/lit/ - Literature

>>22682017
I came into this thread ready to laugh at Graves but after getting extremely stoned halfway through, and remembering Jung's Red Book, and contemplating my own experiences wherein I also saw the woman within the object of worship, I've come to the conclusion that he may be on to something.

The more detailed your understanding of hermetic and christian symbolism, the more and more you see the need for a compensating feminine principle. As well as for the introduction of the Lilithian, or of the Shamanic Anima. Everything is ultimately in service to attainment of the sexual act, and behind every molecule of phenomenal reality is the figure and form of a woman reposing salaciously whilst wearing a knowing, encouraging smile.

>>17411627
And who would be the most Aryan philosophers in your view?