Sex--The Unknown Quantity: The Spiritual Function of SexMcIvor-Tyndall, Alexander J. (Alexander James)
Religion
Sex--The Unknown Quantity: The Spiritual Function of Sex
McIvor-Tyndall, Alexander J. (Alexander James)
Sex
Sex the origin of all religious ceremonies; from
nature-worship to sex-worship; the history of Ancient forms
and ceremonies of worship; how sex-worship has survived the
ages; how it thrives today in modern religion; early stages
of civilization in relation to Sex; the antiquity of the
symbol of the virgin and child; its occult significance in
symbolism; the reality of the "bi-une God;" some secrets of
the Ancient Egyptians in regard to the function of sex; the
esoteric cause of the Egyptian talismanic and symbolical
revival today; the secret or esoteric meaning of the
swastika-cross; why Aum is always typified by a circle;
ancient forms of oath-taking and why; the source of
sex-energy spiritual; how and where the idea of
"blood-atonement" and vicarious sacrifice originated; the
beginning of sex-degradation.
CHAPTER III
PRESENT-DAY CONDITIONS: THE COSMIC CAUSE 53
The consecutive order from ancient sex-worship to modern
civilization; the real causes of race-advancement in the
cosmic tidal-wave, and what it portends; why conditions are
as they are today in regard to sex-life; the psychic forces
in their relation to sex-life; some fallacies in regard to
Eugenics; why Greek and Roman civilization failed; why and
how modern civilization need not fail; why women seek to
avoid motherhood; women of two types; the awake and the
asleep; the cosmic office of the Female Principle; its
relation to Creation; how the superman and woman will differ
from the undeveloped type; what is meant by "half-gods;" are
women of today lacking in the love-nature; will the race die
out? If so, why, and if not why not? How did the "Holy
Family" differ from other families?
CHAPTER IV
THE HISTORY OF MARRIAGE AND MATING 75
The relation of ancient marriage customs to religion; why
human evolution must necessarily be slow; ancient marriage
customs and their spiritual interpretation; why marriage
ceremonies have always prevailed; customs of all races
compared; why the institution has a permanent place in Social
Evolution; the symbolism of the visible world; why Science
and Mysticism agree spiritually; the origin of "variation"
the fundamental cause of woman's subjugation; when men defend
"outraged honor," is it a primitive or a primordial instinct?
the history of monogamy; the monogamic idea and the ideal
monogamy; the history and cause of polygamy; the evolution of
the "old-maid" idea and the psychic cause of this evolution;
the path of the virtuous woman in ancient days; the elevating
power in the dowry system; the two great purposes which this
custom has served.
CHAPTER V
THE SYMBOLISM OF MARRIAGE AND OF SEX-UNION 93
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