in the book the mystery of the golden blossom the spanish version in the tittle <a href="/faqs/sex/1674-what-is-sexual-magic.html" title="Magic comes from "magi," priest." target="_parent" >Sexual Magic</a> there's a picture of a female with a white goose, I will like to know what does it mean and where to get those type of arts in color. in it there's also:
EROS GOD OF LOVE
looks like a skeleton head killing a man
where can a better picture be found? and what does it mean?
EROS GOD OF LOVE
looks like a skeleton head killing a man
where can a better picture be found? and what does it mean?
Accepted Answer
The first picture is Leda and the Swan. The original version of that painting is by Leonardo Da Vinci, but as I understand it, his version was lost, and the ones we have today (including the one you are referencing) is a copy made by one of the other artists at that time (see the wikipedia page, referenced below, for some of those versions). The painting depicts a story from Greek mythology, in which Zeus (Kether) transforms into a swan (symbol of the Holy Spirit) to seduce Leda (the Divine Mother). The lecture Ecce Homo goes into much more detail about the meaning of this myth.
Unfortunately, I don't recognize the other painting. I am sorry.
Unfortunately, I don't recognize the other painting. I am sorry.
Accepted Answer
The first picture is Leda and the Swan. The original version of that painting is by Leonardo Da Vinci, but as I understand it, his version was lost, and the ones we have today (including the one you are referencing) is a copy made by one of the other artists at that time (see the wikipedia page, referenced below, for some of those versions). The painting depicts a story from Greek mythology, in which Zeus (Kether) transforms into a swan (symbol of the Holy Spirit) to seduce Leda (the Divine Mother). The lecture Ecce Homo goes into much more detail about the meaning of this myth.
Unfortunately, I don't recognize the other painting. I am sorry.
Unfortunately, I don't recognize the other painting. I am sorry.
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