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"The oldest, the most profound, the most universal of all symbols is the human body." Manly P. Hall, 'Masonic, Hermetic, Quabbalistic and Rosicrucian Symbolical Philosophy'
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The Flowering Tree
Gladys V. Jones
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| Title: | A Blue Fire |
| Type: | Book |
| Author: | James Hillman |
| Listed by: | Joann K - Fri, Jan 27, 2006 |
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"From ancient Egyptian to modern Eskimo, 'soul' is a highly differentiated idea referring to a reality of great impact. The soul has been imaged as the inner man, and as the inner sister or spouse, the place or voice of God within, as a cosmic force in which all humans, even all things living, participate, as having been given by God and thus divine, as conscience, as a multiplicity and as a unity in diversity, as a harmony, as a fluid, as fire, as dynamic energy."
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"The animal is also an imago dei, a face of our eternal nature."
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"Images are the compelling source of morality and religion as well as the conscientiousness of art."
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"The many contains the unity of the one without losing the possibilities of the many."
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"We might call the unfathomable depth in the image, love, or at least say we cannot get to the soul of the image without love for the image."
A Blue Fire
(James Hillman)
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