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Pegasus: The Winged Horse and the Flight of Ins...
Quick Answer Pegasus was the immortal winged horse born from Medusa's blood when Perseus beheaded her. He created the Hippocrene spring of poetic inspiration. Bellerophon rode him to defeat the...
Twelve World Teachers by Manly P. Hall: The Gre...
Quick Answer Twelve World Teachers (1937) profiles the twelve figures Hall considered the greatest spiritual teachers in history: Akhenaten, Hermes Trismegistus, Orpheus, Buddha, Zoroaster, Lao Tzu, Confucius, Plato, Jesus, Mohammed,...
Lectures on Ancient Philosophy by Manly P. Hall...
Quick Answer Lectures on Ancient Philosophy (1929) is Manly P. Hall's companion volume to The Secret Teachings of All Ages. Twenty chapters cover the nature of the Absolute, Pythagorean number...
The Sirens: The Deadly Song and the Lure of the...
Quick Answer The Sirens were bird-women (not mermaids) who lured sailors to death with irresistible song. Their song promised total knowledge. Odysseus survived by having his crew plug their ears...
The Initiates of the Flame by Manly P. Hall: Hi...
Quick Answer The Initiates of the Flame (1922) is Manly P. Hall's debut, written at age 21. Across seven chapters it traces the spiritual fire through Egyptian initiation, Rosicrucian mysticism,...
The Centaurs: Half-Man, Half-Horse and the Tens...
Quick Answer Centaurs are half-human, half-horse creatures from Greek mythology representing the tension between reason and instinct. Most were wild and violent. The exception was Chiron, the wise tutor of...