René Adolphe Schwaller de Lubicz was certainly one of the greatest Egyptologists to ever walk this land.
He spent 15 years studying the temple of Luxor in great detail, and his work was presented in his master opus: The Temple of Man.
Even today, 61 years after his death, it is not hard to imagine why so few Egyptologists have honored his work. Very few had the mathematical training he had and very few understood his views on the Anthropocosm. This work is too imposing to comment on it without damaging it. His intellect as well as his intuition delivered a work of exceptional value, and it is necessary to read his introduction as well as the first part thoroughly to understand the extent of his genius.
It is also possible to read his other work as an introduction: The Temple in Man.
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René Adolphe Schwaller de Lubicz was certainly one of the greatest Egyptologists to ever walk this land.
He spent 15 years studying the temple of Luxor in great detail, and his work was presented in his master opus: The Temple of Man.
Even today, 61 years after his death, it is not hard to imagine why so few Egyptologists have honored his work. Very few had the mathematical training he had and very few understood his views on the Anthropocosm. This work is too imposing to comment on it without damaging it. His intellect as well as his intuition delivered a work of exceptional value, and it is necessary to read his introduction as well as the first part thoroughly to understand the extent of his genius.
It is also possible to read his other work as an introduction: The Temple in Man.
Congratulations on this article and all the connections you made with other topics.
The sources on which you rely for all your research are rock solid and require a careful survey.