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Frithjof Schuon, c. 1980
Frithjof Schuon, c. 1980
Paris, 1930
Paris, 1930
With René Guénon (left) in Cairo, 1938
With René Guénon (left) in Cairo, 1938
Catherine Schuon in the Swiss Alps
Catherine Schuon in the Swiss Alps
Portrait from 1925
Portrait from 1925
Title page of an English translation of Introduction générale à l'étude des doctrines hindoues
Title page of an English translation of Introduction générale à l'étude des doctrines hindoues
Ganesha, "Lord of meditation and mantras", "Lord of Knowledge", and "Lord of Categories", would be displayed in the front page cover of the Symbolism
Ganesha, "Lord of meditation and mantras", "Lord of Knowledge", and "Lord of Categories", would be displayed in the front page cover of the Symbolism of the Cross's original edition
Narayana is one of the names of Vishnu in the Hindu tradition, signifies literally "He who walks on the Waters", with an evident parallel with the Gos
Narayana is one of the names of Vishnu in the Hindu tradition, signifies literally "He who walks on the Waters", with an evident parallel with the Gospel tradition. The "surface of the Waters", or their plane of separation, is described as the plane of reflection of the "Celestial Ray". It marks the state in which the passage from the individual to the universal is operative, and the well-known symbol of "walking on the Waters" represents emancipation from form, or liberation from the individual condition (René Guénon,