that within the very flesh of man burns the fierce fire of the sun, and that within man’s body glow infinitely small counterparts of the stars.”1 Without exaggeration the concept may be taken to mean. If one could look into protoplasm with an eye capable of infinite magnification, one might expect to see the radiogens spaced like stars as suns in infinite miniature. “Who would think that there are ‘hot points’ in man and animals on the order of the temperature of the surface of the sun?. Protoplasm emitted radiations of various wave lengths, “some as powerful as those emitted by the sun.” “The sun ‘shines’ in the protoplasm of animals and plants, and therefore animals and plants can confer on atoms chemical affinities such as are conferred by the sun.” Crile, noted scientist of the Cleveland laboratories, that he had discovered in the heart of every cell of protoplasm tiny centers or foci of energy which he called “hot points” or “radiogens,” with estimated temperatures of from 3,000 to 6,000 degrees of heat. Near the end of November, 1932, the public press reported the announcement of Dr.
Ajax crying for the light is still the appropriate heraldic figure on the modern shield, and until the myth of the sun-gods is restored to its place in knowledge, there will be no response to the cry but the echo.
And that dismal period will not end until the bright glow of the solar wisdom is released once more to enlighten benighted modernity. Christianity passed forthwith out of the light into the dreadful shadows of the Dark Ages. Light, fire, the sun, spiritual glory – all went out in eclipse under the clouds of mental fog that arose when the direct radiance of the solar myth had been blanketed. Christianity forsook its high station on the mount illuminated by solar radiance when it submerged the Christly sun-glory under the limitations of a fleshly personage and dismissed solar religion as “pagan.” In converting the typical man into a man of history, it forswore its early privilege of basking in the rays of the great solar doctrine. And world religion will not fulfill its original function of dispelling from the soul of mankind the dark earth-born vapors that envelop it until the mind once again is irradiated with the light of that transcendent knowledge. The sun-myth was the heart’s core of all religion and philosophy everywhere before the Dark Ages obscured the vision of truth. This was no curious faith of a diminutive Parsee sect it was the universal form and dress of religion. As the human eye recoils before the overpowering splendor of the solar disk in the sky, so the human mind strives in vain to realize the marvel of sublime grandeur in the ancient religious myth of the sun-gods.
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