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“The Midianites were known as the wise men, or sons of snakes, as well as Canaanites and Hamites; and such was the renown of the Midianites, that we find Moses, the prophet, led on and inspired by “the Lord”, humbling himself before Hobab, the son of Raguel, the Midianite, and beseeching him to remain with [...]

“In Thebes, or Theba, which means ark – TH-ABA being synonymous with Kartha or Tyre, Astu, or Athens and Urbs or Rome, and meaning also the city – are found the same foliations as described on the pillars of the temple of Solomon. The bicolored leaf of the olive, the three-lobed figleaf, and the lanceolate-shaped [...]

“How strangely elastic, how adaptable to any and everything this mystical philosophy proved after the Christian era! When were ever facts, irrefutable, irrefragable, and beyond denial, less potential for the reestablishment of truth than in our century of casuistry and Christian cunning? Is Christna proved to have been known as the “Good Shepherd”, ages before [...]

“The water of the flood when standing in the allegory for the symbolic “sea”, Tamti, typifies the turbulent chaos, or matter, called “the great dragon”. According to the Gnostic and Rosicrucian madaeival doctrine, the creation of woman was not originally intended. She is the offspring of man’s own impure fancy, and, as the Hermetist say, [...]