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	The Invisible Basilica: Hargrave Jennings
		The theory of Rosicrucianism set forth in The Rosicrucians revolves around a belief that all religions originated in the primitive worship of the principle of Light or Fire as the animating force of the universe, which is represented by the sun in the heavens and by the phallus in the physical world.
		Jennings seems to have become a member of some branch of the Rosicrucian Order around 1860 e.v.
		Jennings also served as one of the mentors of Peter Davidson (1842-1916), frontal chief of the Hermetic Brotherhood of Luxor (H.B. of L.) The Hermetic Brotherhood was a mystical society which surfaced publicly in England in 1884 under the auspices of Max Theon (AKA Louis-Maximilian Bimstein, 1850-1927).
	www.hermetic.com /sabazius/jennings.htm (647 words)

	The Rosicrucians, their rites and mysteries / Hargrave Jennings.
		Jennings took twenty years to write The Rosicrucians, the most eccentric interpretation of Rosicrucianism in existence.
		In Jennings' version, the Order of the Garter became a phallic cult, and the Garter itself the most intimate aid to feminine hygiene.
		Despite such extravagances Jennings has had a remarkable influence on many occult groups, and several of his theories were taken over by Margaret Murray in her The Witch Cult in Western Europe.
	www.ayerpub.com /Product.asp?ProductID=4400000016703 (101 words)

	Hargrave Jennings - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hargrave Jennings (1817-1890) was a British Freemason, Rosicrucian, author on occultism and esotericism, and amateur student of comparative religion.
		In several voluminous works, Jennings developed the theory that the origin of all religion is to be sought in phallic worship of the Sun and fire, which he properly called "phallism."
		As Jennings made clear in several of his books, he used the word "phallic" in its non-gendered sense, meaning "having to do with the sexual organs"; thus he included worship of the female genitalia under the heading of "phallic." In later editions he reluctanly acceded to popular (although incorrect) usage and called his subject "phallicism."
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hargrave_Jennings (464 words)

	Thelemapedia: The Encyclopedia of Thelema & Magick \| Hargrave Jennings
		Hargrave Jennings (1817-1890) was a British Freemason and amateur student of comparative religion, including the teachings of Jacob Boehme, Robert Fludd, Richard Payne Knight, and J.G.R. Forlong.
		Jennings is well known for his participation in the Rosicrucian revival of the late 19th century, which is epitomized in his work, The Rosicrucians, Their Rites and Mysteries (1870).
		According to Sabazius (2004), this book proposes that the primitive worship of Light or Fire, symbolized by the sun or the phallus, is the true origin of all religions.
	www.thelemapedia.org /index.php/Hargrave_Jennings (213 words)

	The Rosicrucians Index
		Hargrave Jennings was a nineteenth century English writer and occultist.
		Jennings constantly drops hints that he knows more than he is letting on, but states up-front that he is not an initiate.
		Jennings believed that the doctrines of the Rosicrucians were derived from ancient phallic worship, and to a lesser extent fire and serpent worship.
	www.sacred-texts.com /sro/rrm/index.htm (774 words)

	Part One: Introduction - George Pickingill Part 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Even Professor Baker had contented himself with the cautious claim that the Lugh material "implied that Pickingill and Hargrave Jennings were responsible for forging the cipher manuscripts that formed the basis for the Golden Dawn." Nowhere in the Lugh corpus was the forged Rogan MSS identified with the cipher manuscripts of the Golden Dawn.
		Hargrave Jennings was not a founding member of the Societas Rosicruciana in Anglia However, he was soon asked to join this assembly of Master Masons who were interested in magic, the Cabbala, and the Classical Mysteries.
		Hargrave Jennings and George Pickingill could not have colluded to amend papers from the estate of the deceased Rogan in 1865.
	www.flyservers.com /members5/pickingill.com/2.html (6448 words)

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		Hargrave Jennings collaborated with George Pickingill on a very ambitious project -- a Craft Ritual which would incorporate the best elements of traditional Witchcraft, accepted Masonic symbolism, and Rosicrucian magic.
		Crafters may not be aware that Hargrave Jennings was one of England's foremost experts on the Rosicrucian Rites and Mysteries.
		Hargrave Jennings purchased these documents, and obtained a bill of sale from his friend which state that Ragon had formerly owned the manuscripts.
	www.geraldgardner.com /archive/ern/Earth_Religion_News.txt (4770 words)

