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== H. P. Blavatsky == | == [[Blavatsky, Helena Petrovna|H. P. Blavatsky]] == | ||
'''{{Style S-Small capitals|Uasar}}'''. The same as Osiris, the latter name being Greek. Uasar is described as the “Egg‐born ”, like Brahmâ. “He is the egg‐sprung Eros of Aristophanes, whose creative energy brings all things into existence ; the demiurge who made and animates the world, a being who is a sort of personification of Amen, the invisible god, as Dionysos is a link between mankind and the Zeus Hypsistos” (The ''Great'' ''Dionysiak Myth'', Brown). Isis is called ''Uasi'', as she is the ''Sakti'' of Osiris, his female aspect, both symbolizing the creating, energising, vital forces of nature in its aspect of male and female deity. | '''{{Style S-Small capitals|Uasar}}'''. The same as Osiris, the latter name being Greek. Uasar is described as the “Egg‐born ”, like Brahmâ. “He is the egg‐sprung Eros of Aristophanes, whose creative energy brings all things into existence ; the demiurge who made and animates the world, a being who is a sort of personification of Amen, the invisible god, as Dionysos is a link between mankind and the Zeus Hypsistos” (The ''Great'' ''Dionysiak Myth'', Brown). Isis is called ''Uasi'', as she is the ''Sakti'' of Osiris, his female aspect, both symbolizing the creating, energising, vital forces of nature in its aspect of male and female deity. | ||
{{Quote source HPB TG|Uasar}} | {{Quote source HPB TG|Uasar}} | ||