Phallicism, Celestrial And Terrestrial, Heathen And Christian1884 its connection with the Rosicrucians and the Gnostics and its foundation in Buddhism - with an essay on Mystic Anatomy. "Surely it is more philosophical to take in the whole of life, in every possible form, than to shut yourself up in one doctrine,. |
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Contents
Definitions and Distinctions leading up to the verities | 1 |
The Story of the Classes of the Phalli | 23 |
Celestial or Theosophical Doctrine of the Unsexual Trans | 41 |
The Mysteries of the Phallus its idealised Gnostic Rosi | 50 |
Rites and Ceremonies of the Indian Phallic Worship | 56 |
Hebrew Phallicism | 64 |
The Rosicrucian and Gnostic Meanings of the Obelisks | 70 |
The Phalli and Ophiological Priapic Monuments typical | 87 |
Rosicrucian Profundities | 133 |
The Gnostics and their Beliefs | 142 |
The Indian Religions Annotations on the Sacred | 177 |
An Original Essay on Mystic Anatomy and the Master | 189 |
APPENDIX | 239 |
Lingam Gods in Great Britain | 250 |
Phallic Worship among the Gauls | 255 |
Gnostic Rites | 264 |
CHAPTER XPriapic Illustrations | 101 |
Transcendental Ideas of the Rosicrucians their Cabalistic | 115 |
Considerations on the Mystic Anatomy of the Rosi | 125 |
The Symbol of the Serpent | 274 |
The Religious Rites of Ancient Rome | 282 |
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