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The Synthesis of Science, Religion, and Philosophy'

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THE SECR T DOCTRINE:

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[original title page]

THE YNTHESIS OF

SCIENCE, RELIGI N, AND PHILOSOPHY.

by H. P. BLAVATSKY



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PUBLIS ER'S PREFACE

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About the Book

"The Secret Doctrine, the Synth sis of Science, Religion and Philosophy, a book originally published as tw volumes in 1888, is Helena P. Blavatsky's magnum opus. The first volu e is named Cosmogenesis, the second Anthropogenesis. It was an influential example of the revival of interest in esoteric and occult ideas in th modern age, in particular because of its claim to reconcile ancient easter wisdom with modern science.

Blavatsky claimed that its conte ts had been revealed to her by 'mahatmas' who had retained knowledge of ankind's spiritual history, knowledge that it was now possi ble, in pa rt, to r vea I.

The first part of the book expl ined the origins of the universe itself, in terms derived from the Hindu c ncept of Yugas, or long passages of time through which the world is supp sed to have evolved. Blavatsky attempted to demonstrate that the disco eries of "materialist" science had been anticipated in the writings of a cient sages, and that materialism would soon be proven wrong."

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About the Author

Helena Petrovna Blavatsky (183 - 1891)

"Helena Petrovna Blavatsky wa born on August 12, 1831, at Dnepropetrovsk (Ekaterinoslav), Ukraine, aughter of Colonel Peter Alexeyevich von Hahn and novelist Helena Andre evna. In 1849 she married N. V. Blavatsky, and shortly thereafter began ore than 20 years of extensive travel, bringing her into contact with m stic traditions the world over.

In 1873 Blavatsky arrived in Ne York from Paris where, impelled by her teachers, she began her work At first she attempted to interest the Spiritualists in the philosophy ehind phenomena but they resented her



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refusal to accept their standard explanations. In July 1875 s e was urged lito esta bl ish a ph ilosoph ico-re ligious society, II and in the Fa II of the sa me year she became the principal founder, along with H. S. Ole t and W. Q. Judge, of The Theosophical Society. She devoted the rest of er life to its humanitarian and educational objectives.

About the time the Society began, she started to write her firs major work, Isis Unveiled, and after its publication in 1878 she and H. S. Icott left for India. There they worked to re-establish Oriental philo ophical and religious ideas, largely through the pages of The Theosophis , a magazine wh ich Blavatsky fou nded and ed ited.

In 1884, while Blavatsky was traveling in Europe, disgruntled S employees in India went to the missionaries with forged documents, bri ging charges of fraud against her. The Society for Psychical Research (S R) then sent Richard Hodgson to investigate the charges, and subsequently published an unfavorable report. (In 1986 the SPR published an analysis of the Hodgson Report by Dr. Vernon Harrison, an SPR member expert in forgery and handwriting analysis, who concluded that the Hodgson Repo was biased, unscientific, and completely unconvincing.)

Under the strain, Blavatsky's health had broken down, and in 885 she left India for Europe, where she continued to write The Secret octrine, her masterwork. In 1887 she settled in London, and began a n w magazine Lucifer ("Light-bringer"). In 1888 The Secret Doctrine was pub ished and, in the same year, aided by W. Q. Judge, she formed the Esote ic Section of The Theosophical Society. Shortly afterwards she wrote The Key to Theosophy and The Voice of the Silence. In 1890 she beca e head of a newly-established European Section. She died in London on May 8, 1891 after ma ny yea rs of ch ron ic illness. II

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PUBLISHER'S PREFACE VII

PREFACE 1

INTRODUCTION 4

PROEM 27

COSMIC EVOLUTION 43

SEVEN STANZAS TRANS TED WITH COMMENTARIES FROM THE SECRET

BOOK OF DZYAN 44

STANZA I. 52

STANZA II. 64

STANZA III. 71

STANZA IV 87

STANZA V 101

STANZA VI. 119

STANZA VII. 173

SUMMING UP 209

THE EVOLUTION OF SYMBOLISM IN ITS APPROXIMATE ORDER 232

SYM BOLISM AND IDEOG PHS 233

ON TH E HIDDEN DEITY, I S SYM BOLS AND GLYPHS 240

THE MUNDANE EGG 249

THE DAYS AND NIGHTS F BRAHMA 257

THE LOTUS, AS A UNIVE SAL SYMBOL 266

TH E MOON, DEUS LU NU ,PHOE BE 272

TREE, SERPENT, AND CR CODILE WORSHIP 288

DEMON EST DEUS INVE SUS 296

THE THEOGONY OF THE REATIVE GODS 307

THE SEVEN CREATIONS 324

THE FOUR ELEMENTS 335

ON KWAN-SHI-YIN AND WAN-YIN 344

SCIENCE AND THE SECRET DO TRINE CONTRASTED 347

REASONS FOR THESE AD ENDA 348

MODERN PHYSICISTS AR PLAYING AT BLIND MAN'S BUFF 353

"AN LUMEN SIT CORPUS NEC NON?" 355

IS GRAVITATION A LAW 360

THE THEORIES OF ROTA ION IN SCIENCE. 369

THE MASKS OF SCIENCE 376

AN ATIACK ON THE SCIE TIFIC THEORY OF FORCE 391

CONTENTS



LIFE, FORCE, OR GRAVITY 396

A SHORT ANALYSIS OF TH E COM POU ND AND SIN LE ELEM ENTS OF SCIENCE AS AGAINST THE OCCULT TEACHINGS. HOW FAR CIENTIFIC IS THIS THEORY,

AS GENERALLY ACCEPTED 406

THE COMING FORCE 419

ON THE ELEMENTS AND ATOMS 431

ANCIENT THOUGHT IN MODERN DRESS 441

SCIENTIFIC AND ESOTERIC EVIDENCE FOR, AN DO ECTIONS TO, TH E

MODERN NEBULAR THEORY 449

FORCES -- MODES OF MOTION OR INTELLIGENCE? 461

GODS, MONADS, AND ATOMS 469

CYCLIC EVOLUTION AND KARMA 490

"THE ZODIAC AND ITS ANTIQUITY" 502

SUMMARY OF THE MUTUAL POSITION 521

ENDNOTES 529



The Secret Doctrine, Vol. 1 of Z

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THE Author -- the writer, rath r -- feels it necessary to apologise for the long delay which has occurred n the appearance of this work. It has been occasioned by ill-health an the magnitude of the undertaking. Even the two volumes now issued do not omplete the scheme, and these do not treat exhaustively of the subjects dealt ith in them. A large quantity of material has already been prepared, dealing wi h the history of occultism as contained in the lives of the great Adepts of the an Race, and showing the bearing of occult philosophy upon the conduct of Ii e, as it is and as it ought to be. Should the present volumes meet with a fav urable reception, no effort will be spared to carry out the scheme ofthe work i its entirety. The third volume is entirely ready; the fourth almost so.

This scheme, it must be added, wa not in contemplation when the preparation of the work was first announced. As riginally announced, it was intended that the "Secret Doctrine" shoul d be a n am nd e d and enl a rged versi on of "I si s Unvei I ed." It was, however, soon found that th explanations which could be added to those already put before the world in he last-named and other works dealing with esoteric science, were such as to equire a different method of treatment: and consequently the present volumes do not contain, in all, twenty pages extracted from "Isis Unveiled."

The author does not feel it neces ary to ask the indulgence of her readers and critics for the many defects of liter ry style, and the imperfect English which may be found in these pages. She is a fo eigner, and her knowledge ofthe language was acquired late in life. The English t ngue is employed because it offers the most widely-diffused medium for conve ng the truths which it had become her duty to place before the world.

These truths are in no sense put fo ward as a revelation; nor does the author claim the position of a revealer of mystic lore, now made public for the first time in the world's history. For what is cont ined in this work is to be found scattered throughout thousands of volumes embodying the scriptures of the great Asiatic and early European religions, hidden under glyph and symbol, and hitherto left unnoticed because of this veil. W at is now attempted is to gather the oldest tenets together and to make of th m one harmonious and unbroken whole. The sole advantage which the writer h s over her predecessors, is that she need not resort to personal speculations and theories. For this work is a partial statement of what she herself has been taught more advanced students, supplemented, in a



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few details only, by the results of her own study and obse ation. The publication of many of the facts herein stated has been rendered ne essary by the wild and fanciful speculations in which many Theosophists and stud nts of mysticism have indulged, during the last few years, in their endeavour to, s they imagined, work out a complete system of thought from the few facts previ usly communicated to them.

It is needless to explain that this book is not the Secret Do rine in its entirety, but a select num ber of fragments of its fundamental tenets, pecial attention being paid to some facts which have been seized upon by variou writers, and distorted out of a II re sem bla nce to the truth.

But it is perhaps desira ble to state unequivocally that t e teachings, however fragmentary and incomplete, contained in these volumes belong neither to the Hindu, the Zoroastrian, the Chaldean, nor the Egypti n religion,.neither to Buddhism, Islam, Judaism nor Christianity exclusively. The Secret Doctrine is the essence of all these. Sprung from it in their origins, the va ious religious schemes are now made to merge back into their original eleme t, out of which every mystery and dogma has grown, developed, and become rna erialised.

It is more than pro ba bl e that the book will be rega rd e d b a I a rge secti on of the public as a romance of the wildest kind; for who has ever ven heard of the book of Dzyan?

The writer, therefore, is fully prepared to take all the re ponsi bility for what is contained in this work, and even to face the charge of hav ng invented the whole of it. That it has many shortcomings she is fully aware; all hat she claims for it is that, romantic as it may seem to many, its logical coh rence and consistency entitle this new Genesis to rank, at any rate, on a Ie el with the "working hypotheses" so freely accepted by modern science. Furth r, it claims consideration, not by reason of any appeal to dogmatic authority, but because it closely adheres to Nature, and follows the laws of uniformity and a alogy.

The a im of thi s work may be thus stated: to s how that N a ure is not" a fortuitous concurrence of atoms," and to assign to man his rightful pia e in the scheme of the Universe; to rescue from degradation the archaic truths w ich are the basis of all religions; and to uncover, to some extent, the fundamenta unity from which they all spring; finally, to show that the occult side of Natu e has never been approached by the Science of modern civilization.

If this is in any degree accomplished, the writer is content. It is written in the service of humanity, and by humanity and the future enerations it must be judged. Its author recognises no inferior court of appeal. A use she is accustomed to; calumny she is daily acquainted with; at slander she smil s in silent contempt.




De minimis non curat lex.

H.P.B.

London, October, 1888.

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INTRODUCTION

"Gently to hear, kind y to judge." SHAKESPEARE.

SINCE the appe ranee of Theosophical literature in England, it has become customary to all its teachings "Esoteric Buddhism." And, having become a ha bit -- a san 01 prover b ba se d on d a i Iy expe ri ence ha s it -- "Error runs down an inclined plane, wile Truth has to laboriously climb its way up hill."

Old truisms are ofte the wisest. The human mind can hardly remain entirely free from bias, and decisi e opinions are often formed before a thorough examination of a subject from all its aspects has been made. This is said with reference to the prevailing double istake (a) of limiting Theosophy to Buddhism: and (b) of confounding the te ets of the religious philosophy preached by Gautama, the Buddha, with the d ctrines broadly outlined in "Esoteric Buddhism." Any thing more erroneous tha this could be hardly imagined. It has enabled our enemies to find an effective we pon against theosophy; because, as an eminent Pali scholar very pointedly expre sed it, there was in the volume named "neither esotericism nor Buddhism." The soteric truths, presented in Mr. Sinnett's work, had ceased to be esoteric from th moment they were made public; nor did it contain the religion of Buddha, ut simply a few tenets from a hitherto hidden teaching which are now supplemen ed by many more, enlarged and explained in the present volumes. But even t e latter, though giving out many fundamental tenets from the SECRET DOCTRIN E 0 the East, raise but a small corner of the dark veil. For no one, not even the greate t living adept, would be permitted to, or could -- even if he would -- give out pr miscuously, to a mocking, unbelieving world, that which has bee n so effe ctua Ily c ncea I ed from it for long a eons a nd ages.

"Esoteric Buddhism" was an excellent work with a very unfortunate title, though it meant no more than does the title ofthis work, the "SECRET DOCTRINE." It proved unfortunate, becaus people are always in the ha bit of judging things by their appearance, rather t an their meaning; and because the error has now become so universal, that even most of the Fellows of the Theosophical Society have fallen victims to the same isconception. From the first, however, protests were raised by Brahmins and ot ers against the title; and, in justice to myself, I must add that "Esoteric Buddhism" was presented to me as a completed volume, and that I was entirely unaware of he manner in which the author intended to spell the word "Budh-ism ."




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This has to be laid directly at the door of those who, having been he first to bring the subject under public notice, neglected to point out the di rence between "Buddhism" -- the religious system of ethics preached by the Lo d Gautama, and named after his title of Buddha, "the Enlightened" -- and Budh , "Wisdom," or knowledge (Vidya), the faculty of cognizing, from the Sanskrit root "Budh," to know. We theosophists of India are ourselves the real culprits, Ithough, at the time, we did our best to correct the mistake. (See Theosophist, June, 1883.) To avoi d thi s d epl ora bl e m i snom er wa sea sy; the spe IIi ng of the wor ha d only to be altered, and by common consent both pronounced and written "B dhism," instead of "Buddhism." Nor is the latter term correctly spelt and pronounc d, as it ought to be ca lie d, in Engl ish, Bud d ha ism, a nd its vota ri es "Bud d ha ists."

