The Gnostic Jung and the Seven Sermons to the DeadQuest Books, 13 de dez. de 2012 - 267 páginas Jungian psychology based on a little known treatise he authored in his earlier years. |
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... ancient Gnostics—the exile of the lightsparks from the fullness of light. Far from the Tyrolean Alps where he first confronted them, the once-young scribe continued to be haunted by the dead and by the sermons delivered to them by ...
... ancient Gnostics—the exile of the lightsparks from the fullness of light. Far from the Tyrolean Alps where he first confronted them, the once-young scribe continued to be haunted by the dead and by the sermons delivered to them by ...
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... ancient Gnostics, from whose shadowland Jung brought forth the Seven Sermons, often said that all the desires persons feel, all their attempts to gain excitement, happiness and love from this thing or that experience, are but signs of a ...
... ancient Gnostics, from whose shadowland Jung brought forth the Seven Sermons, often said that all the desires persons feel, all their attempts to gain excitement, happiness and love from this thing or that experience, are but signs of a ...
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... ancient power were resuscitated from the dust of their millenial tombs. Heretics and alchemists, mystics and magicians, Taoist sages and Tibetan lamas lent the treasures of their arcane quests to the wizardry of the modern Swiss Hermes ...
... ancient power were resuscitated from the dust of their millenial tombs. Heretics and alchemists, mystics and magicians, Taoist sages and Tibetan lamas lent the treasures of their arcane quests to the wizardry of the modern Swiss Hermes ...
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... ancient cults of Egypt, Babylon, Greece. *The reader is referred to pp. 93-95 in part III of the present work for more details of the relationship of Hermann Hesse to Jung and to the Seven Sermons to the Dead. *See C.G. Jung, Memories ...
... ancient cults of Egypt, Babylon, Greece. *The reader is referred to pp. 93-95 in part III of the present work for more details of the relationship of Hermann Hesse to Jung and to the Seven Sermons to the Dead. *See C.G. Jung, Memories ...
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Stephan A Hoeller. the traditions of the ancient cults of Egypt, Babylon, Greece and Rome. They were not sectarians or the members of a specific new religion, as their detractors claimed, but rather people who shared with each other a ...
Stephan A Hoeller. the traditions of the ancient cults of Egypt, Babylon, Greece and Rome. They were not sectarians or the members of a specific new religion, as their detractors claimed, but rather people who shared with each other a ...
Conteúdo
1 | |
II VII Sermones ad Mortuos | 44 |
III Dr Jungs Mysterious Treatise | 59 |
Epilogue | 202 |
Appendix | 219 |
Notes | 221 |
Quintessential Gnostic Glossary | 225 |
Selected Bibliography | 227 |
Index | 229 |
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