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Beezone Library, a nonprofit (501(c)3) educational foundation, EST. 1998

“The idea that anything can be true which does not come from outside has hardly yet dawned on mankind”

"Our frightful gods have only changed their names—now they rhyme with -ism."

Carl Jung, 1927, 1936

The Center of the World

State Street Bank, Boston, MA - Photo - Ed Reither

"The sturdy (financiers), no matter how deep and square on blocks of Quincy granite he lays the foundations of his banking-house or Exchange, must set it, at last, not on a cube corresponding to the angles of his structure, but on a mass of unknown materials and solidity, red-hot or white-hot, perhaps at the core, which rounds off to an almost perfect sphericity, and lies floating in soft air, and goes spinning away, dragging bank and banker with it at a rate of thousands of miles the hour, he knows not whither" - Ralph Waldo Emerson, A Lecture read at the Masonic Temple, Boston,1842

Rare books - Houghton Library, Harvard University - Photo by Ed Reither
Rare book shelf - Houghton Library, Harvard

Society is in our day the prey of a deadly disease, of a moral canker, which threatens it with destruction. This disease is materialism.

Louis Figuier, 1872

"Human knowing is now devoted to analytical reductionism, or the process of reducing everything to the individual human being, to human processes, to humankind in the lowest, most rudimentary or material sense."

Adi Da Samraj

Adi Da Samraj, 2006

he Memorial Church of Harvard University - photo - Ed Reither Taken from Houghton and Lamont Library yard.
Memorial Church - Harvard - photo by Ed Reither
Mahakala

Oṃ Hayagriva Waga Ahbiditsa Ah! 

kālo’asmi, lokakśayakṛt pravṛddhaḥ lokān samāhartum iha pravṛttaḥ

(I am time, the cause of world-destruction, mighty; come here to annihilate the worlds.)

Verse 11.32 of the Bhagavad-gita

(misquoted by Oppenheimer)

Light Bearers

“…like Moses, we shall prove entirely faith­ful, most sacred theology will supervene to inspire us with redoubled ecstasy. For, raised to the most eminent height of the­ology, whence we shall be able to measure with the rod of indivisible eternity all things that are and that have been; and, grasping the primordial beauty of things, like the seers of Phoebus, we shall become the winged lovers of theology. And at last, smitten by the ineffable love as by a sting, and, like the Seraphim, born outside our­selves, filled with the godhead, we shall be, no longer ourselves, but the very One who made us."

Oration on the Dignity of Man (1486) by Pico della Mirandola (1463-1494)

Gathering Honey

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