This explanation is absolutely necessary at the beginning of a w rk like this one. The "Wisdom Religion" is the inheritance of all the nations, the w rid over, though the statement was made in "Esoteric Buddhism" (Preface to the original Edition) that "two years ago (i.e. 1883), neither I nor any other European living, knew the alpha bet ofthe Science, here for the first time put into a scientific shape," etc. This error must have crept in through inadvertence. For the present wr ter knew all that which is "divulged" in "Esoteric Buddhism" -- and much more -- m ny years before it became her duty (in 1880) to impart a small portion of the S cret Doctrine to two European gentlemen, one of whom was the author of "Eso eric Buddhism"; and surely the present writer has the undoubted, though to her, ather equivocal, privilege of being a European, by birth and education. Moreove , a considerable part of the philosophy expounded by Mr. Sinnett was taught i America, even before Isis Unveiled was published, to two Europeans and to my c lIeague, Colonel H. S. Olcott. Of the three teachers the latter gentleman has had, the first was a Hungarian Initiate, the second an Egyptian, the third a Hind . As permitted, Colonel Olcott ha s given out som e of thi s te a ching in va ri ous ways if the othe r two have not, it has been simply because they were not allowed: their time for public work having not yet come. But for others it has, and the ap earance of Mr. Sinnett's several interesting books is a visible proof of the ct. It is above everything important to keep in mind that no theosophical book acquires the least additional value from pretended authority.

In etymology Adi, and Adhi Budha, the one (or the First) and "Sup eme Wisdom" is a term used by Aryasanga in his Secret treatises, and now b all the mystic Northern Buddhists. It is a Sanskrit term, and an appellation give by the earliest Aryans to the Unknown deity; the word "Brahrna" not being fo nd in the Vedas and the early works. It means the absolute Wisdom, and "Adi-bh ta" is translated "the primeval uncreated cause of all" by Fitzedward Hall. AEons 0 untold duration must have elapsed, before the epithet of Buddha was so humani ed, so to speak, as to allow of the term being applied to mortals and finally app opriated to one whose unparalleled virtues and knowledge caused him to receiv the title of the "Buddha of Wisdom unmoved." Bodha means the innate poss ssion of divine


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ring iI nd des pE'l"illII!' r rge'I" .

aldsan mil!! of I!!fmder IpIUte'§., iIIl"Id wlttl

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n doub ful frilgllll!!nt.!i. IIlI!! entirs I!!'f'I!'s (]r thi!' pmfill1l!! as rrtilllf'lE'd il" U'IE' 8ero~IOIf'I OIt lisl'rt 01" U'IE' true 0t'I8If'l

·cd ... in lIli:s. h thi!' Rig-Ve E' 8tOll'lmilll'"lOl OIf'1d tbe mas ~dill"', Wl'v!.ti~

~ gol it in il:s. c(]mpll!!liI!'VCIh.m S of thi!' t::ilnjl.I" and the Id, "wel.8l1i~ rrom rour 10

• Ihfo ~iIIC"tE'd fill 1'"10 I" of ft IIlI!! ~ilddturmil alanka-

-~I!! (]r treati s and comm rrtilllf'lE'd if'! J'lE' eible ,"" ing DIlIV in 3.567.180 let

re.ality IIlI!! ilre 333. t::

E' trilll'"lSlililO J 1f'6Ie.;d or s

wllJ'l Ir O'WI" rom

udiencl!!s_ "tost" as usual ikewis.1!! lost lor Buddhi:s.t.!i

wriltl!!n upon 8uddh.a [)(" mir.aculou:s.. tI.ad it bl!!lI!'n r evef'Il'§. woUld ~ub~C1'I be si:ll: lIlou and tre'illisl!!s might hil~1!! emigrilli s from, lndia, But as it is f'I -r rE'lisi s f'Q)dt5, rOt tbe purpos.E' mit f'ld IJ'lE' imiliiOlYill~, iII~ E'illrt", iII~ Ihfo ina i IIlI!! 'tl!!iI 61 A_D.l lwhen t::.a:s.h'tillJoil.


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IiOf'! or U'IE' (ffiI)E'rOt Mlna-I IIlI!! tl!!ne1..!i (]r 8uddhis.m. it d Cf'I 01 I os s 01 '§. U'IOI.JSI'I i I wetf! ent tbe pOMibillt", tNt tbe I

ml sacred rsoords (]LJt of to tbe prorilll"ilUOI"I OIf'ld mi~

U'I E'l[prE'~~E'd I'e8"E't~ iIIl"Id f'I,--"E' 0t5 f 101 I~ ts ('5E'e MOIl! MUllet "§. l.efl res r

sLlffiol!! V r1!' (ill lIlill 'tile students (]r mil!'

data u n hich to build such fin.al condu ions a reliBiOf'! • ill tbl tNt '§tJCf'I Iilld< or dililOl d E'~ "I

dosmilil I . ore would ~iII8lf'1e tbat, iIIl"lks

(gypliil DgIJI1't and mV'!il.e'ril!!s ~

iIIl"Iflef'll ~i E'~. tbe ritE''§. iIIl"Id dosmill~ ISIdet'§.t d iIIl leill~lj beUer, iIIl iIIl"IY rate, lndia, (]r whD:5.ll!' religion an

I!! - ning of 'tile present C1!!nlU

lSI ""'. tbere ~IOIf'ld to tMi~ l'lour, E'l!1'tu oq u'" wi trer OWf'l 11i~lorv. "Iill i pIlilolog st irnself conrl!!:5.:5II!'s IIlI!! truth

standi III Pvnmids. and 'tile ruin:§.

rovered wi I'IletOS~pI'Ilc- If'6CflpUol"I'§., 01"1

good s_. __ .. _ On mll:s. (]r pili=JtruS.

fr.agml!!nt.!i of wh.at mil't bl!! mum 1'\iI'§. beef'! dE'c-ipl'lE'rE'd I iIIlf'I~prlf'1.8 of tbe tE'11.8101"1 or IJI"!ihil1 .ar!!! lar from bl!!ing mV'!il.e'ri s iil!l"ClJ!llypilic docLrnenl..:s. rem in, befomE' im llisl ble 1'\iI'I{E' dl'§.Olppe.;ltE'd.

w'ef'I tnete to OIfql.Jili :s.tr.angl!! to he.a.-bilE'. ~'" do 1"10 s em to OIllow' be 10000t 01"11", ro

IIlI!! unpilr.allel d boldness to

of fDl"l!!ignl!!r:5.. rl!!fusing to

E''§. evel"l se "VOl'§. perior" to

religion:§. h.aV'l!! in til I!! V gl!!niI!'I"iIll't d iI prevef'll U'IE'm 1"1

d V'l!!1"'t fl!!w LJt IIlI!! DId IN'§.I from res of tbe

I!! dilssics. and i Of'! I fEB YJ) I 0tJ.8 100 iIItKtru~e p gil!' E u r DpiI!' h.a d 'tile Nill!! and on d ~illrI", OIf'ld dOl i~ 1"101 so, rbe I lIlill ·Thcugh _

s aod Iilbyri

E' '§.lr.II"'IlE' plflU to defy IIlI!! sacred books - ent tE'rord'§. or I d tbe orisll"ill I closed to LIS.." LlI

I c(]nnl!!cti(]n bet m Of'! AI"¥iI "I tE'

I iBi Of'! bet Oft' berDl"l!! 'tile

r~r dDi1!':5. not hl!!:s.il.atl!! to I!!clilr1!' UnE'm or tOO~E' pril"lflp.;1 tE'1is I"I'§. or

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E' "or 01 ~ubjetl I ata m hand, !.It I1i s 0 Wf'I to

l'§.tOt'ifilil bill~I'§."; iIIl"d "tile most I!!mil1l!!nl.. iIIC'I'§.. t-'O doubt, tbe s ~iIIlj~rillC1lo!", tNt

, 1'IO'WE''VE'r, ~WOr'§.l1iI:Jpe Vl!!da and t Ot'i fill I boil '§i s

bl!! n "fragrnen III or m.ankind "H ~,For tMi~ I to wortd rro

OIl IIlI!! subjsrt or l pIlilologi:s.t.!i and selt, iIIrE' ill!" evldE'1'"it "I f'll em..; I if' ~ d ef'I C"e'"

follow_ Nor h.a:s. !he to ~~w', tNt tf'IO'§.E' iIIl tnet-e m,m I'IiIIvE' I!!slors or "tile wIloll!!

inilca!'ssi bill!' to IIlI!! test '5riIIl"'§.IrjrlU~ t of slJllhic.a1 ~DCil!!ty of IIlI!! :s..ame sn told th.at Pmr~r M.alC ~" tNt I E' U'IE'ory , •• , "tNt d 10 tbe tnet'§. of tbe numOlf'l

OOLIlCiI!'d "tile nama, WIOI C-OI'VE' till seeret r.,d DUllilill wh.at


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, TI"f' fo rrn E' r, Of'! - I~ 11. :2 ".n wl!!rl!! sil tiil"dl.1§. even f'!O'W I O~I O'Iri~ljilll'"l§., DE'C-';

MiII~ wete 1'"10 oU'IE'r U'I U'IE' CIYI'§.U';f'! t.rinlh'.

IIlI!! Ori ntal seholil~ doo CilLJtim.lS,_: but penfl

s hv. iI nd C iI LJS.e'd. - i 13. r1!' iI cti OIl. IIlI!! pE"Il d mUfl'"l tI1E' oU'IE'r iii,,", rOt "U'IiIIl flr'§.1 su COIoI'"IeI lNIlford.

Oriental sl3. I.CI declare 1111!'

SI'VE' to mi'§.'§.IOf'!illriE''§. r I

T"I'"I.;t U'I

ttarnpts or lata by IIlI!! 8I-.ahm Ptofe~~ If'! 1'"Ii~ U'fl"'e'§. 1f'!lerpol UOI'"I§., for U'IE' DE'f'! all intI!! I!!rl!! willl "tile ron I

mtJ~1 voldillbIY come. F

Old res mef'll borrowed

I!!V'I!!ry archaic Sanslc ·t mil

~ljf1(;i1UOl" ror iIIV\ilili ftm~

rUlI if'JIlef'l1 or U'IE'iI' mal

yelllll!!s IIlrl!!l!! en,ar-.adl!!l"!i I'"I.;'§. "I.;i dO'WI" 1'"Ii~ rode of

- n and ·cOIlnecliOll' bet otter of ME't("lJry ( dl'lill. (GiIIlJtillmill] • .;I~O

In III I!! ir ~lepfOt

wiU'I Ir WE'6i111 eorelusl

IIlI!! milllV skeins or I.Il

1riE', to def'l,,", ill ptiorl. ",,"U'Ii

, T11tJ~. v..t'IllE' I'"Ie'W di~

seil!'ncl!!s h.aving I!! - led rilr bilelc in IIlI!! - is refused to s wiU'I boil Dillri~m il'"l§.tE'illd of

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kll.Ild Ijooming III ddE'I'"I U'IE' f'IO'W "Nf - en illre E'f'Ilitel", If'lill

.. m ill POOl. 1"01 01 bU~I'"I, d IIlI!! me LIlla i n-ra nd "tile parth'd Il.at.!i

d c::ilil!!s in II!'l;II!'ry di (] abcut a hLnllrl!!d iI!'lC u Wf'I to OU r eti'w'I ~~ed 10 flOl,", di~d d sCII!'nd.anl3. of all IIlI!!

deserts, This mil't INfl'"li~'§. or tbe .,

dIUoI'"I, ~0f'IE'. tbe "i wn as tr.rgllilni:s.tiln., to lIlill I!!rtil!'ll:l as C NiIIl'§.Iril'. roul'"ld quiu~' ci .1!!:5.., IIlI!! Dldl!!:s.t (]r wIli

iI hem ilnd giilnt: iI 01, "'l1'IE' ernolaeene 01 d U'IE' dE'~E''' wif'Jd, wi ki chen utersils and h

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iI :5.E'pilriltl!! cDffi oIdl!!n discs, and OIfrOM U'IE' tOl) or veted wlu'I SOl l!!1i'illslcy.1 To lIli:s.., rtenen tI"f'''' 1'1 l1i"j~ '§.iIf'ld'§. or si:s. of Ker-yil_

• OIf'ld U'IE''§e OIf'ld like tiouJIUo I edUfiUed 01

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I.e. I!! ~I!!Cl"I!!t Doclrinl!! w.a:s. "tile LIljljll!!r:5.illly d pre - tOtif w'O Id, proem. or il'§. dlffu~iol'"l, OIu

mpl E' fl'\ilif'l dorumef'll'§., '§.I'I 1f'1.8 lts Cf'IiII teaching of all its gn!'.at adepts,

ing I.cI "tile Occu Fr.atl!!mily_

n

.al secret comma ~~I ble 10 ptOf s: iIIl'"Id 01"1 idE'f'1

riese E'D~I, ~illrE' f ad .agl!!. fur chrhhas (IJUI.CiIS wiIIll,"

