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Leonaert Bramer - Dives, tormented by demons in hell, 16th century (detail) *Over 5,000 images of Luciferian and hellish iconography through the ages: Bibliothèque Infernale on FB

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In the esoteric doctrine which regarded the present life as Death, and the living body as the soul’s tomb, we have the necessary background for adequate elucidation of the matter. The body was mummified to serve as a powerful moving symbol of the Death of the soul in matter, and the various features of the meaning of this mundane life. Nothing more. But this far transcended in graphic impressiveness and cathartic virtue any theoretic dramatization of the philosophy of life made by any people since the days of Egypt’s glory. The mummy was designed to point the whole moral of human life in a form of overwhelming psychological power. To a deeply philosophical people the lifeless body became at once the most impressive symbol of the entire import of life itself. The preserved corpse became the mute but grandiloquent reminder of life and Death, mortality and immortality, in one mighty emblem.