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We, ahwe live at a crossroads - thereamp;#39;s no doubt - we all feel it. We all know it. I donamp;#39;t think itamp;#39;s the first time that mankind has stood at such a crossroads, but here we are now facing it and hopefully dealing with it Iamp;#39;m going to close with a reading from The Hermetica - from the Hermetic texts. Hermes was the Greek version of the ancient Egyptian god Thoth - the Romans knew him as Mercury. And in a dialogueThe Hermetica - many of them are dialogues between Thoth-Hermes and various pupils of his - and in one called the Asclepius ah a lament is presented - and itamp;#39;s like a prophecy. Itamp;#39;s a bit like the Mayan prophecy Egypt seems to stand as a metaphor for the whole world in this - and to my mind - for the world in our time. This lament, this prophecy, is speaking directly to us. So, itamp;#39;s Hermes speaking, and heamp;#39;s saying to Asclepius this: amp;quot;Do you know Asclepius that Egypt is an image of
