[Eva RA36]

Oooo I’ve been wanting to read that too!

[Eva RA36]

I strongly suggest William Kiesel’s The Lantern V: Crossing the Abyss. I’ve just started listening to it and this class adds another layer to the chapter.

I know we could have talked about Da’at all day. 🙂

[Video Class] The Lantern V: Crossing the Abyss with William Kiesel

[Eva RA36]

Pg 177 – Charles Kingsleys “Water Babies” is free to read here:

https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/25564/pg25564-images.html

[Eva RA36]

I’ve desired to tackle this book and would love to do it with this group.

Also, Manly P Hall’s “The Secret Teachings of All Ages”

[Eva RA36]

I’ve have some additional suggestions:

On The Tarot – Le Monde Primitif. I know we just did a Tarot book – so I’m suggesting it for a reading at a future date. I learned today in a class with Naha that Case, Waite and other authorities on the Tarot have pulled from this book.

Between Good & Evil by William Gray. I’ve only read a couple of pages and was thinking to myself…. I wonder what Angie would think about that? I wonder if Kirk would know something more about that….

Also… if the group is interested in taking on something long term, The Book of Self Creation by Jacobus G Swart. However, from what I understand, this is a ‘how to’ book of the Western Mystery Tradition. I don’t want to exclude anyone that is not following or interested in this path. But if every one is game, this is a 500+ page tome that I’d love to tackle with group.

Thanks for read and I’ll see you at next book club!

-Eva

[Eva RA36]

Great idea!! Mine is @bluedreamer19

[Eva RA36]

I’m writing this down and keeping it forever.

[Eva RA36]

TEMPRANCE: On Page 155 PFC challenges us “You might also look up Iris in a good dictionary of mythology”

In the Dictionary of Symbols by Penguin Reference Book of Symbols, pg 542 “Iris” – In Greek mythology iris was the messenger of the gods and especially of Zeus and Hera. She was the female equivalent of Hermes. Like him she was winged, light-footed and swift. She wore winged sandals, carried a caduceus and dressed in a rainbow-colored veil which fluttered in the breeze. ‘she symbolized the rainbow and, more generally speaking, the links between heaven and earth, gods and humans’. Because in his Theogony Hesiod describes her as the daughter of Thaumas (wonder) and Electra (amber) some are inclined to regard her as the symbol of and channel through which flows a divinely derived psychic fluid.

See you all tomorrow!

[Eva RA36]

Missed you in the group today! I saw that you were in Solar Adorations and I was looking for back-up on the Lovers Card, LOL.

See you in two weeks!

[Eva RA36]

Hi

I mentioned the wrong book title at today’s meeting. It’s actually called the Dictionary of Symbols by Penguin Reference. ISBN 978-0-140-51254-0

It’s been really useful. If anyone has any other suggestions for references, I’d love to hear them.

See you all next week!

<3 Eva

[Eva RA36]

Weirdly, the link takes me to the comment made by Brandy above. 🙁

Eva

[Eva RA36]

WORMHOLE: Page 134 – What is the “singing Memnon”:

Those is so great, i had to share.

Eva

[Eva RA36]

Hi Folks – I found a PDF of The Light of Asia by Edwin Arnold as stated on page 160 (in my version) that W.E.B. states is a magnificent explanation of Divine Law:

https://www.gutenberg.org/files/8920/8920-h/8920-h.htm

In case anyone was curious in looking into that.

<3 Eva

[Eva RA36]

The Perennial Philosophy By Aldous Huxley
Moonchild by Aleister Crowley
My Life With The Spirits: The Adventures of a Modern Magician By Lon Milo DuQuette
The Labours of Hercules: An Astrological Interpretation By Alice Bailey

I have not read any of these but they look interesting.

[Eva RA36]

Hello Friends – I’m Eva and I’m originally from New York but after some traveling I found my home in Massachusetts. I’m looking forward to this journey with all of you and am grateful to 22 Teaching’s teachers and community.

[Author]

Posts