| Astrology, 635:in the Secret Doctrine - (Third Edition) Mythology relates to astronomical, theogonical and humanBethlehem, 112:which is not divine. "The key is supplied by mythology. The myths demand a serious interpretationBethlehem, 112:But this does not alter the fact that popular mythology tells of an invisible reality, and ofFire, 896:of God, of men, and of devas. The study of mythology should reveal certain stages and relationshipsHercules, 23:become one of the Immortals." (Greek and Roman Mythology, Vol. I, Fox.) Having recovered hisHercules, 46:constantly recurrent in astronomical lore and in mythology: Taurus, representing form and theHercules, 61:of the Hesperides. The apple has long figured in mythology and in symbology. In the garden of Eden,Hercules, Known:serpent with whom he had to wrestle. [Known in mythology also as the giant, Antaeus, the son ofSoul, 16:with psychoanalysis, behaviorism, glandular mythology and other diseases of adolescence." - Durant, |
