Western Philosophy
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Albert Camus, author of The Stranger and The Myth of Sisyphus, considered himself a Humanist, and fought against being labeled an Existentialist throughout his life. more...
A Critique on Analytic Philosophy
By: Mark Louie Ramos
A discussion about analytic philosophy's application to education. more...
Kundalini in Hermetic Philosophy
By: W. Hommel
"Kundalini" was a popular concept with Hermetic philosophers. It is favored in the West today for its mediation qualities. more...
By: W. Hommel
"Jacob's Ladder" is a biblical concept, but for Hermetic philosophers it was also symbolic of man's transformation, and his connection to the universe. more...
Serpents in Hermetic Philosophy
By: W. Hommel
Snakes, serpents and dragons were a popular theme in alchemical texts and picture books. What is their importance, and how did this tradition begin? more...
Androgyny in Alchemy and Mysticism
By: W. Hommel
What is the concept of Sol and Luna in Hermetic Philosophy? Explore the origins of this fascinating belief through illustrated manuscripts and alchemical texts. more...
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