Tag: Theology

  • Civilizational Limitations: Ethnic Chauvinism and Religious Rigidity

    Civilizational Limitations: Ethnic Chauvinism and Religious Rigidity

    The persistent emergence of overly-performed ethnic chauvinism, racial arrogance and habits of religious dogmatic or rigid orientation is a combination that will degenerate our civilization far faster than any wave of migrant ever could. As those who immigrate to Western countries have to look up to essentially no men or people no more better, nobler…

  • From Nabta Playa to the Osirian Mysteries: Africa’s Claim to the Primordial Wisdom Tradition

    From Nabta Playa to the Osirian Mysteries: Africa’s Claim to the Primordial Wisdom Tradition

    How nineteenth-century esotericists ignored Africa’s ancient Wisdom Traditions, limiting their focus to Biblical interpretations, which expanded into understanding Indo-Iranian roots. INTRODUCTION The concept of a single primordial Wisdom Tradition, or even just the origins of “Holy Wisdom” as it was constituted in Western religious and philosophical literature (particularly in the nineteenth-century, to the medieval Alchemists…

  • Noah Webster’s Influence on Early American Identity, Journalism and Education

    Noah Webster’s Influence on Early American Identity, Journalism and Education

    Noah Webster, Adams and other early Americans emphasis on divergence from Britain demonstrates how Federalists sought to create early American identity through changes to institutions, language, and colonial education to legitimize the new republic. Mayflower descendant Noah Webster (1758-1843) is considered the father of American education and the American dictionary. Webster is accompanied by many…

  • I Feel Like the Mother of the World – Smog

    I Feel Like the Mother of the World – Smog

    “Whether or not there is any type of GodI’m not supposed to sayAnd todayI don’t really care God is a wordAnd the argument ends there Oh, do I feel like the mother of the world” “Ancient cosmotheologies commonly express the philosophy or dualism of Light and Darkness, of the twin or hostile brothers, so that…

  • Morya on Yahweh as a Mamo in the Prayag Letter

    Morya on Yahweh as a Mamo in the Prayag Letter

    The term Prayāg (or Prayaga) is an ancient term for the city of Allāhābād. In January 1, 1881, an early branch of the parent or original Theosophical Society was formed in Allahabad. G.N. Chakravarti was a notable member of this lodge, who represented Brahmanism at the 1893 World’s Parliament of Religions in Chicago. So, the Prayag Letter is…

  • A Few Points about the Bible

    A Few Points about the Bible

    PHILOSOPHY FIRST, CHRISTIANITY NEVER? A little advice about the Bible and monotheism that I take into account: 1. None of the Abrahamic monotheistic religions are the True Religion. Monotheism is a later construction. There is no “true religion.” Get rid of this idea.2. Historically, Yahweh is not a Supreme God like El, but more of…

  • God versus Svabhava and its Importance | Cosmological Notes in Theosophy

    God versus Svabhava and its Importance | Cosmological Notes in Theosophy

    mahatma letters. fundamental position on the nature and existence of God versus the Doctrine of Svabhāva THERE HAVE EXISTED philosophical schools that have a spiritual ideal of nature, without a God. The debates between the domineering forces of theology, proponents of physicalism and atheism give us very little space to debate between them. The Theosophical position…

  • Age of the Rule of Faith: Crusade against Gnostics and Scientific-Thinking Pagans

    Age of the Rule of Faith: Crusade against Gnostics and Scientific-Thinking Pagans

    Act of Irenaeus (Bishop of Lyon) disputing with Narcissus Gnostics and Scientific-Thinking Pagans (Christians invent the Rule of Faith) Christian Exclusive Truth Claims and Emphasis on Right Belief vs Pagan and Eastern Religions (Valerie Tarico) “The true Christians died with the last of the Gnostics, and the Christians of our day are but the usurpers…

  • Everything About Lucifer in Ancient Mythology

    Everything About Lucifer in Ancient Mythology

    INTRODUCTION The term Lucifer (Septuagint translation of Helel ben Shaḥar) is used in the Torah in reference to the King of Babylon. The myth of the King of Babylon is derived from a Babylonian or Hebrew sidereal or star-myth (similar to the Greek myth of Helio’s son, Phaethon). Stars were regarded by some as celestial beings, and…

  • Tragedy of Satan the Double-Headed Dragon

    Tragedy of Satan the Double-Headed Dragon

    THE GOD OF THE THEOLOGIANS, THE JEWISH GOD-NAME AND THE ANCIENT MYTH OF THE TWIN BROTHERS IT IS A MISTAKE TO VIEW HELENA BLAVATSKY’S DISMANTLING OF BIBLICAL POLEMICS as threatening, even anti-Semitic as she has been falsely accused of. She often spends a great deal explaining just as she does with the history of the…

  • Life’s Greatest Mystery: Victorian Theosophist Anna Kingsford’s Vision Teachings on Satan

    Life’s Greatest Mystery: Victorian Theosophist Anna Kingsford’s Vision Teachings on Satan

    𓄂𓆃 ORIGINAL SOURCE OF THE MISQUOTE IN KINGSFORD’S “PERFECT WAY” ON THE SECRET OF SATAN H.P.B. STATES THAT “THE TRUE ESOTERIC VIEW ABOUT “SATAN,” the opinion held on this subject by the whole philosophic antiquity, is admirably brought out in an appendix, entitled “The Secret of Satan,” to the second edition of Dr. A. Kingsford’s…

  • Getting Technical about “The First Cause”

    Getting Technical about “The First Cause”

    The word God is generic for a collective, or plethora of beings, a multitude under a unity, and not a singular entity. The “First Cause” is a philosophical conception, that is in-fact, not the same as what is termed, e.g., the “ever Unknowable Eternal Cause.” There’s for example a historical distinction drawn between El’ and…