Sublime

Jyotish is a Sanskrit term derived from two roots: jyoti, which means light, and Isha, which means Lord or God. Jyotish, then, literally means the Lord of light, with special reference to the Sun, Moon, stars and planets. It is a science of the study of heavenly lights and their effects on human life.

God’s work in creation is to draw, through evolutionary promptings of the Christ Intelligence, all beings back to conscious oneness with Himself….When

This is why the Greeks needed myth: for that boundary, to know where they stood amidst the infinite. No one can simply coexist with the ocean, storms, the cypress trees. They had to codify the elements with language and greater meaning, and create gods out of them—gods who looked suspiciously like themselves—so that even if they were powerless over

the Uranus-Neptune cycle appears to be correlated with the collective activation of a more spiritual Prometheus. The image of Jesus Christ that emerges from this period bears many of the distinctive Promethean motifs, though in an emphatically spiritual context and mode of manifestation—the divine rebel against the old order, the eternal liberator

the founder of Astrology; the discoverer of Alchemy.

The ancient cosmogonies that shaped foundational myths, from the Babylonian Enuma Elish to Hesiod’s Theogony, mentioned in chapter 1, tell of a world in which the order is established by a great god, Marduk or Zeus, who takes power. Following a long period of battles and confusion, a deity triumphs and establishes an order that is at once cosmic,