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It is the Lingham of the Indians.
The same was done in regard to the division of the world into two Principles, the one of light, or OF MYSTERIES. 45 good god, and the other of darkness, or bad god. Plutarch writes, that this religious dogma had been consecrated in the initiations, and in the m^'s- teries of all nations; and the example which he puts forth, extracted from both the theology of the Chaldeans, and from the dogma of the symbolic egg produced by these two Principles, is a proof of i...t. In the temple of Eleusis there were scenes of darkness and of light, which were successively presented to the eyes of the candidates to initia- tion: those scenes retraced the combats of the Principle of light, or good god, and of the Principle of darkness, or bad god.
In the cavern of the god Sun, or Mithra, the priests had represented, among the mysterious pictures of the initiation, the descent of the souls to the earth, and their return to the heavens through the seven planetary spheres. Also were exhibited the phantoms of invisible powers, which chained them to bodies, or freed them from their bonds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is the Lingham of the Indians.
The same was done in regard to the division of the world into two Principles, the one of light, or OF MYSTERIES. 45 good god, and the other of darkness, or bad god. Plutarch writes, that this religious dogma had been consecrated in the initiations, and in the m^'s- teries of all nations; and the example which he puts forth, extracted from both the theology of the Chaldeans, and from the dogma of the symbolic egg produced by these two Principles, is a proof of i...t. In the temple of Eleusis there were scenes of darkness and of light, which were successively presented to the eyes of the candidates to initia- tion: those scenes retraced the combats of the Principle of light, or good god, and of the Principle of darkness, or bad god.
In the cavern of the god Sun, or Mithra, the priests had represented, among the mysterious pictures of the initiation, the descent of the souls to the earth, and their return to the heavens through the seven planetary spheres. Also were exhibited the phantoms of invisible powers, which chained them to bodies, or freed them from their bonds.
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