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1 Introduction Page 9 Luciferianism and the Secret Doctrine
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205 of Prince Caspian - "Then three or four of the Red Dwarfs came
forward with their tinder boxes and set light to the pile, which first crackled,
and then blazed, and finally roared as a woodland bonfire on midsummer night
ought to do. And everyone sat down in a wide circle around it. First off, we have Red Dwarfs lighting the fire, and that the fire is for "midsummer night." The fact that they are Red Dwarfs, meaning they have red hair, may not seem significant at a glance, but it emphasizes that nothing is lost on Lewis for symbolism. Red hair, according to Cirlot's book, symbolizes the lower regions -- hell. (This is a good reason to stop the myth of the "red head's fiery temper," by the way.) Midsummer night is the night for the sun-god's death and temporary descent into hell, so Lewis has the Red Dwarfs light the fire. Next, we note that it says a woodland bonfire on midsummer night. Not just A fire and not just A midsummer night. This is the real thing. The worship of the sun-god. The burning of the bones from the sacrifices in the bonfire (bone-fire) on the summer solstice, an high day of witchcraft. Everyone sits in a circle around it. Again a symbol of the sun and a powerful witchcraft symbol. The wild, magic dance of plenty. Another pagan/witchy thing. They are famous for their magic dances. Pomegranates are a symbol of fertility, and according to the Greeks sprang from the blood of Dionysos. (Cirlot, pg. 261) The fruit is stacked in a pyramid - a powerful withcraft/Luciferian/Masonic symbol. To be continued. by Mary Van Nattan
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