 THE MAGUS - HERMES - ARCANUM 1 |
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22-PLUTO
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MAIN PLUTONIC RESEARCH
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| THE FOOL IN ARCANUM 22 |
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| ALCHEMY |
| DREAMS |
| THE BOOK OF THOTH |
| THE ESOTERIC TRANSMISSION |
| DIONYSUS |
| PHALLUS |
| ARCANA & ARCHETYPE |
| Paul Bishop, Ed., The
Archaic: The Past in the Present, |
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| THE BLACK |
| Michel Pastoureau, Black:
The History of a Color |
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| CHTHONIAN |
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THANATOS@THEOI.COM
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THANATOS@WIKIPEDIA
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| CUTHA |
| DECAY & NIGREDO |
| EXPLORING THE UNCONSCIOUS |
| SYMBOLIC BLINDNESS |
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DARKNESS IN THE CULTURAL PSYCHE
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| John Woodcock, Darkness Darker Than Night |
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| PLUTONIC SHIT |
| R. Tordoff, Excrement, Sacrifice, Commensality: Osphresiology Of Aristophanes Peace |
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| THE LIGHT
OF EGYPT |
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| The Hymn of The Pearl |
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George
Robert Stow Mead - Simon
Magus
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| PISS IN ART |
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THE THREE FATHERS OF ORION
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THE STONE
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| SAMTEN DE WET - THE WHITE STONE |
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ARCANUM 22 PLUTO IN THE
TAROT
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| THE ALCHEMICAL
PLUTO |
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THE KABIRI
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| THE DWARF |
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THE BODY ALPHABETS |
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| THE ARCHAIC UNDERGROUND TRADITION IN HERMETICISM |
| KATABASIS - THE DESCENTS |
| Alberto
Bernabé, Katábasis? Descent into the Netherworld in Greece & Ancient Near East |
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| J. Duncan M. Derrett,
He Descended Into Hell |
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| Anna-Leena Siikala, Descent into the Underworld, E. of Religion |
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| THE LABYRINTH OF INITIATION |
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| THE BOOK OF THE AM-DUAT |
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| THE BOOK OF AM DUAT |
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| BOOK OF AM DUAT TEXTS |
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| E. A. Wallis Budge, The Book of Am-Tuat |
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| Bojana
Mojsov, The Ancient Egyptian Underworld in the Tomb of Sety I |
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| Rabinovich, The Book of What's in Hell |
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| Peter Robinson, Crossing
the night: the depiction of Mythological Landscapes in the Am Duat |
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| Schweizer - Andreas, The Sungod's Journey Through the Netherworld. Reading the Ancient Egyptian Amduat |
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| John
H. Taylor, The Amduat papyrus of Panebmontu |
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| Gotthard
G. Tribl , Dream
as a constitutive cultural determinant – the example of ancient Egypt |
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| AM DUAT BIBLIOGRAPHY |
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| LIST OF AMDUAT DEITIES |
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| THE CAVE |
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Levon Abrahamian, The Chained Hero: The Cave and the
Labyrinth |
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Calvin S. Byre, On
the Description of the Harbor of Phorkys and the Cave of the Nymphs
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| Porphyry ON THE CAVE OF THE NYMPHS |
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| mander_Ja_nua_hominum_et_deorum_in_the_Sumerian |
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| ustinova_CAVES AND THE ANCIENT GREEK MIND |
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Uatinova - Cave Experiences and Ancient Greek Oracles |
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| Yulia
Ustinova, Caves & the Ancient Greek Mind. Descending Underground |
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| edwards cave of the nymphs |
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| LABYRINTH |
LABYRINTH TEXTS
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GATES & DOORS BOUNDARIES
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| THRESHOLDS & DOORS |
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| THRESHOLDS & DOORS PDF |
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| GREEK AND ROMAN DOORS |
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| THE GOD JANUS |
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Harry Levin The Ivory Gate
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| John Lyon Gate of Horn, Gate Of Ivory |
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| M. B. Ogle The House-Door in Greek and Roman
Religion and Folk-Lore |
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| Taylor
Marshall The Platonic Significance of the Ivory Gate |
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| MICHAEL MAIER ATLANTA FUGIENS |
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| THE PATH |
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| THE LADDER |
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| YANTRA MENU |
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| ONLINE
RESOURCES |
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| LIMNAL DEITY - WIKIPEDIA |
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| JANUS - WIKIPEDIA |
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| STEWART - JANUS |
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Trevor
Stewart Some Thoughts about the Roman God Janus
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| THE BABYLONIAN DOORS |
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| Laura
D. Steele Mesopotamian Elements |
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| THE DOOR IN CHINA AND JAPAN |
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| Franklin Doeringer - Gate in the Circle: A Paradigmatic Symbol in Early Chinese
Cosmology |
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| The
Door as a Clever Device with Crafty Constructs. ONLINE HERE] |
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| Door god: In China:
- Wikipedia |
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| LIMINALITY PLUTONICA |
| LIMINALITY OF THE VEIL
ARCANUM 2 VEILED ISIS |
| LIMINALITY AND
THE FOOL |
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Threshold concepts‚
liminality‚ uncertainty‚ identity … creative becoming creative research: where
art meets work [ONLINE
