Gwendolyn Taunton Image by BVBurton, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons Sobek, an ancient Egyptian deity, is depicted with the head of a crocodile and is intrinsically linked to the Nile, masculinity, the authority of the pharaoh, and military prowess. Sobek’s significance is multifaceted, representing both creation and destruction, thereby embodying the duality of nature.…
John Wisniewski is a writer who resides in New York. He has written for LA Review of Books, AMFM Magazine, Toronto Review of Books, and other publications. 1. When did you become interested in studying Occult subjects, Robert? Introduced at a very early age to Alchemy (by my father), Magick (my uncles) and the…
Anton Bruckner Seen Through Schopenhauer’s Aesthetics Jason Kiss Schopenhauer’s Aesthetics and How it Fits into His Philosophy Arthur Schopenhauer’s aesthetic theory, as expounded in his work “The World as Will and Representation,” draws from the Platonic tradition where the material world is viewed with contempt and a “greater” reality lies beneath the surface.[1] Schopenhauer is…
