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Cirlot on boats

Identifier

004804

Type of Spiritual Experience

Background

A description of the experience

A Dictionary of Symbols – J E Cirlot

Pompey the Great remarked ‘Living is not necessary, but navigation is’.  By this he meant that existence is split up into two fundamental structures; living, which he understood as living for oneself and sailing or navigating, by which he understood living in order to transcend – or what Nietzsche from his pessimistic angle called ‘living in order to disappear’.  The Odyssey is basically nothing but a navigation myth in the sense of victory over the two essential perils of sailing; destruction – or the triumph of the ocean corresponding to the unconscious – and withdrawal – regression and stagnation….

Navigation as envisaged in any philosophy of the absolute, would deny even the hero his triumphant return to the homeland and would make of him a perpetual explorer of oceans, under endless skies..

Guenon suggests that the attainment of the Great peace is depicted in the form of sailing the seas.

The source of the experience

Cirlot, J E

Concepts, symbols and science items

Concepts

Science Items

Activities and commonsteps

Activities

Suppressions

Beauty, art and music
Inherited genes

Commonsteps

References