...consider what it is exactly about Horus (mythologically and symbolically) that compelled Crowley...then this is not particularly important. Horus enacting the sign of silence ... to discuss the symbolism of Horus in relation to Thelema. What ... of concepts to do with Horus-Kairos and time become rather ... in Crowley's work, like Horus demonstrating the sign of silence.- ...

... consider what it is exactly about Horus (mythologically and symbolically) that compelled Crowley ... then this is not particularly important. Horus enacting the sign of silence is ... trying to discuss the symbolism of Horus in relation to Thelema. What is... of concepts to do with Horus-Kairos and time become rather ...up in Crowley's work, like Horus demonstrating the sign of silence.

... in word and form historically with Horus). As far as I know, ... with prominent forelock. The knife of Kairos presumably referred to the etymology of ...interpretation of the distinctive lock of Horus in Egyptian iconography.218 Another attribute... what it is exactly about Horus (mythologically and symbolically) that compelled ... of concepts to do with Horus-Kairos and time become rather ...

... been looking into identification of Horus with Kairos in the Greek ... period as the conception of Kairos seems to represent the active ... Osiris the King, Stand up! Horus has caused you to stand ...of "Mansion of the Monarch." Horus has given you the gods...with it. Utterance 369 PT "Horus restores the King".http://extropia...who will escape from him. Horus has attached himself to his...

...ve been looking into identification of Horus with Kairos in the Greek ... period as the conception of Kairos seems to represent the active ...O Osiris the King, Stand up! Horus has caused you to stand up... of "Mansion of the Monarch." Horus has given you the gods, ... with it. Utterance 369 PT "Horus restores the King". http://extropia.... who will escape from him. Horus has attached himself to his ...

..., "this information would be meaningful, wouldn't it?" if you're then going to turn around and say that "meaningful" means anything that you choose. This question relates directly to the conception of Kairos in relation with Thelema, so I hope you don't mind if I but in with an observation. I would define 'meaningful' in the sense I think Rick is using it as: A dynamic array of ...

... conception of the greeks both in god and universal principal form (the sense of time in qualitive form) as Kairos (whom is synonimous in word and form historically with Horus).   That's some grand reaching into your ass. There is no connection, historically or otherwise, with Kairos and Horus.

... of time in qualitive form) as Kairos (whom is synonimous in word and form historically with Horus). As far as I know, Kairos is synonymous with Chronos, not Horus. But even if he were ...to his ideas, he used Horus, thus Kairos may or may not be... what it is exactly about Horus (mythologically and symbolically) that compelled ... of silence? If not, then Kairos is not "synonymous in word ...

... been looking into identification of Horus with Kairos in the Greek ... period as the conception of Kairos seems to represent the active ... any and all references to Kairos in Crowleys archives. As I...time in qualitive form) as Kairos (whom is synonimous in word and form historically with Horus). To speak of Thelema is...or opportunity are those of Kairos, - the god whom can never...

...'t worry though, it's isn't gardening or chickens:) I've been looking into identification of Horus with Kairos in the Greek Hellenistic period as the conception of Kairos seems to represent the active principle of Thelema and the Greek ...and after, and also any and all references to Kairos in Crowleys archives. As I'm still on my break I ...