1I00Uf'1.81'IiII1'"id'§..1 S or "tile lata bl!!yond IIlI!! IJoiII r

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U'IE' ini.j,;tE''§. U'IiU tbe E' d Dlicy dictated by reo ~e wE're md. remilllf'l eoreeal

nts iIIrE' f'l0'W I IO~ t I to tbe [)(" .any desire I.CI rno tbe se f ret 'if I ce ptOfOlf'lE' BOlte. tude :s.ecrel3. of sum Id iI lighl.e'd candll!! -

ce.aling rrom rte, i:s.cDV'l!!l"I!!d by J. OIf'I", dillll!:E" fould OIri -I"e, s, e .. fh U'IE' evel

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ow 'tile mischief i:s. d(]lliI!' • and II!'ql..ll!"llces.. I:s. il iI IliI!'W l"I!!igi(]n. i~ lts pI'IllO~Opl'l", f'lE'w'j for, iII~ .;" are 1"01 f'lOW publl'§I'Jed rOt tbe and liIughl by. mlJl"l!! than DIll!!

aan lnili.atl!!

as stated lhill thi!n!' nl!!V'I!!r w.a:s. ilni.an. who had inV'l!!nl.e'd .a nl!!w ere .;1 tr.If'I~minE'I"§., 1"01 orl.8lf'1i111 If'lU~.,PretililiOf'l~, wl1ile tbe WI

as milnkind. ~l!!llI!'cting DIll!! or 't t D 'tile II!' 'til!' of 'tile n!'.a I ~ iIge' iI 11'"1 U'lE' bE'81f'll'"li~ ~eseMd .;f'I(J initi.ati(]n. during 'tile M ... SHRI lhl!!sl!! tnrtrn. to 'tile masses,

'5oiIid trtJln~, tJl'"idE'r tbe \rE'il lime WE'rrt Of'I, developed i in mythic.al disguisl!!_ ThereflJl"l!! S Confuc S. illjI

I ct.nrlDlogy. though iI ljIl!!r)' m am Le88E'l~ -- ~o nil§. I'Ilm "E'mpml C" I~';

IV h.and on; I rarsiot crsate ings_ I

lhl!!m.,·Ll(QuDtl!!d in ·~imcll!' igi(]· by M

lhl!!rerlJl"l!! betill!'l.l"e5. in lhl!! ancie ieving in bolh., she now trarsmi .;11 Inose W~ Will accept il. As t grsat miljcrilV -- :sohl!! will bear V in denying. as she i:s. rigt. in hI!! ef'Ilire~ dlfferel'"ll '§.tilll'"id-polf'll'§.. orlef'll.;ll~ t 1'IiII~ to reject .; ptiori sl!!lf. And how can iI Wes.tl!!rn s

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: IIlI!!Y ilr1!' s.aid to emil tl!! from .a soo '§tlef'lC"ej ill • fill"iIl~. ~y are off d tIYotJ.8l'"1 ill!"

DE'rOre U'I wo-Id D'" .111 tOO~E' wI'Io te tJl'WIIIE'lf hDbby of eir own to dl!!rl!!nd. The DI"I!!. IIle rejec Dn f'JIpectE'd, f'ld mtJ~1 be OIffE'ptE'd DE' Oref'lilll'"ld. ~o Of'! ~Iyli wl"l.;tE'VE'r ep.;runE'1'"It or elr.ilfl see E'. will DE' cerrn led t I!!Y will bl!! derided and one. For i IIlI!! twmlil!!th Cl!!ntlI't tbe ';E'C"ft' ooct.ril'"le I"I.;'§. I'"IeiU'IE'r fOf'!U"illr'!(, mply OUllil'"led; iIIl'"Id fill"iIl not thi!' Iii I!!I" bl!!l!!n de"l"idl!!d.l"II!'jl!!dl!!

at Dnl!! lime lernpriere an books of U'IE'

iI singll!! wlDlilr who til. DI" ••• of thi!' 8udd ist Tripil.akil. iI or tbe 1'I1V1E'~1 iIIrm~ t", wI'IO'§.e 'pte IJI!! on IIlI!! Vedilsl.

iter in "lsis l.k"JljI mes DE'rOre U'I by .a.ow thi!' thi!' whDlI!! I·

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It would be worse IMI"I U'IE' esoterk INfl1ina'§. I gl!!ooinl!!l1iI!'ss and ilLiIll!!n ~Ufl"l INfl1ing!. Will~ flm E' be '§i'IO'WI"I wOl'tillrrtE'd bY v and I!!VI!!n C1!!rt.ain Il!!ilml!! bec:ilLISA!' they h.ad studied ~omE' or w:I'Iom I"I.;d eve durina tbe !)E'tfOtfnilf'lC"e The writl!!r will hill;ll!' to iG'IO'WI"I OIuU'IOO, iIIl"Iflef'll U"lJtl'rfulf'lE'~'§., OI'§. iIIl'§.O 10 f'Ii11 scil!!rKl!! • .a11Jll,8 wilh 'tile IJ.a rti ill I 't pi"!!! s ml.e'd b I!! r

~1..ICh .a wtlrlc as Ihi:s. h.a:s. to IOItnerj 0f'IE' U'I ill I would ooc.Tltl~( I'§. "lot ill U'E'iIIlj~ be giVl!!n out kIlhl!! world

impll!! P CI!!. but wilh .a VCIluml!! dl'5Gui~IUo , 1f'lCE' tbe '5(C.R ET

~E' portiOI"l'§. of ern, 1SI1e'§.'§. tbe r 'tile ni:s.tl!!rKl!! (]r be millde, I'IiIIvE' to osocbees, fIOl'§.'§.iC"'§. 'thi!:s.e d (] rtri I1iI!':5. upon thi!'m: and I"Iflef'll M"'~Iet1e~. iIIll SOtinll", el"lOlnE'd. and to cile' wl!!lljtJdamel"ll, OIf'ld secret OIrt~ OIf'ld

!-low' I'§. U:j~ to be dOl"ler I!!1i'l!!r-reC'LITing ql..ll!:5.oon. attempted, Whl!!n iI touris U'IE' oordE'riOlf'ld of 01 ter rormid.a bill!' harrier of im baffled in his l!!:.I:pj(]r.atory U'IE' """,~Ietiol.l§. rE'slol"l ~l"Iort 01 dl'§.tilll"lfE' OI'§. C<III"I behind him. hI!! tan gel iI he will (]nI't clim b to Ihl!! U'IE'rE'. !'IE' can Sillze iIIl it. wilh that which he h.a:s. ju Ihl!! line (]r 'tile mists and

s LJd d ml V n!'.a C he:s. rtOm \liew' bY 01 wll!!dge himself

nsrnural vil!!w. if l (]r him. Onel!! diml", perfE'lve'§. - eft IJI1.:s... b I!!Y on d

';um 01 polf'll of ptE'llmil"lOl t (] rTI!! C l I.Ild I!! r!i loa n ding I.e'Jru... tarnot bl!! Dffl!!red patlenee, iIIf'Id woUld SIOIf'I c(]mlJ.an!' and chl!!clc it - and following Ihl!! CJyj:s.ti.a

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raa I n.a t I.I"e' mE' OfClJlt. ill iIId~l"iImE'

'tile M'tslics uring I!! Cl!!ntL.ril!'s

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will P~I to U'IE' t:.iI IJ'I!IVI!! rted, .a d f [)(" g reOOVlIUoI"IJ E'IWE'E'f'I I illC'tE'ptjf'18 10 mtJet'I.. U'I point, wtlD b

to IIlI!! wond I spaa I!!:§.

U'IE' imE'mbl of tbe d y of ~lf'I~ of U'IE' 'bill'! will E' to

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ilrilrl.e'r:s. 5.lilndl!!rI!! E' I tiIIl"§. of JOIBOIf'lI'~UJ'I mJ'l r del"lYlf'18 OIl. Wi~E' i

"';0 vE'ry Old IJ'liU 0 If'ldeflll"lile lim J OIf'ld ~liI 'tile onl

istorical times gl.anC1!! could b

E'~ or I I'§., II" tbe ptE'~ r race IMI ptE'tE'ded

d oow two Iilrge' LnII!'S e"qJlilin lIliit

I~ UM'u'E ILID illonl!! • and in rl!!w .all..lS.ions

I IMI work, ~Ot ould 'VOI'§.t tiIIlOII

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'§. fompllE'd from iI, iIIl"d n "tile light or iI litl!!r.ary 1"fE' E'fnilf'lililina from U'lE'f'I, l'IiII~na .1tI.;il"e(J

bl!!nds bilcic ilgilin.. and rtax, A.!i it approaches E'~ mOte ';f'ld mOte

ry nation, whl!!n Ihi!' S Ihe inhilbitilnt.!i or "tile lost ~iII8E' or U'IE' 3td ItoiIfE', U'IE' tJ'IE' f'Id iIInd ]'§.t R';fE'~. T1'IE' . on 0 Ihl!!siI!' RilCe5. ilnd or en .. ntara r ·Round"; each Round ti iIInilY; rour or wI'IlCf'I are S,1h b ing nl!!ilrI't rsacbed, The

ribed cosrnlc E'VOIutiol'"l iIIl"d p"""~ iIIl milll'"l, afte Bi~na ft "tile f (oorl race, gol!!:§. 00 ug.a j t 4009 'tl!!ilrs ilgD at Ihl!! be iIIl"d tt'rorrnE'r,

I"I!!giI d it as Vf!f't ancient, as it , I"oiImE' y, illOOIJt 'ji.(lOO ye.;~. If'! mill ni~~, U'IiIIl DE'BoiIf'I wiU'I pr1JIJhecy contained in Ihl!! BLack Agel will be III wilnE'~~ U'IE' Dilwl'"l of bl!! sl!!ull!'d and :§.CJ..LiIn!'d ril!'ild't. hilr;ing been in illioIfl'\,;"",iII.

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IIll!!m:s.et~l!!s initiill.e'd i AJif'JliIIl"Idriilll"l '§.cOOOI. I ill I ~omE' or U'IE' dourl s of pI"!!!:s.eJljIl!! din IIlI!! 'It iI - iI n, If'l U'IE' '5l'lillpe of dl'§.fl ed U'IE' Wuil"l O'I~. c.oncl!!~(]n. This ate c..athcJlic Church ilgili

rbe dill~ of COf'I~IOIf'l . E' ~ Lp"E'IIII!! :s. tr LI8I!lI e III l I!! rillvour or tbe f'lE'w' 0 ,

and rl!!lmdl!!ssly elm of pos.tl!!rity. EV'I!!ry is l.II!' WOf'I. dE''§.UO'''E'd. Yet

10 wOltTOlf'l1 us If'l ~iII'" I!!:oslencl!! of .a P.a.-m C.atilCIyYnS to lEtl IIlI!! t W"l'§.dom wOl'§. 01"lfE' I E'

d(]wn to IIlI!! last. T

E'1"Id OIf'ld tbe ~E'o-PI tii~lorv w~if'! to IIlI!! .aeoo:s. of lime J!l

I!!qJl.aining IIlI!! facts historic.al period, ND Cf'IiIIl'6ed wlu'I 01 Iillcti wiU'I U'IE' effO'1~ or I!!1i' I!! ry ilgl!!. t D pn!':5.iI!' ill least, of such iI woUld il"ldE'E'd rernal WiI!'n!' no l Ii ke I ni li iI be dool!! (]nly by narn sreilll cN'OInE'~. w of oU'IE'r fOlmOU§. M

iu • and I!!1i'l!!n C.II!!RII!'n:§. AJiI!'lCiindrinus.

leries bl!!rorl!! ildding to IIlI!! NI!!D-Pl.at f'IO~ UC"'§., tJl"IdE'r U'IE' CIYI'§.UOIf'l veil. Mo rret ~C"I'Q)I'§. -- tOOusn bY 1"10 meilll"l'§.

ha :§.incl!! bil!'cDRll!' part and parcel (]r IIlI!!

IU I"I'§. millde 10 U'IE' ori,e:lf'lilll CIYI'§.UOIf'l 1"IOw' milileriillll'§ed d06ffiill or tbe

I!! gr'"l!!ill PI!!r:5.I!!Cutiom set on root by

• M.a:s.onry • and he"tl!!rodoo: mV'!iticism

I E' liII~1 ItJ/'I"Iina-poil"ll if'! I'II'§.tOt"!'. U'IE' in thi!' Western WCIrid IIlmltJing thi!' old !reI' boole'§.. reorn U'IE'I"IfE' U'IE' vi~IOI I 10 U'IE' US II iIIl"Id tbe GiIIl'dE'f'l or E def'l. beSOlf'l 10 E' fOt"("i ry air and unfair means .ag.ainSl IIlI!! indi rset gil e bl cXi!!d up, I!!V'I!!r)' 1"I!!00rd that h.ands 00 d bl!! I d il"l'§. E'I"IOI.JSI'I. even OImOf'lS ~Ufl'"l mutil.;t d rem

i~ If'l U'IE'm e'VE''''I pO'§.'§.lblE' E'vidE'l"IfE' IJ'Ie act

politi

ry :s.Lni~1 :s.hDWS e~dmce th."Jlllll!! w ~

10Iif'! i'"Ie.;d. tbe ever-flowif'l,e: petef'll"liilll ~OI."C"e, I

l:s. -- thi!' tater religi(]n:§. (]r all nations -- thi!' fi sl

- nni~ willl Buddhil and PytIlilgDl"ilS t thi!' GI"IO~liC"'§. iIIl tbe otber, i§. U'IE' 01"11", r I.I§. left 100'§.t lime tbe bt1,e:1'"It rill~ or IlflI'rt '§.treiI 1f'18 r IJI!!d by thi!' h.and (]r bigotry and t.anilli i:s.m_

dE" wI'Ilm U'IE' wtitE" I'"I.;'§. I.; boured 0 be I!! hoariest P.a:s.t by evidl!!nC1!! J!lilllll!!riI!' from w.a:s. ill h.and • at thi!' risle el;il!'n (]r being C1!! m I"Id ~ tern, TI'IE' PlJl)lllf mtJ~1 be made C"q1.Jilif'!1 d dE'pI'§.,. of if'!IUOItE'd POE'I'§., Wrilet'§., OIf'ld fIOl'§.'§.iC"'§. t rds of Hl..DLanity thi!' lnDWledgl!! of IIlI!! l!!:.I:isle I!!.

