The Hermetic Tradition: From the Renaissance to the Founding of the United States, 1987
by: Roger Weir
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The Hermetic Tradition: From the Renaissance to the Founding of the United States
8 of 13 presentations available
Thursdays, Jan 1, 1987 to Mar 26, 1987
- Presentation 1
Recorded: January 1, 1987
no audio available - Copernicus, Kepler, and John Dee
Cosmological Transformations, Mathematics, and Angelology in the High Renaissance
Recorded: January 8, 1987
no audio available - Walter Raleigh, Edmund Spenser, and Sir Philip Sidney.
The Hermetic Tradition of Sacred Language and Utopian World Matures.
Recorded: January 15, 1987
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- Giordano Bruno and Galileo
Italian Mind Matures in the Cosmic Infinite and the Starry Messenger
Recorded: January 22, 1987
no audio available - Shakespeare and Cervantes
Twin Pinnacles of the Art by Which Man becomes a Microcosm through the Alchemy of Mind and Character
Recorded: January 29, 1987
no audio available - Bacon, Boehme, and Boyle
The Rosicrucian Hermeticists Move toward Science and the Royal Society in London.
Recorded: February 5, 1987 play audio
- Andrea, Maier, and Fludd
The Rosicrucian Hermeticism Culminate the Occult Tradition into Its Archetypal
Recorded: February 12, 1987 play audio
- Comenius
The Hermetic Educator Plans the Cycle of Transformation for Mankind as a Whole through His Maturing Character and Mind
Recorded: February 19, 1987 play audio
- Rembrandt
Portraits of the Human Being in his complete Life Cycle of inner transformations
Recorded: February 26, 1987 play audio
- Spinosa and the Pietists
Philosophy of the Integrated Universe and the Pietist Society Move Toward a Historical Bridging
Recorded: March 5, 1987 play audio
- Leibniz
The Sacred Language at Last Formulated and the Occult Traditions Transformed into a Universal Philosophy
Recorded: March 12, 1987 play audio
- Newton
The Transformation of Alchemy into Mathematical Physics
Recorded: March 19, 1987
no audio available - Benjamin Franklin: The New Man in the New World.
Open-ended Transformation of Mind and Character in the Person, Science, and the Experimental Utopia
Recorded: March 26, 1987 play audio