Illustration: Bas-relief of Thoth-Hermes, regarded as the god or divine being who founded the Hermetic School of Ancient Egypt. One of many surviving images. Thoth is pictured with the head of an ibis, a river bird that inhabited the banks of the Nile.
NOTE: This is the follow-up talk to The Parable of the Golden Eggs where I said I would title it Poimandres, The Shepherd of Mind" -- but I prefer the above title. Poimandres is text in the Corpus Hermeticum which I might consider at some point. The text I quote in this talk is called Asclepius. It contains the words divina sensu, literally, "divine sense."
Tags: Archons Entheogens Gnosticism Sophia Not In His Image John Lamb Lash
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