• i nol .aewilily of il:s. tl!!nel:s.. The lniliil (]r 18

re nsl ble OIf'ld ever ill seemlf'l8lY impo~ ble rm" • ill;iI!' liV'l!!d in I!!1i'l!!ry otber ilgl!! (]r history_ This C(] d and 'u'er:s.e whe.-e m.ay be rol.Ild mmli (]r IIlI!! I!!

dE'd iIIl"Id fOllO'WE'd b", iIIlOf'IS OIf'ld If'll .I''l0l ble Ii

d Po~1 -dih.I!.IIOIf'l M"iI'§.tE'~ 11"1 tbe iIIrl'§.. T1'II.I§. 0

e lin I) FDlJ'Dllm Boou

ClJI1 iIIl"d U'IE' pO'WE'r~ il rome!"§. .ar!! :s. old as till!! wor1d I:s.etr.

~.

IV ljI rv few in numb

61 It 01'"1 E'VE'"" WI- 'W~~E'

.It U'IE'I, very ~I"OI O'W~. T1'IE'~ l.aught in IIlI!! osophist d bl!!E'Il .all i~1.e' by "tile P

!'"If d "I~I'§. UI'"IVE'IIE'd" f'ld U'IE' t"E' s til ,iIIl"d, miiol bile di u, BlJddl'll

I!!rror:s. of "tile dil't -- and ., IIlI!! pl"l!!s or 10f'I8 ill8E'~ OIf'ld r I'II~ tOt"!' I{"I'"I i~ eGl.JiIl 10 '§.oil -Il!: tbe ve "tile aithlul mil't C(]I"lYl "tIlemset


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part to it .am or IIll!!m 'i.e .• its P Dbilbility wil e\I'hlE'1"f are jolf'lE'd • rsoos Slvlf'1.8 mil't ramain s

e zm n FDlJ'Dllm OOU

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bd te ob~.jl"iltY h ALiidemy. E'~~ rOt mE' E'~0f'I~ 8lve

rtitude: lIlill

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I.JSI'II U'IE' '§.iIm • Of'Ily iIId an occult le' hing.

CPEAOO

Pililm IE'OI'VE''§. millde ImpetT11e01 Die 10 unkrxlwn process -- is beflJl"!! IIlI!! m.aculille' while' dislc willlin iI dull di~k. DIJt wiU'I ill rerrtroll polf'll, TI"f'

I" EtE'l'I'Ilh'. tierOtt' tbe t"E' "';Willkenlf'1.8 Won::I in later :s.ysle'ms. The PlIll in -lV" P.-.aI.aV.a. derntl!!:s. thi!' dilwn (]r E' EM HE'E' PiIIl"t 11,. "TI"f' MlSldOlf'lE'

become thi!' ""iV'l!!I"SI!!. IIlI!! Ali.. IIlI!!

Iillml and .active. pl!!ri(]diCilII't and

"I UrWtY. m w~1'"I 0111 oroeeees, wI'Iltnet iIIll

-bI'!( limil d -wmDOli. II" ~E'w of U'IE' limitillljOf'l or .- .,CogniSilbie PR E'5( NC.E • and its DIll!!. Only IIlI!! filce of IIlI!! Dislc bl!!ing s flE'OIrly tNt lts pliIIl'"Ie I~ tbe 0f'I~ l i:s. illtilinilble by man, It is. DIl this

~; fur il is in tIli:s. ~OuL th.at I, ~~wI'IE't"E'If'lIIe'§. C"OI'"IfE'iIIled U'IE' plOlf'l I tbe ONE urt, eternal, il"Vi'§.iblE'. yet l pericdkal in its l"I!!gulilr milnirl!!:s.tilmy:s.1.e'I"'t of oon-Bei'l!l: LIlc(]n:s.cious.

i'§.illble. ore self -E'D~ljll!: rE'iIIlit",; truly, "ill

I!! 1"I!!.a:s.o .' It.:s. DIll!! .a bsolutl!! .atlri hute, wIlidl is in esoteric partanre thI!! "G.-e.at E' tJ~E', 1"1 U'IE' ~E'f'I~E' of IlmIUE'~'§., C<IIl'"If'Iot DE' 0i~1'"Ie, But tnef'I tnet-E' i~ s willlin thi!' LIliJiIl!!r:s..a1 :s.oul_

ctOt or oemooitl.l'§.. milllf'llOlil'"led tNt d by iI Cl!!ilSl!!ll!!SS motion, IIlI!! latter .atoms .a8Yl!!g<ltl!!d. ml.atlJl""'t motion, ovemE'm~. EplCl..Jn.J~ iIIl'"Id UJ(1eUtJ~ 01" of U'IE' aiorns tbe idE'OI of iIIffirWt'"


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ill PI) E' ill i.I f'I ce 0 r tI1E' WilS rl!!cogni:s.ed and miOf'l., U'IE' IMII or tI1E' ree" tMu~; "DE'lh' I'§. an i tnI!! ~ Iti S I.Il S I!! E'Il PrI!! S E'Il C II!' • .and iii!! ng 'tile Cill..ISII!' of. I!!1i'l!!ry e I em..; I iIIl"Id rei! se IE'" j f ()'§.rni e

l'fE'pUol"ll .~ Ilf'lltE' iIIl"Id periodiC-';II, nifl!!sLati(]n., it i:s. finil.e' tbe iIIlpl'\; iIIl"Id omE'BOI MENON - I'\;'§. I"IOI.JSI'II 10 do wittl

(]nI't wi rerl!!l"I!!r1C1!! to IIlI!! iraral.. lIlill we mil't SiI't: rE'Silird to il'§. body or ~ t, Of will ever Mve 01 on m.av bl!! l"I!!g.arded as ~~pIOlf'lE'""

l1i~m 0If'J(J B/';;II'! if'Il'§ffl, OIf'ld eve", tbe m 0111 etE'rl1it,,", OIf'ld I",

I!!wons is 1Il1!!'- ilssive DI" ilcti~l!!_ In IIlI!! PDII!'liCilI

ar LilIII!! till!! "O,a • ilnd IIlI!! .fight.!i" of

SVili iII~k.;'§.J Of Fi"ilo~op~'§.

IJ. :5.pl!!rul.atl!! only upon bIlil~ill.. and deem il pClwet i", il'§. Pill~~I'VE'

"'~I'iII'" I E'OIosi.i1f'1~ OIf'ld mooE'm pmrm.n:l logic of their iJ'I!I"Yl nifi ed s I!! C (] nd iI ry Ifl'"l "eume wlu'I U'IE'm etlDv.ah. milring amid

r1C1!! grell!' IIlI!! Buddli:s.t.!i and till!! '§., If WE' I lrie 01 01"lE' -'§.ided vlE'w of

be rI i", U'IE'I, OWf'l Will,,", TI'"Ie

mLJtilbll!! Iilw. and 'tile


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ita and .a I 1JIlII!'. broods r f m till!! '51!!ae1 8colc:s._. of U'IE' 'tJ~Wf'I

pDMibie. in p sant wtJrIc_ ThIX.l,8h.. tbe orIerrtilili t, il E'sOIerif IrrtE'rptE'tillo tE'm;il"f' e rE'ly tJ~Wf'I to U'IE'

first dir n in IIlI!! periodital dE'~~ iIIl"d If'! nlt "Mlli If'! UIAT'" tllis s tr fl lOiIIC"e, II" lts tMird

iI

it b comas IIlI!! mLIld.anl!' I" ror U'IE' OtiBil" of

illve~ 0111", tJ'IE' +

• nil IIlI!! fOuRTti raca

AU inmi

ri I on La I I in I!! of "tile J DE'fiIIl6e remlf'!II"f'J

NillUre i:s. thi!r"efurl!!

ill 0

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reminil"e, fnJrtifil!!:SO il -

n'rabvah,

thI!! IJ'I!I1.IS. iI (] r lh i:so W(] ric P'ilntI'1E'ism wil be mcdili _ It i

V\iliu~e Ocru tlsts oil'§. oiItl'lf'l'§. s, If

r I ,iIIl' lotic1i11 U'leil' Objectl s oiIf'I iIIrS~I1II'§. tJei

I!!l!!d. ir 'tile I"iIbriltmilm r 'tile tlindLlS. mil't be

spirilUill LIldll!'l[ilyi iIIb'§.OltJle

. "Il - that which i:s. :so ilniS d (2.281. IT is .' brilll'wn i~ ~I plY, ill ill "';eool"dle'§.'§. R , tbe If'lflf'lile CO~ - C" 'iOiIIC"e -- I", I

(nI!\.Itl!!rl ng

heat in lin!'. is lse

SSl!!nC1!! il:s.ll!'lf ' :5..aV'!i S.anlta cha . IT - - is .'tIle ~ - (]r 'tile

oiIU,iblJte'§. 0 U'le' Iter, ~iIIl or ·ftillm ,illre 1"01

r tNt or "H Cf'I I ';piril i~ tbe nD11!' of later MreSilile or It: dim'! butl'VE' oil

e zm n DIJ'DIIm Boou

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(Ai I oil ft' '!(,II lJI) ill ni-

rl!! to "tile UniJiIl!!~1!!

1f'18 b fore U'IE' reptOOUf-

r inherent ... .adi i>ol.e'ocyl bee: v I f'I8 Of'! tbe ( ill

wptJD!ied to bI!' ting pl!!~Dnillly. In " i", tbe seose tNt ts C"O letf'lilll iIIl"d C"OE'¥iII ic.ally Br.ahm.a (lhl!!

nirl!!sl.e'd WOOD DI"

I'iIII""tre m. iIIl"d .authority in this

piration (]r 11!'1.11!1)' 1m i", our '!fE'oiI~ Il!: U'IE'm will view arante from lhl!!

philmDp~ as to IDYlphical grounds EM." imo w11im U'IE' crearor, w~ SiI't th.at AbsDiLJtI!!

p'esuPl)Me~ U'IE' IimiUe~ lIling·; and IIlI!! Onl!! AI E' m iU i Of'! Of'! u'Il s (.; ''''1. eet to, pet('e'l)liOf'!. u ore I..klity. irntl!!.ad (]r bei

DIl iI manifold ul"lil.rerw Of'!E'. l.Od<E"'§. ide,; tNt ' " -- i~ il"fOlTetI. lOili s," but both: being. DIl le DeilY. wI'Ilfl"l i~ 'VOid • tbe PlE'f'I,--", U'IE' illMoltJl ilssted: it ts, Ii1I!'rerlJl"l!!. CIlrisliiln Apostll!!"s. ·In Iii Itl'§l'll''§. .~ Uf'llvE'r~E' Ii iii]"; for BI'OIl'ImOl (1"f'tJlerl

BriI tm.a. 'tile rna n i fe s led 00011 dosm.;'§.. rbe God seeo iIIl"d U'IE' vl'§.ible os.

rna and his hLnLanized "lIt",. mOlf'l '§l'lillped II I'll

ISId 1"1 1"Ii~ OWf'l '§milll- ." fro m 'tile DIll!! U IYI!! VI!! ill rom dir;inl!' 'tl!!l slill r.,i fe~IOI ble ON( "IF(; rrom llIlv.a n -Ch Dilil n:s... 'tile ,. R i s

'tile Ranl!!tilry '5piril:s. of ill '§. U'IE' Adi-';illktI -- U'IE' di , OIf'ld U'IE' fE'mOlIe OIWE'rt l..kliVl!!l"!iill '54:JuI - - ilS ph this ljIil!!w d(]I!!S not pr'I!!

• 10 wil, for Of'!E' MOIMm Mulilprilkrili.. lloo pr.acli


II

oil bO'VE' -l'lillmed if'

doclrinl!! as we

cirrurnIerence, r il is nowhi!!1"I!! and e or U'IE' Clt(tE'. m.; fe~.jna ill nlarnete 0111

i~ tbe If'ldi\ri§.lblE' -1"1 IDlSld I"Ownere,

Di:5.Ylluticn. M.an aruara and Prillil'til_ ploilf'lE' or tbe orel ,I'§. 0001; ... n durina cold and radiant. Hot 8n!.ath i:s. IIlI!! hill faced Ell!!RII!'nt t I!!l""IJigml!!oosj; and lea

cool BrE'iIIU'I I'§. M~. wOO 001"fE'1

billcti imo I"f" b rn, to rerOtTfl U'IE'm ill.

M.amlilnl.arilj ..


