Greetings again as we complete Chapter 25 of Morals and Dogma by Albert Pike. This entire chapter has been an overview by Pike of the ancient civilizations views of astrology and astronomy. Admittedly, this chapter has been a difficult chapter to add commentary to as there is little or no room for much interpretation. This has caused a bit of a quandary for me as a writer where I look for inspiration and insight to propel me forward to write out my own ideas. I am having trouble finding either from this chapter because Pike is spelling out everything fairly and very insightfully. Chapter 25 is a wonderful chapter, but I have nothing more to add. So, I am going to post the rest of the chapter today sans my own input, and next week we will start Chapter 26. Feel free to add YOUR comments in the comment section as to what the remainder of this chapter means to you. Now, LET’S READ PIKE! In LIBRA are four Stars of the second and third magnitude, which we shall mention hereafter. They ...
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