Phallic worship has been practiced by many varied and widespread
cultures throughout the world for thousands of years. The male
phallic was recognized as the bringer of life and the progenitor of
the human race. As with many ancient cultures, a more complete
understanding of the phenomena of sexual intercourse was to remain
a mystery and, even by today's standards, some of those mysteries
remain.
It is evident that the belief of the reciprocal principles of
nature, male and female, light and dark, active and passive; was
known in most of the primitive religious systems of both the old
and new worlds. Thus, what resulted was the widespread, common
veneration paid to the sexual parts, as they were associated to the
productive and generative principles in nature.
The origin of phallic worship is hidden behind so much obscurity
that very little is actually known about it. The Phoenicians,
Egyptians, Phrygians, Greeks, Hindus, and many others have legends
and myths concerning phallic worship that date back to prehistory.
This book explores the origins of phallic worship, its influence on
the religions of antiquity, serpent symbolism, the tree of
knowledge, the "fall of man," and sun-god worship in antiquity.
The intricate correlations that Ancient Symbol Worship makes
concerning the origin of phallic worship throughout the ancient
world includes important knowledge which would otherwise not be
known today.
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