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In his dialogue 'the Banquet ', Plato relates the myth of the androgyne. In the beginning, human beings had both male and female organs, they were all both male and female, and this double nature gave them capacities such that the gods ended up feeling ...
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'The fact that the Feasts of Christmas and Easter coincide with the winter solstice and the spring equinox is evidence of their cosmic significance. So we learn that the human being, who is part of the universe, participates intimately in the natural process of gestation and blossoming. These two feasts are two different ways of celebrating the regeneration of men and women and their birth into the spiritual world.'
1 - The Feast of the Nativity
2 - The Second Birth 3 - Birth on the Different Planes of Being 4 - ‘Except Ye Die Ye Shall not Live' 5 - The Resurrection and the Last Judgment 6 - The Body of Glory |
