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@OMApproach

@Dr_MattK Yep—and impeccable logic. “Paying for drugs renders them inactive.” 🤔

Shanon, Benny. _The Antipodes of the Mind: Charting the Phenomenology of the Ayahuasca Experience_. Oxford University Press. New York, NY. 2010. 475 pages.

New copies of three Sophiology-related titles available for purchase. Message me for details.

@AbrahamVHelsin1 I personally do not think Jung is working through “very real, lived experiences” here. But, I do think that this particular vision was inspired to some degree by Freemasonry. “A marionette with a broken head lies before me amidst the stones—a few steps further, a small apron…”

@AbrahamVHelsin1 The largest organ in the human body, the liver is sacred to Zeus—Jupiter being the biggest planet in our solar system. This is why it is an eagle that repeatedly devours the liver of Prometheus. The eagle is sacred to Zeus, who was in fact responsible for Prometheus’ punishment.

@AbrahamVHelsin1 Jung’s grandfather was responsible for the Dionysian redesigning of the Jung family coat of arms.

R.I.P., Dr. Mark S.G. Dyczkowski 🙏

Young, George M. _The Russian Cosmists: The Esoteric Futurism of Nikolai Fedorov and His Followers_. Oxford University Press. New York, NY. 2012. 280 pages.

@DeadGuyDirt Well, not this man.

@Thelytoky2999 I didn’t, but it’s a superb study. The author stops short at Russian Sophiology proper, but between this and _Wisdom’s Children_, he does provide extensive analysis of the greater Theosophical tradition.

@DeadGuyDirt I can’t help but wonder why you would direct the inquiry to me, but I honestly don’t have the answer.

@PD_Newman Not even the same. I'm talking about the very long standing tradition of suppressing women.

@DeadGuyDirt Do you imagine that the reservation of a space for men to meet on a level with other men is somehow less sacred or necessary than a space reserved for women to gather in the presence and support of only other women?

Sergeev, Mikhail. _Sophiology in Russian Orthodoxy: Solov’ev, Bulgakov, Losskii and Berdiaev_. The Edwin Mellen Press. Lewiston, NY. 2006. 231 pages.

@Scoboto193173 🤣

@Scoboto193173 not at all—ancient ritual in Greece is among my central concerns