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foc clearer undl!!l"!iLandi'l!: OIl c C1'U I t 'it I ef'I ce ft' COS ni s E' s se U'IE' fifu'I (m'lE"J ~E'mi-m.nE'rlili of OI.I" Fm.nll RmIld. to rl!!i fifth. The remilini~ lWD iI

pet ee pU 0f'I. T1'I E' s E' 1.1t! et "Nil L 7t.tI Itillct''§. or u'Il~ Itoul"d, ill respeclir;ely_l!-yJ,l!!sl!! :5.l!!W'n el

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rillr mOte f'I,--"E'rol.1§. U'IiIII'"I moddications and .aSfJl!!ct:s. nlll!! .... j~nDt evm A'I!;a:s.,a but

~ltE' rrE'E'ly b", '50 E'f'Jf E', I'§. ill I tOO usn be ("OIII~ il bY tNt I'"lOl

Anlll!! .... "Father- Motlll!!r"" or Iiquil. A!i

petpE'ltJiIIl flrC"lllililory workE'r, Bf"'IE'r VOIOlUlE', iIIl"d volililile OUI of "!II d, '§.lJ

Thus. perhaps, mav .all tIlil"llg:5. origi

IE' •• " ,

rbe reader I'\,;'§. 10 bE'OI' il'"l mi of our OWf'l pliIIl'"IelOl"'" ""'~Iem OIf'ld The :5.I!!Cl"!!t tl!!.adWlgS witll re nI to be givm. :s.incl!! they could 00 be und rsto

U'IE'rE' ~E'E'm to be very rew If'II iIIle~, ill

SpE'rulilliI!' L4Xln tIlis subjert, ore ... till!!

highe5.t DI"lv.ani-Chch.am tu I!! I!!1i'l!!r

oolSldOlrie'§. tNt ~E'p.;'OIte U'IE' illiilll'd

It i'§. ("OIlled. Ti"f'terorE', U'IiIIl Cf'I i'§. 81

"Might or Bntm.a."

eerOft' tbe reilldet ercceees t

OzyiIn which fDl"m till!! b.a:s.is should be made ilcqu.aintl!!d iIIl"d pet\IiII d e U'I E' ef'Il i re s ~ t E' I.JSI'II t bOI'§.i(" idE'OI'§. 0Ift' rE'W il'"l "1'--" E", 01"1 01'"1 1 LIldil!'l":5.tilnding of all tIlill rDiI w:s..: mOl"!! reilde"l" to rnake himself t.amili r with U'IE' work It~E'If.

that t"M!'

The ~I!!Cl"!!t OcJctrine ssta blis

e zm n FDfZ(I!Im Boo -.~ob.DI1

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ptt'~0f'I Of ~lmlliltJde, II . wlJl"l:l:s. of Mimdt*yil., "LIl

III I!!

Ooctrillll!' under twtl .aSPI!!

i~ bare '§lJbJE'ctlvlh'. mE' oil f'I '" ce I"te pU 0 1'\ Of f 0f'I c-ei

lutl!! Abslrilc1 M(] - r1!'pI"I!!sl!!niIlg UrKooditi(]

tem u'Ill1Iri~ I'IiIIvE' O'WI" tNt COf'I~c1OtJ~~ I'§. f'lC"Of'I

fl'\ilf'l.8E'. oiIf'ld moU be~l"Wn1 bOlI'§.e'§. fl'\ilf'l.8E'. II'§. E' ~E'f'ltloiIl

latter aspert (]r"tlle IlII!' fte.ality. i:s. also :s.ymboli by

• .a symool sLlfficil!! V g.-.aphic to IlII!'l!!d 00 fu

I"J U'IE' I rul'"ldillmE'f'lloiIl oiIlIlom of mE' ';E'C"tE't Docu'if'lE' I~ U'II

LUTE -- 8E -~ESS -- "Wn1 bOlI~ d b", fif'lile il'"ltE'IIIBf"'lC"e oil'§.

I!! I is "tile fietd (]r AbsoIW!' rscio I!!SS. 01" 10 fOf'lditlol'"led eD~Ief'lC"e iIIl'"Id 0 wl1iCf'l

I'§. oil rol'"ldlliOf'lE'd s 001, 81Jt 0f'IC"e tNt WE' p.; s If'I I 0tJ.81'rt

ity sUP1!!1"VII!'11II!':5. in IIlI!! coolril t (]r irit (01" bjert,


-.~ob.DI1

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o pteDfil3.

Ab oILJtI!! i:s.

I!!~ I1II!'I[I!! rv to f

Ih', AIOIi J OIPillr't fro iIItKtr.lff "'J OIf'ld 1'"10 mE'rse""I

u I""IiI.rerw I' thI!! I"I!! to r1!' i:s. pa rv;a of lts EX-l terce OI'§. II 0If'l1fe'§..0I

" OI..I5IlI!! 'fro m

t conscjous i indir;i uilli:s.l!!d

s: wl1ilE' re t i", lts 'VOIriOI.1§. il'"ld illf'Jd MOl et J U'IE' ill "mill.ina

s or "tile (]1111!' l!!iI ity. ~A • which

zm n FDlJ'Dllm Boou

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v, ISImOlf'llfe'§.u~d ; "tile "UrKlJIl!i.-

P ra kri Ii. 01" IIlI!!

di ·oned Unil;ll!'~_

t)[lI..,dll!!~ plill1ll!': I!!riodiCilII't • III I!! Uy mOlf'llre'§.Uf'1.8 01 d di§.;ppeillri~" or nf'l'I'Ilt~," "Tl'I (letf'llW of tbe I1[II!' (Bock of Ozy n.I''Thi!' appsarla ... Iidill I!! bb of flL.D: and 1"e"flL.D:_.

lily of lIlilll.aw I!! has 0 me I'\I1!'d OIUetf'lillUol" '§tJCf'I ill IMI of DiII~ iIIl'"Id i:s. iI fact sn com on, so pE'rfectJy

1I!'.a y to comprehend ill ., il we :s.ee

I'VE'~E'.

-SOUl, U'IE' 100ltE"

, and "tile Dbligillo pilgrimil,8l!! fOl" h IIlI!! Cycle 0 lnrarnation (01"

- C" IOIW, dUt~ wl'l0ie rerm, k'I

di !'"Ie ';oulJ can 1'\iI'VE' OIf'I il'"ldE'pel'"ldem

rh ssued from "tile p E~nce of the

L.. -- h.a:s. (ill pass t1Yoogh II!'I.I1!'IY

U'I ill I MillrvvOlf'ltilirill, f'ld ( bJ iIIc-q~ed by :s.eIr -indLJa!'d and :s.eIr-dl!!1i'isl!!d C1!! d ~ tIYJ::Iug h ill I "tile d egr"I!! e:s. of

OIf'liK, frcm mil"etilll OIf'ld plOlf'll, I.JI) 10 plvotilll docu'if'lE' or tbe Bmetif won bt hi:s. own

e zm n FDlJ'Dllm Boou II I

ill.

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(,8otlvous I!!S and rei ~';l'Im;).r tJei~ iIIl' ONE. IIlI!! (] why IhI!' IiOf'! ';f'ld r metillpl'l~

e~J i:s. snl LIlcmdilion Of prim I tiIIdiillliOf'! -- I tbe '.;dlill iOf'! rilldl.;tE''§. i", I'§. t~J .; ipll!!s in 'til (thI!' I 'Ie lirE' i~

iIIl"If' 0'"

rlJl"l!! its Cosmic ctl'l,lrt't. iI

IJIIWIII!! nts, '5I.a Iii' Ll In E' U~lem do

';Of'!. 81..11 rnanilested Iri.ad briI pt1f'1c1p1e~. i iIIl"Id wl'ttl

garhha, Ha ~Lp"E'IIII!! MiIIl';'] -- ill iIIl"Id de~1

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liol" of \l'1~1'I kriti. both tbe OIWE'rt I'ImOl, ij rbe

I'wnill If'! iu. totililil IVI!!d (MulilprilkriliJ Itlt, 0 wire bOtTI, I'§. U'IE' I wofol aspect, -- PtiIIIG'IU,

II!'II(]IVI!!d and thi!'og IJI1't iI S b

At tMi~ '§.tillSE' 0 tbe l'e-iliwOl ef'Ilf'1.8 of U'IE'

il as .a perfsrt Cirrll!! with I!! (rooll

tneterorE' we f'!d il il" tbe t;.; bililill OII§.O, 1'IiII1"d~ of O'Irl~ . ill I" rt'I'I'~ljC"'§. 1B"I0tE''§. il OIl OS E'tnet , l(]h.al"_ Thl!!sl!! rtarians gin ill IIlI!! I!! • .and S

n EB c lling it "1Il1!! 11 SE'l'"IeiolU 1", from WI'IE'

Mm.avbl!!j R O'§.i C1'\Jf 101 f'! s ,

evef'I bY mode

Opef'l lts btE'OI'§.t 10 of III ftcJsie-Cr"rm. and iI

I!!LJtl!!rl i:s. ca ernal Swiln • A .e:re.;t m 1 to bE' refe

I!!ilning. as nplilinl!! bt Iii III~ c.omllll!lll. 8 and

Wl!!slem Orim lists, the '§.O i s 8t"iII1'wn ill, U'I E' CtE' 01 t Brill I'wn.; ( I'"IetJ 1 r, wl'lO 0

OI'"le,tl'w-eE',iII "~III"iIIll:

It would not b in pl.aCI!! raasona blenes : nDl" Gin I too often ISJ(J , ill mi'§.IE'OI WOt'lJ'l", of IJ'lE'

nt

Once that till!! II fVrt wI'Il Cf'I jl..lS.tific.ati(]n in

eornpre nsion em or IrE', will b to hi

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suejeet m.lt!et or tbe Stilll"1 r IIll!!m. in 'tile OOpE' IIll!!r 100flf'18 befOt'E' I'Ilm If'! few'

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L The hisklry cosmic I!!1I'DI -on • as traced in 'tile I OI!SE'oolfilil r rrnlJl.il or 1M Evoltltlol"l, t'lel"lfe U'IE'

U'IE're iIII"I OIf Uf'II or 0111 '§.IOI~ iIInd Uilll"l'§.ror

an 'tile first b innings of I' iVE'l"!iill· I!!V(]IUlion iI lIId be OI'§. mpossl ble iII~ It would

Si.lW tbe t~ or tbe pliIIl"If' of E' -~Ie

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trao rOtTfltJlOI wl1iCf'l 0If'! r our Uf'!'" e.;rtJ'I, to tN of tJ'I

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in lIlis vol

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re"prl!!sl!!nl 'tile Ihe sl!!1l'l!!n grsat :so PutOlf'!iII~ iII~ tbe "seve

trart illtrillul.es whic 1I''l0l ble bY tbelr power

o a wesl.e'm mind. so 10 f':IIptE'~'§. U'IE' ide.; mtJ~1 be left 10 U'IE' I uili

ni ng of 'tile U ni ~ I!! r:s.e

or U'IE' "M d~" rrom U'IE'lllrll '§.t

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in ~ilrv.a 'ltl .• gr1!'ill period,

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Tti E 1"1 tilC.tt I'; T tt( UGti -MAK(II:

N. WI-IO ARE TI-I( LI TI-IREE_ tiE

E "~N -SUN~· ARE

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I!! presl!!ncl!! or .a hs 11!'1.11!1)' sl!!rne • and useress C<III.M or , f'lE'itner IlmIUE',"

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mOl tan i:s. lIlill of all hum.an kno ad

i~ number ef'I to U'IE' tl'Wd power, ilf'ld U'IE'

01 I fill I. I", U'IE' (fE'1 ooct.ril"le U'IE' flsure ilf'ld

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DOli ,w~ tbe '§.","ool~ DE'CilmE' tbe BI~

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It rr lAY A';ll E P IN Iti E INFIN

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E'D~I 1"1 wI'Ilfl"l tbe luuslen can be

Iy iI U'IE'milUCill lil"le wI'Ilm dividE'

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pi! or ill ~E' Of'!dj ilf'ld tbe ~ef'I~iIIliOf'! we I"IiI of U'I

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ci 'tile iml.anl.anl!!ous etl!!cuic park,

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Iy of lIlill C'"D:s.:s.-sl!!cti(]n iIIU'IE'milUfilil plilf'lE' tNt '§.E'pi!

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I!!ml!!s bLJt .a bll!! to cognill!! it

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of consciousist wilen!' 00 '§. asleeo." T1'IE' 1'1'1 ill I dUtiUiOf'!

- I rorm to its

E' same limE', - ng:s... wIlich. to IIlI!! pil:5.l -ir Imill '§e1'VE'~, E' E'letf'llW 10 i~ h.a:s. Irui!'

ii-til (c lesli.al bl!!ingsj

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in

dir;idl.lillities. in it.!il!!lf_

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Y wen!' 001... beca I!!

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11:'1 tNt tt'-il"lfOl' iIIlio", I'§. 10 be d mOlf'l '§tJffE'rif'l8, ml'§.el'Y OIf'ld pOI-

it, since deillil S ml!!l"I!!ly IIlI!! do

iI rtI1 iI fI.eor" .a lit tJ e res. t (] n i 13. tIYI!! 01 or lI:'1E' "UtilE' I"Iide: i'§. or

i:s. of later plll!ricd. h.a ng (]rigin.atl!!d ilr r hils that ha

emorl I, iIIl"Id lI:'1E' tiif'lill",iII iIIl"Id MoiIM",iII

0011:'1 INfl"l tbe '§,OImE' doct.ri!"le

iI into full sw.ay_ It i ed, iII~ f'JIl'§.tE'l"IfE' I", 11:'1 illlI:'1 ltseu bE'lf'18 IIlmugh which hI!!