	Reverend Hargrave Jennings
		Hargrave Jennings (1817-1890) was an English cleric and author whose studies of comparative religion played an important role in the development of Western interest in sex magic during the Victorian era.
		Unlike many modern authors, for whom he word "phallic" implies the male penis, Jennings used the word "phallic" in its non-gendered sense, meaning "relating to the sexual organs".
		For this reason, in addition to citing examples of religions which featured worship of the male genitalia, he studied those in which the worship of the female genitalia and the worship of human sexual union were practiced.
	www.luckymojo.com /tkhargravejennings.html (1035 words)

	Jennings - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jennings (131 words)

	"Buddhism, Christianity And Phallicism" by H.P. Blavatsky @BlavatskyNet
		Very soon lay writers followed the torrent, and Hargrave Jennings' charming volume, The Rosicrucians, was superseded by his Phallicism.
		As an elaborate account of this work--that hunts up sexual worship, from the grossest forms of idolatry up to its most refined and hidden symbolism in Christianity--would better suit a newspaper review than a journal like the present, it becomes necessary to state at once the reason it is noticed at all.
		Hargrave Jennings' last production was written, in every probability, to arrest its progress--erroneously confounded as it is by many with Occultism, pure and simple, and even with Buddhism itself.
	www.blavatsky.net /blavatsky/arts/BuddhismChristianityAndPhallicism.htm (1881 words)

	Meetings were held in North London, at a place called Queens Wood
		Hargrave Jenning, mentioned earlier, wrote a book called "The Rosicrucians, their Rites and Mysteries", which Francis King describes as a book, "concerned almost exclusively with phallicism and phallic images - Jennings saw the penis everywhere."
		As I mentioned earlier, Hargrave Jennings, a member of the SRIA, also belonged to a group, described as a coven, which met in the Cambridge area in the 1870s, and performed rituals based upon the classical traditions - specifically, from The Golden Ass.
		Many of the rituals we are familiar with today were of course later additions by Doreen Valiente, and these have been well documented by both her and the Farrars, in a number of books.
	wikca.tripod.com /hiswicca2.html (2537 words)

	The Arcane Archive - Aleister Crowley: A Legacy of Racism and Nationalism
		Jennings was a 19th century British cleric, scholar, and author who wrote extensively about sex-magick and solar-phallic sex-worship in a large number of books (e.g.
		Jennings began writing while slavery was still legal in the United States, and he knew Randolph before the American Emancipation declaration had been signed by Randolph's friend Abraham Lincoln.
		I would argue that Jennings was not all that unusual or advanced, but that socially he was, in fact, representative of the average or norm for an educated, intellectual, philosophical British sex-magician of the mid-to-late 19th century.
	www.arcane-archive.org /faqs/crowleyracistfaq.php (5799 words)

	The Rosy Cross
		The Rosicrucians "claimed not to be bound by the limits of the present world, but to be able to pass into the next world (inaccessible only in appearance) and to be able to work in it, and to come back safe (and self-same) out of it, bringing their trophies with them..."
		Hargrave Jennings, a founder of the Societas Rosicruciana in Anglia, "hinted as strongly as he could that these rites and mysteries were of a fundamentally sexual nature, though to make his point in Victorian England he was obliged to resort to some involved and often poetically purple prose.
		Dancing around the theme of Tantric sex as the basis of the Rosicrucian philosophy, Jennings was almost specific when he pointed out that...the Masonic seal of Solomon symbolizes the intertwined triangles of male and female, which in conjunction represent life..."
	www.mystae.com /restricted/streams/scripts/rosycross.html (3239 words)

	The Influence of Egypt - Samuel Scarborough
		Hargrave Jennings was a prominate Rosicrucian in Europe who wrote The Rosicrucians, Their Rites and Mysteries, in 1870, one of he most influential books on the Rosicrucians to have been written at that time.
		It is known that Jennings was initiated into a Rosicrucian Order around 1860, possibly by Kenneth R. McKenzie, a famous Mason and occultist of the time.
		It appears that Hargrave Jennings initiated Randolph into the Rosicrucians while Randolph was in Europe.
	www.jwmt.org /v1n1/influence.html (5116 words)

