…number eight was the great secret number of the Eleusinian the number of the great mother of mystery, the number of Isis and Diana, the great goddess of the earth. Thus, the number eight to them represented concord. It represented not a union of four, as…

…Therefore, Isis is the Virgin of the world, Tertia, mother, the mother of Buddha, mother, the mother of Jesus. The British Virgin, Diana, goddess of the Ephesians, the mother of Mania, the mother of the gods. By an Indian concept also, Isis, or the sign…

…mysteries. In Egypt, as in many other ancient countries, we find that Isaac, as the mother of mysteries, as the great Diana, goddess of the Ephesians, the Motamania, the universal mother, that this deity always represents the mystery school itself. She is…

…search of his mission, is presented with the next important concept. which we find in metaphysics. Isis, Cori, Ceres, the great Diana of the Ephesians, and many other of these deities actually embody or personify or represent in the mystery systems the…

…is a human principle, but because it is a principle of fascination, a principle that was captured by the Greeks and the goddess Diana, the huntress, and in many other religious symbols and systems. Now the human being, being as he is, A composite of the…

…was symbolized finally by Father Time, carrying the hourglass and the reaping scythe. And Cancer was symbolized by the great mother, Diana, goddess of the Ephesians, the wonderful nourisher of all things. Cancer was under the rulership of the moon, the lady…

…there, a mingle and together. Ephesus was a great center of transcendentalism. It was the center of the worship of the great goddess Diana, mother of history. It was the cross road from the east and west. It was the caravan route which brought news from…

…a way for himself that way has created a way that led directly to the graveyard. So we find the great mother of history, Diana, the great goddess of the Ephesians, reminding the peoples of long ago and those of today of the virtue of the family that…

…he was the son of Mercury. This was because of the fact that he was an initiate of the mysteries of the great oriental Diana of Ephesus, and had received the mystery of his star or archetypal identity. And the Greek uses the word star in two ways, not…

…with nymphs, mortals and other beings that do not belong to the original order and from these The most familiar are Apollo, Diana, Venus, and Mercury. Now that leaves out only one that represents and stands to the peculiar virtue of Jupiter and about…

…therefore the ancients sometimes at least associated her with Capricorn Apollo is associated with Leo. He is a son of Jupiter. Vulcan, Diana, the goddess of the moon, was the twin sister of Apollo, a daughter of Jupiter, and her symbol was the sign of…

…use for various purposes. and bring a terrible penalty if those purposes be wrong. Now we hear much of the moon deity, Chase Diana, the great mother of the Ephesians. She was the lunar symbol and principle, and she was called the goddess of the hunt.…

…the science which imagination seeks to discover. But very often, instead of capturing it, it destroys it with its shaft. Diana the Huntress, her symbol in the human consciousness of man's constant visualization of things unknown, also presents a very clear…

…the whole mystery of existence. It is a power really and eternally present locked within the mystery of things. And Diana, representing imagination or intuition, seeks in the lights and shadows of emotion for this, whereas Minerva, strangely aloof, the symbol…

…Julian was one of the exceptions. Julian was initiated into the great mysteries of Ephesus. He was accepted into the cult of Diana, the great goddess of the Ephesians. and he was initiated in Crips under the city of Ephesus, and his initiator was Maximus…

…great mother of the gods, Sibylle, presided, brooding and serene, strange and detached, over her great rites and ceremonies. Dark Diana, the great mother, mother of mysteries, mother of light, goddess of the Ephesians, also brooded strange and mysterious over…

…such as that between Isis and Ephesus. Now in the other systems we find other deities representing this. We have, for example, Diana, who is the great lunar deity of the Athenians and Etruscans and other Greeks. Her bow is the lunar crescent. She is…

…of Babylon. Mercury, the great pyramid of Giza, sacred to both Hermes, the master of the mysteries. And the moon, the temple of Diana of Ephesus. These were the seven wonders of the world. Diana, a moon goddess. So every one of the seven wonders, built…

…the master of the mysteries. And the moon, the temple of Diana of Ephesus. These were the seven wonders of the world. Diana, a moon goddess. So every one of the seven wonders, built by different peoples at different times, were by some strange…

…was symbolized finally by Father Time, carrying the hourglass and the reaping scythe. And Cancer was symbolized by the great mother, Diana, goddess of the Ephesians, the wonderful nourisher of all things. Cancer was under the rulership of the moon, the lady…

…There could be no doubt about the search of these. Later, the great confederation of communities and cities that worship the deity Diana resolved to unite together and form a common center of worship. Ephesus was selected for the site of this great temple,…

…site of this great temple, and the several states united to construct the second of the great wonders. namely the Temple of Diana at Ephesus. This is regarded as one of the most beautiful monuments ever created on a religious level. It not only…

…regarded as one of the most beautiful monuments ever created on a religious level. It not only represented the adoration of Diana, the goddess of the moon, it represented an early effort at adoration through union, through the coming together of different…

…The Colossus of Rhodes gives us an archetypal concept of astronomy. By its structure and by its integration, the temple of Diana of Ephesus, the lunar temple, parallels music. The great Scythian figure of Zeus, the Zeus of Olympus, under the planet Jupiter,…

…the peoples came from everywhere to pay tribute and to enrich the shrine of the great lunar deity, mother of mystery, Diana, goddess of the Athenians, the mother of light, the marvelous principal, in which the ancients recognized the mother who was forever…

…represents in alchemy the spiritual soul. or father in all names. The moon, the mysterious mother, or the mother of mysteries, great Diana, goddess of the Ephesians. We know that as the world, that heaven and earth, or God and nature, father and mother,…