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I'!lddef'l f'I mE'f'lOf'I OI"'-JmE''§. rOt ill""" 0

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prcJ,8r1!'ssi .awilkl!!ning!5. each .ad~iI

WI!! hil~1!! rsacbed ·1"I!!.alily;" but onl't COf'I~c-iOtJ I"e"§.'§., OIf'ld blel"dE'd Ckr OWf'l

produt by Mily;iI.

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-- .a:s. does it merl!! pi inly: t:: rana is live Uf'lI'VE' ~E' I'\; 61'§.'§.O1

to '§.oilY. I'IE' If'I s utI~

riooic.aIIV_ ·t::ilr.anil" - IDIlI!! during Ihi!' ·Nigh of Bntrn.a ' d imo il'§. 0f'IE' P'~ I OIf'1d E'tE'1'I'I I

~p.;fE'. to 6lffE'reml aric dilwn. which i:s. -- tbe ~",mool or

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[)(" qu.ar oILJtiDllii E' pi aret ill E'toiIry 'SpIt! •

~piril and M.atl.e'r • an hrth dlJing thI!' • of ~OIl'wnill."J

8uME LOR E, HIE ';ON eetlon POl'OI IMf'lili AND YET IS

AS IMM(R';EO IN PA Yo~-Gt\JbJ TO 8E AS(cj.

in thI!' Chrisliiln iIIlif willi", U'IE'OI06 erle ';y'§.tE'm, tbe

r1!\I1!'.a II!! d s I!! C rets, RCH." d. iIn d lh I!! WCI rI led qI.Je'§.UO"', OIf'1d wi

e zm n FDlJ'Dllm Boou II

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Ut 'Vedill~ II - '§oily tbe il"dl.1§. iIIl"d d on IIlI!! Ill!' e5.5.ily of Fe ound m,m iIIvE' il'§. E' follO'Wl~ I:'IE' '5IlIll:'I, ill

to wIlich .all lCi:s.tl!!rKl!!s iI ain at Ihi!'

I"d If'! wl1i II:'IE'Y tE''§.t

d 'l'OIl!:-GnJ .uc to II:'IE' l publidy. dlnorv I:'Ilf'I.8l'1i11~

a, by him bo would

n Ego. 'It E'rlE'fl, It i 01 bsolute J o '§.WI rUt'lI:'l r 01 b~ollJtE'

tbj"P.a1"il close of dUt'lf'1.8 dil't of blJt ~if'I

-shpilnnil" i VE'iIIl PE'ri ~Ufc-eedif'J.8

I!! YCJ,8i1dl.ary II:'IE'I'"I II I"iI UOIl!. of it. 11 .

se OI'e pi lured OI'§. 0If'!

I1im i~ el I, OIf'!d

utI!! -- Am art '5p.aCI!! iI

other lWD. 1"d1~l'e8OItd - - wIlich lin!' (Se'e' "Isi UrTW'iled_"j ul'"Iiver'5e di'§.iII!)peillr'§. . "wrill!)pe il'"l I"f' il'"lVl'§.i

0l'"l0l'§. ill""" periods -mpound

Of'! 10 tbe P OffiE'1'"IoiI1

iIItKtr.lfl iIIlidlh'• As OIid If'! tbe

III DlI,8 hit

zm n FDlJ'Dllm Boou

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10 E'D~lel"te, '§oWl l'§o"j -Ill&. WtlDS,1I!' dogmas h ierie ~Cf'lool'§o, ~L OUr I

se I"'§..iI U Of'! s oil ft Otd i millir;ilV of hum.an in 'tile lI!'lCpE'ril!!rKl!! of h dIWE'i§. U'IE' Mih'iII of PiIIl"OioImlc- '§tJc-c-e~~lo .... "I fil!'1!!1 irritated at h

d rtJltJrE' -- mi~E'rilibie U'IE"!' are illOOIJt iII~ ill...;

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wn I!!V'I!!r sine 1'1, Of'! dUtoilUOf'! W'§. or A'§.'§.ONU

r hislence" ml!!.an not - rill C iI LJS.e5... 'tile c hi I!! r (] ~, TI'j~ de'§.ire rOt ill ~E' iIIl"d I~ ill ft'OE'c-UoI"I of 1 ilW lhilllhl!! Unjljll!!l'SII!' sIl r lhill sUPiJ'CIsl!!d dl!!sil'"l!! r'§.1 E'moilf'lililiol"l'§. oiIft'

COIl t E'i!;ll!' .a nytIl i ng wi

science and f'li'§.I"Ie~ty; ool"teiviliblE' (;iI and mDl'"l!! 00 pheooml!!nilli 1"1 of metillpl'l~

tD

ilnyDIll!!

e zm n FDlJ'Dllm Boou I I I

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int.anl.. tu -I il'§. fOf'lC"el)li Itk~~;iII

tE'iII of oil SE'l"etif tT11

d il tI"Wlk in our acceptation (]r ill tsrrn, W(]LJd

of DE'lf'I.8. il'"l oil '§.imilillr milll'W'l r, irrtl';iluleril"e I

wete il to endeiliVOUt to f'JI " to i fOf'l~c1OtJ~

data to go up

00 l on I Y pi"!!! S ml III I!! I"I!! but oilbll!! value: and this rstation of IIlI!! gold

1 milll of tbe ~I'"IOI'"I 10 tI1E' pI'IE'l'"IOmf'f'l 16 Will look like WI'IE'f'I f'JIUillC"tE'd from tbe ~iII

c n orm nn cone ption of "tile l"I!!illily of things I!! il~ tnem. oiIf'ld i wl1im U'IE"!' are I1iddel'"l, Alo rE'd bY I'"ItJm riess ael"e'iuiOf'l~ or 11i~ p

• low.ard I!! I!!ssl!!nel!! of lIli~ in whim lIlillllll!! I.e' chings of I!!YllE'ric philoslJllhv i

T t'IJt.O'§. bef of U'I E' VE' oil t E' s 1 I ffiI) 0'1 iIIl'"Ife;

HlltOUGtiOlIT HIAT ALl.-PItE TIi( DANGMtr. (bl_o;.!.

del'l'l tOOl.JSI'Il I'§. to reM 10 oil Y widl!!ly diHl!!l"I!!nt lIlings. -- h

i~· s.ilVS iI commentator. It i II'§.OI'"I t~E'E' SOOiri I., Vi'§l'l1'"ltJ PtJ '§.C<IIrC"E'I", '§.O mum "tbe MmJ'lE'


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MtJloiIPio!lrir!U, tbe 0f'IE' tJl"dE" at scholars spl!!culilling on III E'~petioillly, I'\iIvlf'18 bE'E'I"I "E' i~ Of'l tbe fOf'l"oiI"", Buddl'll n II'!!! I 't up rea I"I!! d on 'tile I.m I!! hl!!1"I!! attempted • and on wIli , iIIcwrdif'J8 10 U'IE' INfl1i

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iI cti (] n,: [)(" iI S plilnI!' (]r his 10 U'IE' ul"Ii

·drl!!ilmll!'ss slesp,' ., lIli asa i:s. .a E'~~ oil fOf'lditlol"l '§.omewt'ilt f'liliiOSO Ifl"l, not bE'ill!: remern bE'red f'I oil woil r 'tile mesmerised subjert se rns to hi

s I'II~ f'lOtTfIoiIl rol"dlDOf'I, iIIlm I"II'IE' I'IiII

if'Jd vldtJiIIl w:ould.

I.I§. tbe '§.lJbJE'rt of remurle'§. or aramartha" hill;ll!' bl!!l!!n 'tile ca

i [)("I!! diffl!!r1!'nt aspsrts than .any

I 0 lhe arid" or Mlmill MtJl"dL tbe fl1i~ II mill~~ PE'rioolull its innl!!r I!!~Cil!' on 'tile plil s tDhy.ani Buddhilsj • .a1t1!!1"!i r pIiIf'lE''§., o~ If'lctUdE'd, [).J willl AliI'tii in '54:JuI and E:s.:s.e illionj"is ilbll!! to mE"ll!lI!! his not Nin,r,moil, bUI ill fOf'ldi

lie tbe VOSillct'lillryi!l~ (of tbe on (] r 'tile 'Ito i d nes.:s... .a n d 'til!' l

statsrnera. wI'Ilm I'§. iIIl'§.O

e zm n FDlJ'Dllm Boow..:.

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is. which l!!:Osl3. o i§.illpoE'illr iII~ I:'IE' IViI or .; wlf

.; d i eorselo J"'n "lot lhi! iIIll "I iIIni .;1 belr~:§.. Ute we

"~iII"'iII" c onlem ti V4!' ... iI h.a and !hI!! ~

wi. I'll'§. ·AliI'tii h.a nil_~· In (]

wl1im i~ I E' I.f"evol Pr;;uJI'\ilf'lili orisll"ill boil whim ill

r1!'ildE'l" .aV ask. Whill "BlJddl'l ts II jI' lNIII:'I

'l'06·UI'\il ersal '5cJ !hI!! 'I'

i~ E'tE'l'I'IiIIL I"d ill !i. not., or !i. rnera prDCl!! s,'


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a, ilgl!!S rl!! 'tile VI!!.a

d 'tile prin iple. wIlich with

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"Ptillk"'li;' Prilkrili i:so ot 'tile "LIlc~iz.a I"OU'IIf'1.8 of U'IE' Univer§,illlh' 0 numoilf'l ioIf s, iIInd E'~pefloilily "pri"nlJl"diil rl!!W'l.ation; to tsa h ~ool." WilS made Icnown only

btotJ.8l'rt le.;fl1i~ rorwoiltd

Of'! CO§m ~ or nernocrhus,

U'IiIIl aceo 1f'1.8 10 I1i§. ~E'W'§. I'§. b on dl!!sign. WilS called Motion 8.C_ in IrMli . Only 'tile Ary.an I U'IE'm I'§. irrfl -Ie, wlttl ft ftlrWtE'

This leads I!! reader natisall TioIf'I~rel"d rrtillli'§.I'§. oil'§. oil fOf'!lr.II I "melli~iII an AMiOL (prIlcipll!! • and h

Vl!!d.anLa. 'tile "AbsDiLJtI!! Pf""lmi~liC" pI1iIO§.OI)i'v!( or tJ'I iIIpproomoil Of'! moildE' bY ( simil.ariy fa :so rilr short or 'tile r

AC"fOtdi~ la bOOOL.IS. t c(]l"l:5.Ciwm ss, In this connl!!C - wI'Ilm U'IE' ~E'iIII'"I F\ilf'lU'IE'i'§. U'IE"!' do 1"0 oiIUoiIm 10 tn.;t e

tJl"dE'rtili E'I'"I tbe \IiII~ oiIf'ld I!! or art ining cleilr 'SeUthat in d signilling

illiol bioll'lm, iII~ tJI'"IfOf'!~ 0tJ~. ffil)lo~d I tbe oil bse E' of

lenni!' d LIl 0 nsc i OL.IYlI!! S sin lh iI hum.an C epoon. Miln., LIlilb e pI'IE'l"Omef'l • I'§. POWE'rie'§.'§. rr I U'IiIIl ~I'wo '§. tbe moilJE'~ t~ of ilwre of lhl!! :5.(] A:s. lhl!! highest wrtJl """,~letV or A

U'IE' "UI'"If of attaini

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oornenal w 10 U'I l.;uE". ~I I ';WE'n of U'IE' ore

1 1"1 E''VE'i'I' rn, m';f'Ilfem~d

I'§. poIf'lIJ'lE'I'§.Uf I!! philoslJllhiI'II~ pupil V';f'1 E' m';f'Ilfe'§.u~d d. The whale this theme, t';E'E' p.;" II"

"Pillrel"tlE''§.'§.,'' mE'illnina'§. if'! 1 or llhy.ani- Bud hils • .an!' I!! humiln 800 hils and 1'IiII~: tbe liIIltE" It", I'§. mE''8E'd hi • and lIlill

PI'08E'niIO plW, ey thI 1!!I"iIllyml!! dhis.atlw

ini ikll!!l"!i - - thi!' iI!'lC 1'd1.;1 '; b~I';f'IC"e,'"

IIlI!! uni~I!!rs.a1 NE'ry SOUlE'illklna of tbe r.a sIl i (] ned by

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poIf'lI"iI, rem as P'ilr.anirv;anil_ f!il!!si h s nn relation to iIIl"e, 11 i~ IMI ot ~I"I-8ei~ :5II!'l!!mingivem

C(]

No-rOItM AT. R(~J(O

iIIlONo ot tbe am, thi!y • as an ~phl!!res. eilll"tf')§. or Iii I .. whl!!n

(]l.I!i "being." ill I '!r.I- i~ (fur ~l!!ljIl!!n SLIl will gel iIII"I wi •• It I'§.

I!!rging into. or POI'OImOl'-

e In n FDlJ'Dllm oou

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an and Oxygen ceilSI!! to I!!

one. soma .argui'l!: lIlill :s.inc d U'IE"!' m,,m be U'IE'rE' oiIl 1"110 ~omE'thlf'18 totilily dlff "OIl!' bl!!ing: but neillll!!'" side

tE'oiIl I"dIUoI'"I of oil U'II~ wI'IlCf'I I'Ii!I

sed 10 b ltselt, h:i~lel"te oil'§. Williei' m ~ E' ~iIIld NOll-being which i:s. "more" .al being""

I!!lCis ncs as g sl!!s:.an it maV indy symbclisl!! thi!' condi or thi!'

