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INDEX
Schmitz, Oskar, xx 15; Hauer’s description of, 13n; level of,
School of Wisdom, xix 62; leviathan as symbol of, 51; andsthÖla
sea monster (makara), 13, 18, 92, 93n aspect, 69; water symbolism of, 17
The Secret of the Golden Flower, xx, xlv, 12, 14, swastika: Hauer’s symbolism of, xli; Jung’s
77–78 discussion of, 43
self, 14–15, 29, 39, 49, 57, 61, 85, 87 symbolism: of alchemy, 37; in analysis, 83;
The Serpent Power (Woodroffe), xxvi, 106 of animals, 51–56, 74, 76–77, 84–85; of
serpents: feathered, 82; symbolism of in baptism, 16–17, 30–32, 66–67;ofbreath,
analysis, 84–85. See also Kundalini ser- 44; of color, 17, 101–3, 108–9; ofelepent
ments, 16–17, 35, 37, 42, 44–45, 66; of
sexual revolution, and tantrism, xxiii gender, xxiv, 103; of mandalas, 3; of
sexual symbolism, in tantric texts, xliii plants, 77, 83; of psyche, 61, 67
Shivaism: description of, 73; tantric basis of,
72
symbols, definition of, 61
Shrichakrasambhara (Patanjali), xxvii, 12 taboos, in tantrism, xxiii
åiva, 15, 18, 39, 57, 74, 87, 89, 93n tantric texts, language of, xliii
Solar Phallus Man, 37
tantric yoga: chthonic nature of, 95; vs. classoma
cakra, 75
sical yoga, 91; evolution of, 96; obscurity
Soter (Saviour Serpent of the Gnostics), 68– of, 12; origins of, 43; repute of, xxviiin
69
tantrism: as countercurrent to Christianity,
sound, in meditation, 101
xlv; and Kundalini yoga, xxii–xxv; origins
Spiegelberg, Friederich, xl of, 72; overview of, xxii–xxiii; taboos of,
spirit, 37 xxiii
spiritual development, 71 tattva: discussion of, 9, 11; libido as examsthÖla
aspect: definition of, 6n; discussion ple of, 8
of, 7–9, 66; of higher cakras, 64; as Ten Essays in Buddhism (Suzuki), 89–90
personal aspect, 62–63, 65; philosophy Theosophy, 68
of, 60; Western language concepts of, totem rites, and impersonal experience, 93
70
transformation, of images, 82
subconscious; in Kundalini yoga, xxxix; Transformation and Symbols of the Libido
sound force in, 101 ( Jung), xix
sÖküma aspect: conscious understanding of, The Travel Diary of a Philosopher (Keyserling),
64; definition of, 6n; discussion of, 7–10; xix
Hindu acceptance of, 65–66; philosophy
of, 60; as suprapersonal aspect, 62, 69;
trees, symbolism of, 83
Western language concepts of, 70 unconscious, 13, 17–21, 27–28, 32–33,
sun serpent, 86 35–36, 59, 62, 66–70, 79, 85, 104; actisuprapersonal
process: in analysis, 66–67; vation of, 68; and archetypes, 9; difficul-
creation of values, 65; discussion of val- ties of experiencing, 27; localization
ues, 62; andsÖküma aspect, 62, 69 of, 85; in religious instruction, 80; spirit
suüumõv nvìzs: ascent of Kundalini of, 82; stillborn in Catholics, 80; unleashthrough,
xxv; importance of, xxiv ing of, 33, 35–36. See also collective
Suzuki, Daisetz: collaboration with Jung, unconscious
xx; Ten Essays in Buddhism, 89–90 underground symbolism, 18
svvdiü°hvna: baptism symbolism of, 66–67; unfathomable things, 109
as beginning of psychic life, 63–64; cen- unicorn, symbolism of, 52
ter of, 75; color symbolism of, 17; de- Upanishads, xix. See also Dhyanabindu
scription of, 76, 113–14; discussion of, Upanishads; Hangsa Upanishads
127