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Heroes - Offspring of the Gods & Mortals

LectureLive EventManly P. Hall - Complete Lecture Series/ Greek & Roman Deities as Personifications of Divine Principles1959Philosophical Research Society, 3910 Los Feliz Blvd, Los Angeles, CAManly P. HallSpeaker#buddhism#meditation#christianity

Lecture 4 of the "Greek & Roman Deities as Personifications of Divine Principles" series. Recorded in 1959 at the Philosophical Research Society, Los Angeles.

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Children of Zeus - Secondary Order of the Gods & Mortals

LectureLive EventManly P. Hall - Complete Lecture Series/ Greek & Roman Deities as Personifications of Divine Principles1959Philosophical Research Society, 3910 Los Feliz Blvd, Los Angeles, CAManly P. HallSpeaker#buddha#psychology#karma

Lecture 3 of the "Greek & Roman Deities as Personifications of Divine Principles" series. Recorded in 1959 at the Philosophical Research Society, Los Angeles.

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Circle of the Twelve Olympian Deities

LectureLive EventManly P. Hall - Complete Lecture Series/ Greek & Roman Deities as Personifications of Divine Principles1959Philosophical Research Society, 3910 Los Feliz Blvd, Los Angeles, CAManly P. HallSpeaker#consciousness#philosophy#psychology

Lecture 2 of the "Greek & Roman Deities as Personifications of Divine Principles" series. Recorded in 1959 at the Philosophical Research Society, Los Angeles.

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Porphyry on the Wanderings of Ulysses

LectureLive EventManly P. Hall - Complete Lecture Series/ Doctrines of Neoplatonism1955Philosophical Research Society, 3910 Los Feliz Blvd, Los Angeles, CAManly P. HallSpeaker#psychology#plato#imagination

Lecture 4 of the "Doctrines of Neoplatonism" series. Recorded in 1955 at the Philosophical Research Society, Los Angeles.

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McKennas Thoughts About Marshall McLuhan

LectureLive EventPsychedelic Salon/ Salon #560August 1993Esalen Institute, Big Sur, CaliforniaTerence McKennaSpeaker#buddha#virtualreality#internet

Originally aired as Salon #560 of the Psychedelic Salon podcast. Terence McKenna waxes eloquent about the writing of Marshall McLuhan, whose 1960s work was considered a revolutionary break with traditional ways of thinking about media. Recorded August 1993 at the Esalen Institute.

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