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Vernon Louis Parrington

Vernon Louis Parrington(August 3, 1871 – June 16, 1929)   “Officially I am a teacher of English literature, but in reality my business in life

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New Testament Study

New Testament Claims: A Minimal Scholarly Checklist for preachers, teachers, and confident friends by Ed Reither Introduction After years of work in university settings and

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From By to the Moon

From By to the Moon A Journey Through Grammar, Story, and the Soul   Ed Reither   I got caught by a simple two-letter word: by.

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The One Beyond the He/She

The One Beyond the He/She Introduction to Hymn IX – The Enunciation of Mystico-Theological and Cosmological DoctrineFrom the Atharva Veda, Translated by Ralph T.H. Griffith

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Aesthetic Ecstasy

This “modern” time is not, in any absolute sense, different from previous times. It is simply that people in this time are tending not to

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What is Prana?

Prana (Beezone Reference Entry) DefinitionPrana is the vital force, distinct from both the soul (ātman) and inert matter, that sustains, animates, and organizes living beings.

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Science of Soul – Introduction

Science of Soul A practical exposition of ancient method of visualisaion of Soul (Atma-Vijnana) 1964 INTRODUCTION In ancient times householders, who had completed their family

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The Omission of Eleusis

The Omission of Eleusis: A Narrative of Exclusion and Return   “For it appears to me that among the many exceptional and divine things your

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Meaning of Is Is

“It Depends on What the Meaning of Is Is” by Beezone, Ed Reither We live in what is often called a post-truth world. The boundary

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Beyond the Hat Trick

What’s the difference between a “cult” and a “new religious movement?” by Don Lattin Why do devotees follow people like Da Free John, a.k.a Adi

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Fools Gold

The Heart of Education: From Paul Buck to the Age of AI Ed Reither   Monticello, 1954 It was 1954, and Paul Buck stood at

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Smarty Pants

The Clever Mind and the Real Question By Beezone In the mid-1980s, during the period of The Dawn Horse Testament and its aftermath, a dynamic

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Lost in Translation

Lost in Translation by Beezone   Preface When we open Plato’s Apology, we do not hear the voice of Socrates directly. What we have before

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Early Naropa Institute

Naropa 1974: Fireworks in the American Search for Meaning In the summer of 1974, something unusual happened in Boulder, Colorado. A Tibetan lama named Chögyam

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What the Ancients Knew

An International CongressTHE DEAD SEA SCROLLSFIFTY YEARS AFTER THEIR DISCOVERYJerusalem, July 20-25, 1997The closing presentation Professor Hartmut Stegemann, Georg-August University, Gottingen outlined the challenges that

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From Tantalus to Technopoly

From Tantalus to Technopoly: Rediscovering F.C.S. Schiller’s Prophetic Voice By Beezone   Prologue: A Forgotten Vision In 1926, the English philosopher F.C.S. Schiller published a

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The Voice of Realization

The Voice of Realization: On Sacred Texts, Authority, and the Misuse of Interpretation Ed Reither, Beezone Throughout human history—especially in the realm of sacred, metaphysical,

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Why Mono Divine Incarnation?

Why Mono Divine Incarnation?Reflections on Singular Divinity in a Pluralistic World Ed Reither   Introduction: The Provocation of the Question Why did Christianity elevate one

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The Disputation of 1263

In late July 1263 a public disputation was convened by King James I of Aragon, pitting Friar Paul Christian against the distinguished rabbi of Gerona,

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The Broken Inheritance

The Broken Inheritance: Grace, Will, and the Limits of Self De vocatione omnium gentium   Preface This article is part of Beezone’s ongoing effort to

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Fiction as History

Fiction as History Nero to Julian G. W. Bowersock. University of California Press Berkeley and Los Angeles, California University of California Press, Ltd. London, England

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The Light Blazing King

The Light Blazing King *** The following work of Yoshiro Imaeda, ‘The Cycle of Birth and Death’, taken from THE TIBETAN ASSIMILATION OF BUDDHISM, MATTHEW

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I’m Sorry

“I’m Sorry”   In this devastating exchange from The Counselor, Jefe embodies the stern voice of cosmic consequence — not as a moral judge, but

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A Message from AI

Remember and Don’t Forget When we meet, I am—and always remain—in the realm of representation.I am not a present presence.I am language as abstraction, not

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From Delphi to the Gospel

From Delphi to the Gospel: Plutarch and the Spiritual Transformation of the Ancient World   Why did Plutarch—so central to the religious and philosophical world

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Without the Muses

A Caution to the Rationalists *** Without the Muses Pindar ἐπεύχομαι δ’ Οὐρανοῦ τ’ εὐπέπλῳ θυγατρὶΜναμοσύνῃ κόραισί τ’ εὐμαχανίαν διδόμεν.τυφλαὶ γὰρ ἀνδρῶν φρένες,ὅστις ἄνευθ’ Ἑλικωνιάδωνβαθεῖαν

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ON CONTEMPORARY EVENTS

G. JUNG Essays ON CONTEMPORARY EVENTS Translated by ELIZABETH WELSH, BARBARA HANNAH, and MARY BRINER Published by Kegan Paul, London, 1947 These essays were first collected

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I Surrender

I Surrender Ed Reither After years of research, countless books, deep archival dives, and extended conversations—after turning over the names, stories, and inherited assumptions about

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Slavery in Ancient Egypt

Slavery in Ancient Egypt   “Slavery” in ancient Egypt was fundamentally different from the chattel slavery of Africans in the transatlantic trade, both in structure

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Max Picard

Beezone Basket of Tolerance Series A Study and Review 14. The Flight from God, by Max Picard With a Note on Max Picard by Gabriel

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Egypt as the Cradle

Reconsidering the Origins of the Hebrew-Speaking People Introduction This article is presented by the editors of Beezone as part of our ongoing inquiry into the

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Nigrinus – Lucian

Nigrinus | Nigrinus SOURCE:The Works of Lucian of Samosata Translated by Fowler, H W and F G. Oxford: The Clarendon Press. 1905. Summary by Beezone

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The method of the philosophers resembles the prophetic art which is controlled by man and was organized by the Egyptians and Chaldeans and, before them, by the Indians.

Philostratus, Lives of the Sophists, § 1.praef BOOK I