	Secret Teachings of All Ages: Fifteen Rosicrucian and Qabbalistic Diagrams
		IN his well-known work, The Rosicrucians, Their Rites and Mysteries, Hargrave Jennings reproduces five Qabbalistic charts which he declares to be genuine Rosicrucian drawings.
		A recent writer who reproduced one of these charts correlated it to the emblematic tomb of Father C.R.C., thus exposing the true nature of Christian Rosencreutz.
		The five plates reproduced in Hargrave Jennings' book are part of a series of fifteen diagrams which appear in The Magical, Qabbalistical, and Theosophical Writings of Georgius von Welling, on the Subject of Salt, Sulphur, and Mercury.
	www.bibliotecapleyades.net /secret_teachings/sta35.htm (4260 words)

	lion.cc \| Bücher: Die Rosenkreuzer von Hargrave Jennings
		Die Rosenkreuzer haben die Geschichte der Esoterik maßgeblich beeinflusst.
		Erstmals erschienen 1912, liegt das richtungweisende Werk von Dr. Jennings hiermit in komplettem Neusatz wieder vor.
		Ein gesuchter Klassiker der Geheimwissenschaft, unerreicht in seiner Materialfülle und tiefen Einsicht in die Mysterien der Rosenkreuzer.
	www.lion.cc /shop/home/artikeldetails/die_rosenkreuzer/hargrave_jennings/ISBN3-7787-7273-2/ID5789054.html (182 words)

	A World of Magick & Mystery - Lulu.com
		The original manuscript authored by Hargrave Jennings, who was a nineteenth century English writer and occultist, is now available to those seeking the Inner Path.
		In other ways, he was far in advance of his time in his concepts of the roles of gender and sexuality in the quest for spiritual perfection.
		In this book, Jennings constructs elaborate and constantly shifting sets of correspondences.
	www.lulu.com /magicka (686 words)

	Generation No. 3
		He married LENA MAE JENNINGS December 15, 1949 in Carrizozo New Mexico.
		She was born May 28, 1919 in Strawn, Palo Pinto Co. TX.
		She married (1) TOM HARGRAVE in Hopkins Co. TX.
	members.tripod.com /val199/Jobehargrave/id22.htm (761 words)

	The Real History of the Rosicrucians Index
		Waite concludes with a look at a 19th century 'Rosicrucian' organization: Hargrave Jennings was, notably, a member of this group.
		The Rosicrucians are described as celibate, which contradicts Jennings' focus on the role of phallicism in the Rosicrucian mysteries.
		These two incidents were cited subsequently by other authors as fact, using Jennings as the source.
	www.sacred-texts.com /sro/rhr/index.htm (411 words)

	THE DISCIPLES (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		THE DISCIPLES "To Lionel Engers-Kennedy: to the memory of Hargrave Jennings: and" "to A. and H. BENEATH the vine tree and the fig Where mortal cares may not intrude, On melon and on sucking pig Although their brains are bright and big Banquet the Great White Brotherhood.
		Among the fountains and the trees That fringed his garden's glowing border, At sunset walked, and, in the breeze With his disciples, took his ease An Adept of the Holy Order.
		The second earned the name of prig, The first the epithet of prude; The third, as merry as a grig, On melon and on sucking pig Feasts with the Great White Brotherhood.
	www.the-equinox.org /vol1/no10/eqi10009.html (171 words)

	Health Research Books : Publishing Rare and Unusual Books since 1952 : Alternative Medicine, Natural Cures, Esoterica
		Enriched with interesting traditions, and a full description of the celebrated serpent mounds & temples, the whole forming an exposition of one of the phases of phallic, or sex worship (privately printed).
		There is no author listed in the book; however the flyleaf carries a listing of Hargrave Jennings works.
		Since the introduction mentions his book Phallism, we assume that this is by the same author.
	www.healthresearchbooks.com /pages/book_detail.php?pid=1219 (114 words)

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