guidance and direction of Osiris and his followers. These people were the purewhite race and were always known as the Israelites, of whom the Hebrew race is adivision. Thoth ruled wisely and attempted to maintain the Osirian teachings but,after his day, the dark and material concept crept in, as the Egyptian or dark hordesfrom the south, who had swept him into power, gained sway. The succeedingdynasties fell away from Osirian teachings, gradually took up the dark concept of the dark race, and finally practiced black magic entirely. Their kingdom soon fell,as all such kingdoms must fall."After Jesus had listened attentively to this priest and his teachings, he recognizedtheir deep, inner meaning. He also saw, through the insight which he had receivedfrom Buddhistic teachings, that there was a great similarity underlying the two. Hethen determined to go to India, over the old caravan route maintained at that time."There he studied the Buddhistic teachings which had been preserved with areasonable degree of purity. He saw that, in spite of the ritualistic forms anddogmas that had been imposed by man, religion had but one source and that wasthe God within, Whom he designated as his Father and the Father of all. Then hethrew all forms to the winds, as it were, and went directly to God, went straight tothe heart of this loving attainment. He soon found that this did not take long yearsof weary plodding through dogmas, rituals, creeds, formulas, and initiations whichthe priesthood were foisting upon the people in order to hold them in ignoranceand, therefore, in subjection. He realized that that for which he was seeking wasright within himself. He knew that in order to be the Christ he must declare that hewas the Christ. Then with pure motive of life, thought, word, and deed he must livethe life he sought, in order to incorporate it within his physical body. Then, after  perceiving this, he had the courage to go out and declare it to all the world."It did not matter from whom or where he got his realization. It was the work thatcounted, not what someone else had done but what he did, that counted. Thecommon people, whose cause he sponsored, heard him gladly. He did not borrowhis precepts from India, Persia, or Egypt. Their teachings were but the outer that brought him to see his own Godhead and the Christ, the representation of it, thatwas in every one; not in a few but in all."Osiris was born in Atlantis more than thirty-five thousand years ago. Thechroniclers of his life, long after his time, called him a god because of hiswonderful works. He was direct descendant of those of higher thought who hadkept their concepts clear in the Motherland of Man.
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