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145 pages of results. 71. From Venus with Love [Books] [de Grazia books]
... arduous. When he was a boy, Deg believed that sex was a simple function: a male found a female, like an arrow shot from a bow pierces the bulls-eye of a target. For the several years that he ... movements, whether scientific, cultural, political, religious, or social do not come from the average norms and normals of a culture. Deg ought to have explained fully, right out of his reading of Oedipus and Akhnaton, ... proved to be arduous. When he was a boy, Deg believed that sex was a simple function: a male found a female, like an arrow shot from a bow pierces the bulls-eye of a target. For the several ...
72. The Hermes Connection [Journals] [Aeon]
... eyes. Further anthropomorphic overlays have emphasized a morphological duality, making the hermetic apparition somewhat of a male personage although female attributes have also assembled an hermaphroditic image. Moreover, Hermes/Mercury was a messenger of the gods and bearer ... 6th century. (40) The encouragement of such liaisons at an early, youthful age, as distinguished from normal heterosexual relationships later in life, appeared to have the effect of cementing lifelong friendships and loyalties not otherwise obtained in ... black and without eyes. Further anthropomorphic overlays have emphasized a morphological duality, making the hermetic apparition somewhat of a male personage although female attributes have also assembled an hermaphroditic image. Moreover, Hermes/Mercury was a messenger of the ...
73. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Review]
... celebrating research on part of a skull found in Java dated much earlier than this. This skull of a young female appears to show characteristics half way between the earlier Homo erectus and modern man and the development of areas of the ... still don't add up so in addition to dark matter' they have now invented dark energy' but, unlike normal gravity, its gravity repels. A redshift survey of galaxies reveals vast clumps and voids, all elongated along our ... , palaces and temples; 3 recently discovered tombs give insights into their customs. Each contained an unusually tall young male and they were built within a month of each other. Each also contained 18 head-dresses, an array of valuable ...
74. The Location of Punt/Ophir Part I [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... , blue-eyed Strange One counted fifty times on his fingers. He indicated on his bronze-scaled chest the breasts of a female and he counted twenty-three on his fingers and made a gesture showing little person. ' . . . "I ... slave colony" unwittingly with Solomon's Ophir from the Bible. Second, as it is known that the Semitic mariners normally never traveled with their wives and children aboard their ships, the account of what Mutwa's Egyptian scribe disclosed about the ... situation which brought the mixed party aboard the Phoenician ships with their crew together with a relevant number of women and children, gains credibility. Maybe they had aimed to reach some Semitic colony such as the one on the Comoro Islands ...
... life of every kind I gathered together, I made all ascend into the vessel; my servants, male and female, the cattle of the fields, the wild beasts of the plains, and the sons of the people, ... not less than 200 pounds," and showed the marks of glaciation. The coal above this boulder " was normal in all respects,"* showing that the vein finished forming after the boulder fell into it. Now it ... substance of life of every kind I gathered together, I made all ascend into the vessel; my servants, male and female, the cattle of the fields, the wild beasts of the plains, and the sons of the ...
... in Helgakvida Hundingsbana II, 2-4, where Helge seeking refuge from king Hundingworks in a mill, disguised as a female, and almost wrecks the ludr. In common with the mythologists who defend the "boat," in Vafthrudnismal ... the "gods" did not like that (about which more later). Now, pramantha, alias the male fire stick, having the well-known naughty connotations, and with the Fecundity-Trust standing around the corner, classical philologists fought ... the world in utter darkness, was caused to come out again only by the lascivious dances of "the ugly sky-female," Uzumue, dancing with the celestial jewel-tree upon her head, amidst the 800,000 gods assembled in ...
77. Schizophrenia and the Fear of World Destruction [Journals] [Kronos]
... that the mythic imagery and rituals of their ceremonial life derive. The shaman is a person (either male or female) who in early adolescence underwent a severe psychological crisis . . ." (6 ) Campbell's observations find support ... a matter of fact, a definite order in their thinking but it does not obey the laws of our "normal" logic. Schizophrenic logic is identical with primitive, magical thinking, that is, with a form of thinking ... of shamans that the mythic imagery and rituals of their ceremonial life derive. The shaman is a person (either male or female) who in early adolescence underwent a severe psychological crisis . . ." (6 ) Campbell's observations ...
78. Velikovsky's Sources Volume Four [Books]
... same as the Jewish Uzza (Shemhazai). In the first place it should be noted that al Uzza is female whereas Uzza is male. In the second, the characters of the two deities have nothing in common apart from ... special hailstones having fire embedded in then like the burning wick in an oil lamp. (Fire and ice, normally opposing elements, were reconciled for the occasion by God, remember: see Part 1, p.36; ... Uzza (Shemhazai). In the first place it should be noted that al Uzza is female whereas Uzza is male. In the second, the characters of the two deities have nothing in common apart from their names. In ...
79. Letters [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... is: what is it that convinced the ancients, apparently without exception, that Venus/Ishtar/Hathor was female whilst Saturn/Kronos and Jupiter/Marduk/Horus were both male? If it was that Venus had a ... must move forward in time too. One of Emmet's main claims is that the Persian Empire of the Achaemenids, normally assigned the dates 539-333 BC, was identical to the Babylonian Empire 625-539 BC, and that part of the Assyrian ... , that Venus/Ishtar/Hathor was female whilst Saturn/Kronos and Jupiter/Marduk/Horus were both male? If it was that Venus had a tail which resembled a lady's dress, and which was subsequently lost in ...
80. Focus [Journals] [SIS Review]
... religion of early catastrophes, and a questioner suggested that they may have resulted in the change from the worship of female to male divinities and in the evolution of societies from matriarchy to patriarchy. Mr Moore also referred to the new ... same time. In Dr McKie's words: "There is no conceivable reason why this should be so, from normal archaeological theory, unless there was some general impetus for compelling people to move around and to innovate, to set ... early catastrophes, and a questioner suggested that they may have resulted in the change from the worship of female to male divinities and in the evolution of societies from matriarchy to patriarchy. Mr Moore also referred to the new translation of ...
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