The Secret Doctrine, Vol. 3 of 4: The Synthesis of Science, Religion, and PhilosophyBlavatsky, H. P. (Helena Petrovna)
Religion
The Secret Doctrine, Vol. 3 of 4: The Synthesis of Science, Religion, and Philosophy
Blavatsky, H. P. (Helena Petrovna)
Theosophy
The Phœnician cosmogony has connected _Bohu_ בהו Βααυ into a
personified expression denoting the _primitive substance_, and as
a deity, the _mother of races of the gods_ [which is Aditi and
Vâch]. The Aramean name בהו‐תא, בהו‐ת, בהו‐ת, Βαώθ, Βυθ‐ός, Buto,
for the _mother of the gods_, which passed over to the Gnostics,
Babylonians and Egyptians, _is identical then with Môt_ (מות, our
_Muth_) properly, (Βώθ) _originated in Phœnician_ from an
interchange of _b_ with _m_.(282)
Rather, one would say, go to the origin. The mystic euhemerisation of
Wisdom and Intelligence, operating in the work of cosmic evolution, or
_Buddhi_ under the names of Brahmâ, Purusha, etc., as male power, and
Aditi‐Vâch, etc., as female, whence Sarasvatî, Goddess of Wisdom, who
became under the veils of Esoteric concealment, Butos, _Bythos_—Depth, the
grossly material, personal female, called Eve, the “primitive woman” of
Irenæus, and the world springing out of _Nothing_.
The workings out of this glyph of 4th _Genesis_ help to the
comprehension of the division of one character into the forms of
two persons; as Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel, Abram and Isaac,
Jacob and Esau, and so on [all male and female].... Now, as
linking together several great salient points in the Biblical
structure: (_1_) as to the _Old_ and _New Testaments_; with also
(_2_) as to the Roman Empire; (_3_) as to confirming the meanings
and uses of symbols; and (_4_) as to confirming the entire
explanation and reading of the glyphs; as (_5_) recognising and
laying down the base of the great pyramid as the _foundation
square_ of the Bible construction; (_6_) as well as the new Roman
adoption under Constantine—the following given:(283)
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