Hello and welcome back to Out of This World and Based Lit Analyzer is back with me.

We're going to be doing Pan Part 2 and we have a fantastic show for you tonight.

Last week we were talking all about Peter Pan and The God Pan and Dionysus and Bacus and

mystery schools and how those went into theater and the Greek mystery plays and how that

all became popular culture today, movies, plays, songs,

all of that stuff was initiatory practices of the ancient world into cults and learning

how to invoke gods into yourself and do things in your God form. So that's what we're going to learn

about tonight. And last time we defined Pan, and we were talking about how Pan means all, universal.

It is the Om. So when you say Om Manipipagme, oh, that's a pan. And any region was drawn and without

the range of waking consciousness. And then we talked a little about Nodens, which we're going to

talk about right now with the Great God Pan book by Arthur Mocken. And another word I wanted to bring up out of the glossary of this

book about the hidden God Pan is called the Knight of Pan or N-O-X. So in the Lima, this is like

the, when you lose your ego, right?

It's called the Night of Pan and it's part of being reborn by the goddess of Babylon.

There you go.

The life of Alistair Crowley.

Does he talk about that in there?

Yes, he does.

Yes.

Yeah, the OTO rituals.

And, and you know, I'm sorry to cut you off here. Yeah, it was interesting this, you know, because I know we're going to get into the Mackins, the great God pan here.

And this was a crazy book.

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