E' it BOE'~ to leep, or ceases t be, dUt'lf'18 U'IE' .. ~I'rt~ or Brill

,wI'IE' tbe dill of tbe f'IE'W MoiIf'lV;i!f'Iloi1'oiI r

not • .al IIlI!! same, ilptJly t rrt.I'OIdl'§.Uf'lctlOf'l to ~1-BE'i tbe roUt- foilfE'd BOO wI'Io.. oil thi!' CreilOOn." i:s. hetd to idl!!.al CaI..lSll!' _ ND Oriml.ali l.. so t.a .... tbe tE'oiIl '§.E'1'"I'§.e or U'IE' 'VE'r s 1"1 U'IE'

U'IiIIl are 10 be Bf"'!E'tillle(J '§.lJ oiItOt ~iII~~. "And rrom I'Ilm

e zm n FDlJ'Dllm Boou I

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IIE'~ illil tbese ~ terns, iIIl"d
ndad by IIlI!! Ad~ilit.a Vl!!dilntis
t wI'Ii Cf'I i s I f'I tbe mi I"d s of I
-- fiIII"I
SpE'I[uliiOOrn.. since that id
0f'IE' E' • f'lf'C'e"§.'§.iI.;tE'~ C'Ol"I'§.flol.ME'~~
rIt subject I!!lCC1!!pl Pilr.a br.ahm
W'§. il'§eif f'lot." If'Iflf'llh' fill
rbe 1"10 tE'1.;UoI"I 10 tbe Doul"dE'd
wn and 'tile UnknDWilb!e
ce, And thus bl!!i'l!: tIIbYJlLJtI!!
'§el"l'§e'§. of tOO~E' ~o dE''§("
ISIC'O fill DE'
l Comaoosl1II!'ss. ~ mere
E'tnE'" bel~ lts OWf'l .;1IrI D
, COf'I~c1ou~l"Ie'§.~ implle'§. Ii
oos of. and SDmI!!DIlI!! to be
'tile C DgIl i I E'I". 'tile thi ng t
ee ore, No m.;f'I I'§. fOf'l~OOI.1§.
pef'I~ 10 I'IiIIvE' beef'! l'eC<llIIE'd
rty or Iilnguage lIlill WI!! h.a
IIlDl.J8,hl of. from koowll!!d
I"I'!m'IOI.1§. wiu'! not 10 tE'mem
tarrns to de5.C'"i be • and to
iHI!!I"I!!r1CI!!:SO. It must ool be rgoltl!!n. iI :5.0. lIlill give
~ 10 tJ'IE' ,;ppe.iltimct''§. tney .; mefOt rseves. E' esll
"tJl"IfOl"I'§.dol.ME'"," DE'C".;tJ~E'
:so we nil thI!! til bYJ I UI.e'. "O.a
r:s. QUitl!! impenetra hle, V'l!!l
'§. does 1"101 do U'!E'm JI.1§.Uc-e.
LIlCO YET ,;ntuc..:.;; HI( RAY tiAD 01 YU F St4W IN 0 lti E OMA [mother IDtLlS.I tlAD NO YET ~'WO LIN 'bl.~~

tbe "Germ" - - tbe polf'll il"l sensa. But 'tile tarm ·PDint'


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01 ,germ E'lIl'm If'! tbe fE'f'!U'E' or every ;" or rather • as nn .atom Gin bl!! made U'IE'~e tlf IJ'Ie lerm COIf'! be OIPpliE'd 10 r Of fn§, tbe I'QJ m ef'I Of'! of e 1 ern.; I iIIl"d

I C"tE'iIIlive pO'WE'r If'! Nililure tmililtE'r iIIl"d wOltE'r-li~ of If'Jdiill. TI"f' l.Otl.l§. I'§. tbe IIll!!rl; fir1!' stilllding in I!!VI!!ry pIlilD:5.(]pIlof tbe '5I)lrll or DE'lh', ~~ U'IE' aetlve,

'ioul or rnarter. U'IE' IlflI'rt or tbe fllll'e, for I!!rytI"Wlg in this Uni~l!!~ emanated. Firs is. IIlI!! fillIll!!r. 'Si ... W. Jm1e5. (ilnd

1 '§.eE'd'§. or tbe Lotl.l§. fontilllf'! -- e\I'ef'I

I iIIvE'~, tbe miniiltUte ~I'\iIPE' or w:l'lilil Of'!E' t IJI!! IIll.l!i gi r;i ng us .a s pE'I[ i OIl!' n of "tile or 0111 pl'\ilf'!E'l"OSilimol.l§. pIOlf'!I'§. beoiIrlf'1.8 iIIf'I et tt'OId", rorrned, E"-t t'ieE' Pillr't IL, "II'IE'

ancient and r.avouril.e' simile lor IIlI!! r1!'ilSonS gi~n are, Ii.-sd't. IIlI!! lart jl..lS.t ItI'W'I ltself 01 PE'rrE'C"t miniiltUtt' or U'IE'

-111&:5. become matl!!ri.alisl!!d on E arth, up U'lroual'l tbe Wililet, 1'IiII~~ lts root r f'! U'IE' OIir illOOve. TI"f' l.Olu~ ti'w.I§. IYJ)Ir.E'~ , fo.- thI!! '5EIcr1!'l Doclrinl!! teaches th.at l both ilr1!' devetlJlling in IIlI!! :5..a0ll!' mUd reeresents rnaterlal life, U'IE' stalk

is emblamatical or spiritual being.

HI( O~E itA'" TO (NT(It, Iti E tfC( 10 YA(ill-

1 P ~~ed OUI or il'§. oreccsrne 100tE'f'IfY 1f'!IO e [tn man, so t.a .... 1 ill'llis.ibll!! Prntyll!! or 00 e:s. rl!!cE'Jlli~ or "tile fooillic imp~ or IE' ~pefl of U'IE' ArWnili Mul"dl, NoiIyOl, -- lts IRE E tFiIIU'IE", M~r, ';0"" 0Itt' Uilll'"l'§.doobll!! my:s.tl!!ry of "tile TrinilV and IIlI!!

e 11111111 FDlJ'Dllm Boou I

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ImmillClJI.lte ~pUOf'I T1'Ie fI I OIf'ld rlSldOl

([)(" tI 0 u nd I!! r III r1!'e' iI

Dei!;"" "H lure urWt",

-Ie 1f'llell WOtJlde~ t bel

wililin 'tile u hast

to lIlink or i IMI PO'Wer i

distinct objl!!

bl!!CilUSII!' is. 1ri~1!! I".iItl.nl m I", tbe Dtypes. di, T~

OIl IIlI!! mani ';Of'I,OI'§. ill U~ le.;dlf'1.8 to

r;ers.allv diffu I!! RNAR'I' [Fath

"" I'\;'§. bee", "'J f'l0'W flf'lilil

iI S Irnll[Jlo i cal RatLn' (pl!!rs O~lrI'§.J etc, e U'le "MmJ'ler'

Meill~UteJ OIf'I be p1i11C'ed u becomes a r

T11tJ s I'§. I'e() e dir;ine plane,

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("O'§ffiIC" terrestri I EVI!! -- our mcllll!!l" E present iIIl"d funire -- ror JE'I'IOViII female. OOvE', tbe '5of'I i~ U'lE' W scomes Tetraktis, IIlI!! laced cube on E.arth. ~OI)I.I§. t-me 1e~~E'r fOl("E' 'j na Of'! AdOlm K.;ulmol'"l ge1..!i tra srmml!'d into T elrilgr.a IIII.I§i Of'! , I"d bet we E' 1'"1 it s E' I r iIIl"d Or mOlf'l' limltE'd '5e'f'I~E''§., ISIIE'" l"I!!:5.Cl.II!'.

ilS iI total -- 1J.iI:5.1..

re, or omJ'l ale iIIl"d

Nt:.I~O, T1'I .,i.;d Of

~ Iti E EVE N tSOI'"l'§., W(lt( ~OT '1'(1 BOItN RO ALO~E A'; FA Iti E R -MOHI(1t., A BI'IAVAT, N [a 1_

t. thI!' "Plilslic (SSI!'IlC SVilb'liI t ts, so to :s..aV. IIle 8ud ttlf'ldtJ lIo~OI)I'v!.t MlIIillptillkrili.

would b to Akiisil. thI!' latter bl!! IIlI!! inr

m'f.5.tics ill;Ii!' made or il thI!' S nym of "be

NillSillr" ill tlJ'lE' Lu'I.8-~11tJ or 0'11"1 J fiIIllE'd bY I E' '§.OIid 1M IJ'lE' orislf'lill wOtd of 'I' substa I!! to it.!il!!lf.· also nplili .aclioo..· "1Il1!! rulUrl!! whim h.a

SWbl'lili t, I'§. ("ompo~E'd of two

, "~E'lr';

tsrrn ~ IIlI!! l.. i:s. lIlill

tJu~"J iII~ M'!r.Ile-

iIIl'"lmlf'ld, BI'OIl'ImOl,

thI!' mill


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tief'lC'e [)(" IIlI!! "in 'tile TI1i~ IdE'

bstarce iI

teet w~ il artalns il'§. t.··1

E' ptOIQ8Ue se 10 '§.iI,!(, 0 OIl. IIlI1!' uni or 'tile ' " liss slill COIlC1!!.all!'d d not vet p nl!!lriIl.e'd "i lei 'tile [)j~jl1ll!' Bosom ." iIIl"d rorrn~ I:'IE' Ot'iBi'" iIIll tbe iIIlie,gorlE''§. oil bOllI te 'l,rirBif'l~,

zm n FDlJ'Dllm Boou I

Thill' m 0iK:tr • Vr:!1. 1 '"

lA';' vie ATIO~ or HI SEVE NT tt ( MOTtI(

[a I 1!!:5A!'l!!m~ thI!' i dil.risibll!!. dl.n "Of'! 1f'l10 un'il d.!lriilll.; I. 0

An

tbl

w iI3. pE'ri -~ f':IIp.;f'I~1 I rgl!!mml-IIlI!! Lotus ill fU~t1'§.UfJ.

rY'IO"~

fact, in thi

n

pari man own I.CI m • from gi r-.

In n FDlJ'Dllm Boo

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All this.. l.e'.ad1e5. 'tile hi dan cil!'ncl!!. i:s. but 'tile U'IE' elern.;1 idNI pro IYV i", Vi¥il"le TI"O ~iIIlf'I. ~1';f'Idill!: !'IE'ft' 01"11", if'! tbe sense of sl!!eming,i't intl!!rminilbl • b slill limil.e'd cyril!! foc wIlill i:s. 'tile real I!! lE'ri meaning (]r Mil

rnesns, E'~mE'rlfiIIlly,· E'IW IWO MiIIl1tJ~."

"D.;y or BtiIII'wniI," ~Uf y-' OOIl!.i§.Uf'18 or ],

"Gre.at Ages.." M.ahil't t us now .an.aI'tsl!!

iIIl"Id trer OirDOf'!illriE' U'I ill 1 U'IE' WTfI

U'IIf'lir'j ~C'e -"tne u'Il IO~ mill"': 81..11, esote morpbized pillrOO (]r s:sop cial eye I I!! ((]r RIltIl ''Thoughl Divinl!!· [as I!! ermeuc ·ptmilnd

tJei~ U'IE' ~pE'c1i111 800. J'lE' .;tOt iIIl"Id f.;'§I'Ilo

re~petljve tYflE' of 1f'18

ChD'liIn:5.'l erTilnds • an tau I!!S lhl!! ideal prot -- viz '. 10 CfCM 8r;;UJI.JiI y. 0 ill dE'wel"ldl~ ~c-.;I •

10 IJ'lE' IOWE'~1 pI'IE'1"IO f'IOf'! to bloom fllf'lillll'"

ilCRll!' (]rillusi(]n., or lh gr t matter.

z. Iti E VI8RATIO~ os. E E AW~G, TOUOi I

1"Ie01.I§I"" HI( WtiOl.E ~I\I' It';E, A~D HI( G( Ttl E DARt::N(~ TIiA T REA Ii(~ (mlJV'l!!:s.1 OVE (ill·

(ill Thl!! Pyth.agore.an "gl!!rm." The idea of of lirE', II wl'lim i~ orl enapter of Gel"le'§i~.

W.atl!!r:s.l. wilD i:s. lhl!! ooi cation of lhl!! I!!I.e'

P.al"ilbriltml (]r lhl!! £iI tern cculmt.!i. The

prlf'lc1p1e 1"1 ~","ooli§. - - .; e tbe V\ilf~m (to

latent 'Spirit and M.a ter. instructor le'l..I:iptJl..IS... lh.at V\ilf~m, i", tbe seos of V\ilf~m" iIIc-rordif'J8 to

In .all c.osmogooil!!:s. " soeree of mililerl.;1 LIldentood by w.atl!!r

thus giving iI specific iI to .a tsrrn I..IS.iI!'d

wI'Ilm i§. I.ISed 1"1 CO~m Of'! wl"ttI.; mE'toiIpl'v!rsi I tnou,e:i'"I .;11 tlvee

rompositicn.

