The Rosicrucians, Their Rites And Mysteries; With Chapters On the Ancient Fire- And Serpent-Worshipers, And Explanations of the Mystic Symbols Represented in the Monuments And Talismans of the Primeval Philosophers
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The coarse sensuality which seems inseparable from modem ideas about the worship of the pillar or upright had no place really in the solemn ancient mind, in which ideas of religion largely and constantly mingled. We must not judge the ancients by too rigid an adherence to our own prepossessions — foolish as they sometimes are.
The adoration paid to this image of the phallus, which has persisted as an object of worship through all the ages, in all countries, was only the acknowledgment, in the a...ncient mrad, of wonder at the seemingly accidental and unlikely, but certainly most complete and effectual, means by which the continuation of the human race is secured. The cabalistic arguers contended that " Man" was a phenomenon ; that he did not, otherwise than in his presentment, seem intended ; that there appeared nothing even in the stupendous chain of organisms that seemed specially to hint his approach; EABL Y CHRISTIAN FA THEBS. z 1 3 that between the highest of the animals and the being " Man" there was a great gulf, and seemingly an impassable gulf ; that some " after-reason," to speak according to the means of the comprehension of man, induced his introduc- tion into the Great Design ; that, in short, " Man" origin- ally was not iatended.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The coarse sensuality which seems inseparable from modem ideas about the worship of the pillar or upright had no place really in the solemn ancient mind, in which ideas of religion largely and constantly mingled. We must not judge the ancients by too rigid an adherence to our own prepossessions — foolish as they sometimes are.
The adoration paid to this image of the phallus, which has persisted as an object of worship through all the ages, in all countries, was only the acknowledgment, in the a...ncient mrad, of wonder at the seemingly accidental and unlikely, but certainly most complete and effectual, means by which the continuation of the human race is secured. The cabalistic arguers contended that " Man" was a phenomenon ; that he did not, otherwise than in his presentment, seem intended ; that there appeared nothing even in the stupendous chain of organisms that seemed specially to hint his approach; EABL Y CHRISTIAN FA THEBS. z 1 3 that between the highest of the animals and the being " Man" there was a great gulf, and seemingly an impassable gulf ; that some " after-reason," to speak according to the means of the comprehension of man, induced his introduc- tion into the Great Design ; that, in short, " Man" origin- ally was not iatended.
What to read after The Rosicrucians, Their Rites And Mysteries; With Chapters On the Ancient Fire- And Serpent-Worshipers, And Explanations of the Mystic Symbols Represented in the Monuments And Talismans of the Primeval Philosophers?
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