The Philosophy of History – Hegel
“Hegel isn’t writing history—he’s reading history philosophically. He selects details that fit the grand arc of freedom’s development, as he sees it, from tribal liberty Read More …
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Archetypal and Unconscious Living
Exploring Archetypes, History, and the Collective Psyche “At the third [Terry Yale] lecture it was crowded with people standing and sitting everywhere. ‘Yet,’ he Read More …
Easy to Institutionalize Mummery – Inadvertently
ADI DA SAMRAJ: I hope you all also have some understanding of how my circumstance is like that of Raymond Darling and what is the Read More …
Emerson’s Address 1838
On Sunday evening, July 15, 1838, Emerson delivered an Address before the Senior Class in Divinity College, Cambridge, which caused a profound sensation in religious Read More …
Preliminary Report on Adidam Survey
Preliminary Report on Adidam Survey June 10, 2024 Preface This preliminary evaluation does not aim to validate the answers to the survey questions. Instead, the Read More …
Aurobindo and World War II
Sri Aurobindo Ghose and World War II “You should not think of it as a fight for certain nations against others or even for India; Read More …
The Gospel and the Greek Mysteries
“…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 Read More …
Ed Reither – Presentation on Hasatan
Greetings everyone, I appreciate the opportunity to delve into the intriguing subject of Hasatan or Satan. I deliberately use this pronunciation for several reasons, Read More …
The Mistakes of Moses – Insgersoll Lecture
Now and then some one asks me why I am endeavoring to interfere with the religious faith of others, and why I Read More …
The Old Religions, the New Scientism, and the Awakening of the Psyche
Volume 2 , Number 9 MAY/JUNE 1979 The Old Religions, the New Scientism, and the Awakening of the Psyche A talk by Bubba Free John Read More …