Résultats pour "Partie 2" dans Spiritualité

The eighth volume in The Golden Bough collection, and second volume of The Spirits of the Corn and of the Wild. The investigations into the superstitions and rituals to propitiate fertility in primitive agriculture are expanded further to cover the link between the belief in the dying and reviving gods to the transmutation of the souls of animals into crops. Frazer discusses his speculation of the evolution belief systems depending on the level of agricultural development between hunting, grazing, and farming, and the relics of totemism and taboo. Divine animals, Gods portrayed as and ...

The eleventh volume of The Golden Bough series. Fire festivals in exotic nations, magical properties of flowers, the concept of the external soul, and a proposal to solve the mystery of ritual of the golden bough. Frazer's extensive researches into the origin, the evolution, and the meaning of killing of the king of the wood, is summarised with the help of analogies from the myths of other cultures, and finally explained as a symbolic cycle of death, rebirth, and the recharging of the sacred powers of the natural world thought to come from gods to man. (Summary by Leon Harvey)

In this work of comparative religion, ontology and epistemology, Mme. Blavatsky presents science as a belief system of as much value as others in contributing to human knowledge of the seven secret keys to understanding through mathematics and intuition. A comparative study of ancient texts and their commentators over more than three thousand years. (Summary by Czandra)

In Guide for the Perplexed, Maimonides (Moses ben Maimon) masterfully weaves together religious insights and secular wisdom, creating a groundbreaking synthesis that has influenced thinkers for centuries. Drawing from Rabbinical teachings and the prevalent Aristotelian and neo-Platonic philosophies of his time, Maimonides offers profound scriptural interpretations and philosophical arguments. As noted by the Encyclopaedia Judaica, his work has been a cornerstone of philosophical discourse throughout the Middle Ages, inspiring countless citations, critiques, and discussions. Join us as we delve...

The Audio book presented here reveals the properties of the Self and identifies the problems because of which we are unable to realize the Self. The Audio book is divided into two subparts: Part 2 This part discusses the six elements (soul, matter, gatisahayak, sthitisahayak ,kaal and akash) in details and how the whole world is a combination of these elements, and explains the characteristics of matter, property and paryay of soul. “I am Chandu” is the cause of life and “I am soul” gives liberation.

The sixth volume in the Golden Bough. Frazer continues into the second part of the compilation of analogies dealing with the recurring theme of the dying god. the worship of the dead, and dead kings. Extensive evidence is presented from the history of Egypt and what had been learned from archaeology in North Africa and the Mediterranean. The Egyptian calendar and festivals, the identify and personality of Osiris, and the relationship of the mother goddess, are discussed in length. - Summary by Leon Harvey

Imagine being asked to choose just three books to accompany you on a year-long solitary retreat. This intriguing question was posed to some of the most esteemed figures in Great Britain, spanning various fields such as politics, literature, and business. Surprisingly, an overwhelming majority—ninety-eight out of one hundred—selected The Bible as their top choice. Join us as we delve into the profound impact and timeless wisdom of this sacred text, exploring why it resonates so deeply across generations and professions.

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In this episode we pick up the Creation story on day 4 and see how God fills the first 3 days of Creation with the next 3 days.

Sundara Kanda is the fifth book in the Hindu epic, the Ramayana. It is the only chapter of the Ramayana in which the hero is not Rama, but rather Hanuman. The work depicts the adventures of Hanuman and his selflessness, strength, and devotion to Rama are emphasized in the text. Hanuman was fondly called “Sundara” by his mother Anjani and Sage Valmiki chose this name over others as the Sundara Kanda is about Hanuman's journey to Lanka.

Carter Phipps expands on "evolutionaries", related to the three main cultural stages of human development, and why it is important to understand the trajectory we’ve been on as a species. He gives a framework for exploration of the strata of the evolution of human consciousness, with the important understanding that we don’t have all the answers yet. The discussion explores evolutionary theology, and what is meant by the evolution of God.

In this interview (part 1 of 2), Carter Phipps expands on "evolutionaries," related to the three main cultural stages of human development, and why it is important to understand the trajectory we’ve been on as a species. He gives a framework for exploration of the strata of the evolution of human consciousness, with the important understanding that we don’t have all the answers yet. The discussion explores evolutionary theology, and what is meant by the evolution of God.