HERE]
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| Stephen A. Martin, Hermes and the Experience of Depth Psychotherapy HERE |
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| Richard E. Palmer - The Liminality of Hermes and the Meaning of Hermeneutics [PDF HERE] [ONLINE HERE] |
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| Mahesh Sharma, The Liminality of
Contemporary Culture |
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| Dr. J. Michael Stitt - THRESHOLDS AND LIMINALITY [PDF HERE] |
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| Richard Stromer - Hermes as God of
Liminality and the Guide of Souls |
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| Liminal_DEFINITION |
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| LIMINALITY - WIKIPEDIA |
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| Diana
L. Eck, India's "Tīrthas": "Crossings" in Sacred Geography,
History of Religions, Vol. 20, No. 4
(May, 1981), pp. 328. [PDF HERE] [ONLINE HERE: |
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| Mircea Eliade on: THE THRESHOLD |
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Michelle Key - Betwixt and Between: Exploring the Passage of Liminal Space [PDF HERE] [ONLINE HERE]
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| KONIECZNA - Terra Incognita - Liminality in Art |
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Charles
La Shure, “What is Liminality?”, 18
October, 2005 (first version)
Also deals with liminality [Hermes texts]
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| HERMES WIKIPEDIA |
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ALAYAVIJNANA PITHOS
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THE PILLAR
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HADES OR HELL Greek Underworld Deities
The Greek Underworld & Its Deities - ORPHEUS
& PERSEUS -
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| Lars Albinus, The House of Hades. Studies in Ancient Greek Eschatology |
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| BURSTEIN - THE HARROWING OF HELL |
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| BROWN - RIG VEDIC HELL |
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| Diana Burton - HADES: CORNUCOPIAE, FERTILITY AND DEATH |
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| Radcliffe G. Edmonds,
Underworld |
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| JAMES
HILLMAN ON HADES |
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| STAUSBERG - ZOROASTRIAN HELL |
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| HELL @ WIKIPEDIA |
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| IMAGES OF HELL-HADES |
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THE PLUTONIC GODDESSES
& TEXT
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Philippe Gignoux,
Hell & its Concept in the Iranian Culture &Religion: Zoroastrianism ]
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| ONIANS - OFFERINGS TO THE DEAD |
| NERGAL-PLUTO |
| A Hymn to Nergal |
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| THE PLUTONIC GODDESSES |
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PLUTONIC ANIMALS
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THE
BAT
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| The great crocodile with its ram's
head and phallus-like body appears to symbolize the regenerating capability of
the creator god. He can conceive himself.
Horst Beinlich The Book of the Faiyum, Fig. 29. |
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| THE CROCODILE IN ARCANUM 22 - PLUTONIC
ASSOCIATIONS |
| Abdelwahed, Sobek |
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Salima Ikram, Crocodiles: Guardians of The Gateways
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| Dan Wylie, Crocodile |
| TYPHONIC: THE CROCODILE |
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| PLUTONIC: THE CROCODILE
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| The Illustrated Egyptian Book
of the Dead, Dr. Ramses Seleem |
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| Maria Galuzina, The God Sobek in Ptolemaic and Roman Times |
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| Michal
Molcho, Crocodile Breeding in the Crocodile Cults of The Graeco-Roman Fayum |
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| Ghislaine Widmer, Sobek Who Arises In The Primaeval Ocean |
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| Marco Zecchi, Sobek of Shedet. The Crocodile God in the Fayyum in the Dynastic Period |
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| THE CROCODILE GOD SOBEK |
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| CEREBUS - THE DOG OF HADES |
| Maurice Bloomfield, CERBERUS, THE DOG OF HADES |
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| PLUTO &
CERBERUS |
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| MAIN DOG MENU |
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CORVUS - THE CROW
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| All refer to FEATHERS: i.e. SUBLIMATION |
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| BIRD SYMBOLISM |
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| WEB
RESOURCES ON PLUTO |
| O'NEILL
FOOL CARDS |
| THE TAU - ARCANUM 22 |
| ORIGIN OF THE SYMBOLISM
OF THE UNNUMBERED CARD OF THE TAROT |
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| PLUTO @ THEOI.COM |
| UNDERWORLD
GODS @THEOI.COM |
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PLUTO (GOD)
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| PLUTO IN ASTROLOGY SCIENCE &MYTH |
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| The Birth of the Outer Planets: the discovery of Pluto |
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| The Significations of Pluto |
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| Pluto Aspects in the Birth
Chart |
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| THE LABYRINTH OF INITIATION |
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| LABYRINTH TEXTS |
| M. M. Banks, Thresholds and
Tangled Thread |
| M. M. Banks, Tangled Thread
Mazes |
| Philippe Borgeaud, The Greek Labyrinth in Context |
| S.
C. Brooke, The Labyrinth Pattern in India |
| Raymond Christinger, The
Hidden Significance of the "Cretan" Labyrinth |
| Gaetano Cipolla, Labyrinthine
Imagery in Petrarch |
| Vanessa
Compton, The
Labyrinthology of Pierre Rosenstiehl. |
| Vanessa
Compton, The
Labyrinth: Site and Symbol of Transformation |
| Vanessa
Compton, Wrangling Minotaurs |
| Frank
Dauster, Notes on Borges' Labyrinths |
| Lima De Freitas, Labyrinth |
| P. Doob, The Idea of the Labyrinth: From Classical Antiquity Through the
Middle Ages |
| Joan Eahr, Labyrinths, Spirals, and Meanders |
| M. Hackworth, The
One & the Many: Significance of the Labyrinth in Contemporary America |
| Charlotte
Higgins, Red Thread: On Mazes and Labyrinths |
| W. L. Hildburgh, The Place of Confusion &
Indeterminability in Mazes & Maze-Dances |
| Alan B. Lloyd, The Egyptian Labyrinth |
| John M. Lundquist, The Cave |
| John M. Lundquist, The
Labyrinth |
| Alexander MacGillivray, The
astral labyrinth at Knossos |
| William
Henry Mathews, Mazes and Labyrinths: Their History and Development [EPUB] |
| Kazimierz Michałowski, The Labyrinth Enigma: Egypt |
| John C. Montegu, Note on the Labyrinths of
Didyma |
| Oystein Ore, An excursion into labyrinths |
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