The Sirius Mystery Click here for a little surprise!. I first became interested in the historical Proclus after reading The Sirius Mystery, by R. K. G. Temple. Here are some links related to that book.
William of Moerbeke
William of Moerbeke
, a neglected figure, helped to lay the foundation for the Renaissance
revival of Neoplatonism by translating the writings of Proclus into latin. Sir Gawain and the Green Knight This ancient tale can be viewed as a stellar initiation, not unlike the mormon temple endowment or the rituals of the Golden Dawn. I have an essay about this. Also, you can check out these links. Pseudo-Dionysius and History of the Franks Ironically, the work of Proclus was carried by Pseudo-Dionysius into Christianity. He created a fascinating and influential Christian Neoplatonism, in contrast to prevailing thought in his day, ala Gregory of Tours in History of the Franks. I am arguing that Gregory would have nothing good to say about stellar initiation, whereas Pseudo-Dionysius would heartily approve, and was probably an initiate himself. I have an essay about this. Also, you can check out these links. The struggle continues Anders Sandberg has created one of the most compelling images on the web, Babel Completed. Draw your own conclusions.
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