRACTION 99. The function of a ...
162. The Oedipus Legend and the Amarna Period [Journals] [Kronos]
... history may have been purely symbolical. These human sacrifices were made in honor of Amen, whose image the Sphinx of Luxor was. The peculiar and rare emblem of the female sphinx (sphinge) with broken wings, best known from the "Carnarvon Plaque",(8 ) appears first under Amenhotep III. It expresses pictorially the idea ... ORACLE An oracle of the Sphinx of Gizeh was instrumental in securing the throne for Thutmosis IV. B. Bruyere(13) has tried to show that this was a normal procedure for all kings of the Eighteenth Dynasty. But precisely in the case of Amenhotep III (and Akhnaton) no evidence for such a ritual visit to Gizeh has ...
163. Letters [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... , one of which is completely destroyed, the other still shows pairs of pillars (i .e . "male") and diamonds (i .e . "female") stones. In spite of these particularities of construction, the author tries to reconcile them with the orthodox theory that these neolithic temples were dedicated to the Sun ... The final features of the whole complex were two processional ways, one of which is completely destroyed, the other still shows pairs of pillars (i .e . "male") and diamonds (i .e . "female") stones. In spite of these particularities of construction, the author tries to reconcile them with the ...
164. Ear Symbols [Books]
... . These Palaeolithic hunters and cave dwellers wore necklaces of sea-shells and waist-belts of shells. Professor Osborne, dealing with the custom of placing shells in graves, refers to a female skeleton which was found "enveloped in a bed of shells "and a male skeleton which had a gorget and crown of perforated shells". In another case a ... was "decorated with a circle of perforated shells coloured in red"; the body of the Combe-Capelle man "was decorated with a necklace of perforated shells."6 Sometimes the shells used by Palaeolithic man in Europe were carried long distances. In "Le Grotte des Enfants" at Mentone were found two fragments of an Indian Ocean shell ...
165. Ear Symbols [Books]
... . These Palaeolithic hunters and cave dwellers wore necklaces of sea-shells and waist-belts of shells. Professor Osborne, dealing with the custom of placing shells in graves, refers to a female skeleton which was found "enveloped in a bed of shells "and a male skeleton which had a gorget and crown of perforated shells". In another case a ... was "decorated with a circle of perforated shells coloured in red"; the body of the Combe-Capelle man "was decorated with a necklace of perforated shells."6 Sometimes the shells used by Palaeolithic man in Europe were carried long distances. In "Le Grotte des Enfants" at Mentone were found two fragments of an Indian Ocean shell ...
166. Forum [Journals] [SIS Review]
... on trying to prove the unprovable. While John Bimson showed that Velikovsky may have been right that Hatshepsut, Solomon (at least as described by the Bible) and a female ruler from somewhere in Arabia may have been contemporaries (maybe female rulers became fashionable at that time? but why?), there is nothing either in the Bible ... twice in the Punt reliefs: Eti is an African woman who has the typical steatopygia of some African tribes, or even elephantiasis. Whether it is a disease or a normal condition, she's dark brown, as is her daughter (who will unfortunately also turn into a similar shape), as well as her husband and sons. These ...
... interknit with the individual's daily thoughts and life. Its episodes peer at us from every nook and byway. The primeval myth of the slaughter of the Eight-Forked-Serpent by the deity Brave-Swift-Impetuous-Male, brother of Bright-Shiner the Sun-Goddess, is pictured on Japan's paper currency. I have seen it produced au grand serieux at Tokyo's Imperial Theatre, in the same week ... there is the baroque elegance and fantasy of late Chinese culture. With this premise, here is the story of the Japanese Samson, Susanowo, whose name means Brave-Swift- Impetuous-Male. No better set of attributes for Mars; he is also officially a god, since his sister Amaterasu, the sun-goddess, is still today the worshiped ancestor of ...
168. Sky Woman [Journals] [Aeon]
... the planet Venus has been largely obscured or lost entirely. In South Africa, Star Woman is represented as the beautiful daughter of a heavenly chief who, together with her female friends, was in the habit of journeying to Earth to bathe in a local lake. It was said that the only way to capture Sky Maiden was to steal ... Nimuendajú equates with Venus offers a close parallel to the Sikuani Morning Star. It is our opinion, in fact, that the Sherente hero is to be identified with the male Morning Star and not with Venus. The Sherente hero also recalls the scab-laden mortal transformed into a beautiful youth by Star Woman. In this respect, the Sherente narrative ...
169. Thundergods and Thunderbolts [Journals] [Aeon]
... on the sacred marriage rite, we documented that a recurring theme around the world viewed the drilling of fire as a cosmogonical act, commemorating the primeval union of male and female powers. In Pawnee lore such ideas were specifically connected to the planets Mars and Venus. Thus, a primary motif in the Pawnee account of the Creation holds that ... our essay on the sacred marriage rite, we documented that a recurring theme around the world viewed the drilling of fire as a cosmogonical act, commemorating the primeval union of male and female powers. In Pawnee lore such ideas were specifically connected to the planets Mars and Venus. Thus, a primary motif in the Pawnee account of the Creation ...
170. Oedipus Questions (Letter) [Journals] [SIS Review]
... of a lioness (and they are fierce, roar, make a loud noise and are fearsome and very dangerous) and a human face. These can be male or female apparently. Hathor was in effect the feminine personification of the god Horus. The Sphinx at Giza is known as Horus of the Horizon' . There were many other ... the body of a lioness (and they are fierce, roar, make a loud noise and are fearsome and very dangerous) and a human face. These can be male or female apparently. Hathor was in effect the feminine personification of the god Horus. The Sphinx at Giza is known as Horus of the Horizon' . There were ...
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