King Arthur (Page 2)
Arthur is mentioned again by William of Malmesbury in early 12th century, who maintained that he was the hero of many Welsh fables, ...
THE ROUND TABLE OF KING ARTHUR.
From Jennings' The Rosicrucians, Their Rites and Mysteries.
Notice how in the legends which cluster round King Arthur, a knight tilts with some casual stranger, overthrows him and brings him as a prisoner, and how, in narrating his exploit, he describes his unlucky victim as a gigantic ogre, ...
The Order of the Garter was probably formed by Edward III in imitation of King Arthur's Knights of the Round Table, which institution was hopelessly scattered after the battle of Kamblan.
In the legend of King Arthur, Merlin, Morgan le Fay and the enchanted sword Excalibur provided a rich fabric of magical legend. Homer's Circe used magic to turn Odysseus's men into swine.
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The one solar god concept unified men, as King Arthur unified his kingdom - yet his was a round table, without a red carpet. The inner kingdom of humanity is now being unified and we are ready to become independent stellar aspects of this unity.
Geoffrey of Monmouth (c 1100-1154), that early romancer and historian, claims that in King Arthur's reign, whenever that may have been, ...
that comes from the Old English 'wis', meaning "wise", adept, a sage, or a magician skilled in the summoning of supernatural powers. Possibly one of the best known wizards in the occult tradition is Merlin who appeared in the legend of King Arthur ...
neutral before good or evil, he fosters "primordial simplicity" in the common folk, in order for the Dao to act with perfect freedom and efficacy. For Evola, this uptoian, kingly ideal was realized in the "ancien regime" in Europe (King Arthur, ...
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