-.~ob.DI1

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1. II ]]" DAR !chESS" RA HI( ATE It'S,. INTO HI(

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I!!d; so till!! oon-e u I"d iIIl1E' E' 88. C"Of'II i ise iIIl"d pm ef'I cy" .a hs rtion, .a symbclic.a ide,; of Irrflf'lllY oil'§. iIII" e It: O'§. emE'r.e:l~ fro

pericdkal gl!!r it~elr. wI'IE'I" I Uf'livE'r'§.E'. T1'I

·w SI!! centre i:s. el;ll!' eme 1f'l10 U'IE' fOfnpou

acrocosmic prot The ille Creill.clr (LIlde imm flllilile tOOl frufli sel ees, can filill 10 see il fru rll!'d -- V'l!!t leD. im

e 1 I n DIJ'DIIm Boou

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hum har is to Mind (pE'mii wrltE'r

"The srn 111!!:s.t as IIlI!!

from l!!iI other by

iIIl"d .1t.,1 1JtE'~ • .;1 be rillC1 pro '" to our

singll!! N iIItKtr.lfli

10 ~Ut iII~Utt'mef'l

lIlill Dei ? And

i:s.tl!!rKl!! (]r IIll!!m .al_ . u bYtne tbe n1'I'~1

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iant ess rlCl!! clJdll!!d iI !"Omic- I polrrt or vle rtd 4tuf • Of ptimOtdiill

CillYl

hrnana' i:s. stated

fllll''§.t illSE' E'd.; rer

cnh r (]r thi!' Gcd:s." in l f m which all prDCl!! 1m mOlY be ptOf'I fter U'IE' lE'tler "0.


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Ii. T tt( ROOT OF "IFE tAmrltili lAND Iti E OC.E N MOllO _ Dtr.Rt::ME ss 'It MI~

I!!~Cil!' or d ilptJn:J ate .a I 1!!,8 orin I PtiIII.; YiII. Of tbe • if' rrn m~d'§..


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IIlI!! latter could nl!!1ill!'r mil - I!!sl i~lf. 00 evm 'is pure '§pi"'I, OiIIrlG:'JE',", i", ts '01 "C-OII, met pI'I~- 0II1JtE' I 1.8 I'rt; wI'IllE' tbe liII!! r If'! iIIll lts 1f'1.8

dogrnatir craft in IIlI!! deplils or Cham. w.a:s. cal r man- \r;mtill"'C- DiIIWf'I. ti E'(;iItJ~E' be i~ I'IIVlE'r OIf'!d 01 rna, ('5I!!1!! BoDIe 11.1

, CDITI!!SiJ'CInds to IIlI!! RaV dr

t cosmic- depu'l~, rrom ar, (1Il1!! "I1II!'W LIfE "[, to

i s, tie is .thi!' InooriJ'CIre.a1 an

l"IeioltOt of Lisl'rt iIIl"Id Ute, 10 I.M iIIZlf'1.8 Drillto'" or Wi'§dom;' bet r:s. called IIlI!! Lr,,&m. IIlI!! VI!! b

e zm n FDlJ'Dllm Boou I

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tJ~E' i", ESOIetif pI'Il t I!! of ..., i VE"I"!i ill If I'IE' ';E'VE'''' cre;Uve

11'11'50 first milll"lirE'~ tilllio"'J tJeina 0II!'.a (] tXlD. "the '50 n (] r 'tile TI"f' '5E'Phl'OII'II, iIIl"Id Is I 1'1 I.1§. tbe II'IE' IIVlI of OE'OIOI'Q) will !"level

tbe SiIIl"I'§.Ir;rit AV\ilIOIdtE'~~illrill, TE'U"iII8io1mmOltOl"l OIf'ld iIIll tbe lIlill he is. .anlllmP'Cmorphized tJl"IdE'r I1i§. rE'm.;IE' OIWE'rt, be E' II [)ivl!"le VOlfE',,"~ T1'IE' 100Uet Is in CIlin.a. where both deities i- Yin and iw.an-yin_1

I!!. (chod_ "tlis nama is Echod·:

Ifl"l of tbe two i~ det1ved rrom

double IIlI!! Pilgil prlmlliv illwil'f.5.:s. IIlI!!:s.erp

linaul~ UC-OII I mE' ';iIIl"I'§.Ir;J'll f' T1'IE' "ol"Ie-' OIf'ld

iI re I!! qJ r s i (] n:s. u:s.ed by IIlI!! .a n i nt.!i in c DIl nee li DIl wi III thE'i r

C1i_ Jeh - - I!!s(]I.e'riCilIIy (iiS EI -- i:s. also 'tile ~I!!rpl!!nl [)(" Dragon

d r-e. iIIl"Id 1~0f'I" i~ OIf'I 01 1"1 rOt "Mlr.IIl l.iVJI" ( primOtdiilll

, wI'Ilfl"l i~ I~dom or 0'1 ill os , II pl1iIosopl'l"" refOVlI.lina f'lE'ill'lE'r

P'C WE'I'". but :s. til fling fro m thI!! d be III III ro ugh 'tile coo r:s.e (] r I~ imo form, 1'IE'1"IfE' befornlna nt CIlrisliiln fathers to dl!!gr'"ilde em bll!! m (Ill I!! Dr"iIg DIll i nt D thI!! It rtOm II'IE' liIIlet 10t0.ilsu101f'1~, I'IE' word (~I I 1'1 I.1§. DE'C-OIme D'" 01 s. [hbll!!. DiilWlI(]. Tl!!ufl!!ll. But

irnination in IIll!!i ... symbel:s.. The Iworn iIIl"Id PE'rfE'c-Uo"'J iIIl"Id I'JiIId illilV_ Hl!!ncl!! - - Hl!!rInl!!s. Cililing

es... inili.atl!!d in 'tile wisd(]m of rpef'll wittI II'IE' ~E''VE'f'I vowels . E'ioIt"Cf'Iles of tbe ';E'ptE'I"IOI"'" or '5e:s.h iI (] r An iI nt iI •• 'tile I nfi ni le •• n IIlI!! primDl"diill w.atl!!rs is lIli:s. II'IE' !CIOO iIIl"Id tbe bOld ';E'rpef'll I!! r(]rInl!!r. 'tile am bodimml of latta .... (~il 00 IIlI!! ~nl!! ci or Wiworn, OIf'I(J 11'11'50 rormE'd SOI'!r.I. "I", II'IE' DE'81f'll"lina. DE'rOte DV'I!! din IIlI!! i nfi ni II.Jd I!!:s. ill DIll!!·

.atDl"S_ HI!! i:s.hnu. wh t.I"f'y 01 II I Light of

• also, IIlI!! tlindu Sl!!

Ii I"S l ViI h.a n [)(" VII!' de ill dlfferef'lC"e be

E'OImlf'l8; II ye wi~E' 01'50 serpem ..

.a m I!! F illIll!! - other, 'tile Ii II!I)'

e In n FDlJ'Dllm Boou I II

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of ';iIIl'I)illioIJni, T1'IE' All , r-. QuI!!E'Il;.an ."tIle M(] I!! """'peod (iIIl"d tbe Uf'II'VE'~E' .; se "'U'IE'd likE' ill

as WI!!II s the E.artll o iII~~~ I"e'W 0f'IE'~ u 1'11) OE' U f.1I

r union

.and is. i idl WilS fi t produced

s '5oiIid 10 E' U'IE' ~E'rol"d

Ie ill 1"1'1 E'd .;I'wnlf'l. 1"01 ill

t::Lmii in 'u'isllnu

'5I.Ji)E'r A.m.;1 (i.e" !G'itI, E' tJl"dlffE'... .al Milltl!!r _ It is also Cillll!!d Ihi!'


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Ad.;m, ,

eth , se ~terlif"§., 11'§. ninth d [)(" r being. i:s. ~0I)1'v!.t II -re

hl!!.aVl!!n and dl!!:5.Cl!!nds il,8i1in from Ih I!! S Ir1::Irlg r [)fi II!' (] r I!! VI!! ry f [)fi II!'. r [)(" it t s i 0 every '§()Iid, Tl'II.I§. w';'§. tbe wortd rOt

l 00 ill(]l1I!!. Ihl!! roondl!!r of thI!! '5I.oics il'§. ptimillry ~ub~I';f'lC"e i~ trarstcrme en 1 !'"It 0 wOlter, etc, i'lerillcteltl.l§. or Ep Ih


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(ItM, A~D WJoI ERE Hill T BoURNS IN Ttly ( WloUTE 81t1l.LIANT

pil. contains in .a :s.i ~. It irOC"OItE'~ the are or fOl' weOlt r -

lIlill appeal to IIll!!s :511!' tbe "OIf'6C"E'f'ldef'll t'I'

(]ften

ill.I!ill!' il is CDIlCII!'.a11!! ·CilIIy "hamsa' is j "Iillm ~"tl'" Ef'I.8l1 tl~J I" -- ';OI'Iillm tJei

It i:s. to

o lBIB DIJ'DIIm Boow..:. -.~ob.DI1

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12

• f Orm5. 'tile At ill 1"1 oiIf'ld Ani,

ilrying ldea of IIlI!! ft N:. tbe f'lilimE'

-:( and Fi • IIlI!! Mille num b No of uiese II" tbe ke", rs, wIlich s a rmm or

It I'§.

men.and .aflinity." be ,e;VE'I"

as being episodes E' f'lilimE' of

ita mistake, moille tioilf'l~iII-\I'iII vidE' "U'IE' ttlf'ldu


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that is d OIb~UillC"t d OIf'ld il I'§. '§.

E'lye Ierlf Bl(m. E,§()u~"ifilill", ill ribed Ihi!' OrimLali:s.t.!i. narnel ·w If'I f'I Will", milli.lfle"'~E'd b", I milllf'l 0Iif'lE'd IMI be at It i'§. f.1I1

m'f,5.tic

1!!1liI!'1riI1i'l!: into IIlI!! Mu tioo as f!:riItmii or Prilj.a f'ld'§.. tie i'§. P~iII t~ "'I, .afl.e'l" Sl!!j1.iIl"illing him:s.el -'ltirilj (1Il1!! male ~ that

~I uiese -- "Usl'rt. "nillme," "tim: "COld," or lirl!!· .ar!!! all, on I.I" ~nl!!. IIlI!! pn::I&eny: 0 clJIl'1!'l.alioo of ( ECTRICffY. MightV won::! iI Bf'f'IE'tiuor r ill 1"0 E'~~ ~iIIC1'E'd pr~E'f'I"'j of fl -- J'lE' dE'mo~rj lis -- tbe esseree or OUt di .I"e OIf'I("


I I II I I

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c.osmic il!'Wlluti its first forma beti!ll.M t:.o~m TI"f' 'IIiI'§. I pt1 m begilYling oor ~ih'~ U'IE' COm U'IE' l'eilllm'§. or I E' m

ON li E' iIIl U'IE'

BE'illS, ';f'Id A.m.;1 Flu d, U'IE' IL.. GOOD and (viL __

lIlill actuates matt r ilfl.er plilllll!' by Cmmic hI!! w.;'§. rot, befOtE' tNt '5piI (' E' J .. w:I'Il Cf'I I'IiII s

i:so of its own special

r I.;U'VE' QtJiIIlilie~ iIIl"d .;i", to

rrom tbe millrWfE'm~' tiylE',

ilw.alcl!!nl!!d 001"

U'IiIIl iIIl f1~1 U'I (U'IE' MmJ'lE",. wi. t, 11. 1461_ I"e\I'et - m.; "II fe ~.. .; I'§. blJt "ill ('001 It di.;f'1 and .a:SOPI!!Lt_· ( an s

bil!'coml!! '5I!!VI!!n., --

U~lel'l'l Offllui '§. ('.; IMI dE'Velop I.; [)(" so wb-etl!! CIl Dilil n:s... .a I"I!!

1Jl. f tIITti E R-M (Purush,a I. Ttl E (PtilikriliJ [I'; ( OUT or TtiE

I!! • S IIlI!! WI!!' b fro m thI!! :sop i I!! r, as E' J if BI'OIl'Im.; IJ'lE' "crE'iII or-" is,

r E'Jt)iIIl"d. BI'OIl'Im.; "E'li f'Id'§."

and becomes

e zm FDlJ'Dllm Boou

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h.a:s. been bl!!ilLJt.ifull't I!! rlf'18 100m or TIme I ply. Goo tbe Sillrmerrt U'IOU

Greilll

ildmissioo. FDI" as

• Si06-SiOSlJ II b", 1O'§i~ 1'1 ce rrt.roI f I j Of'! if'JI cee d '§.

-.~ob.DI1

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fOlder I'§. VE'iUer, led :s. lost by I"iI iloon.. and to 'ttl.; deere ~E' or volumE' iIIrtE'~ttfe on (from

10f'I8 d i§. ptlI: E' '§.. ssurna tIlill 'tile dE" .; CO'I~ tarn Cf'I E' II,. CO rrtr'iIf.-

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proVE'd, - bY '§.tJlIe~1 Iy ill 'f'P slon iIImona I isl.ancei"'"" But evm tIli

"'§.OmetMina bE'~1 mOlE'rule'§.. wI'Ilf wil iii!! fDUld i 1..IS.1!!1e:s.:s. tleill," E NC.E. wI'IlCf'I p

s l'IE'iIIl." "M.;yil f'I V\iI'ie~ illfoornlf'1.8 to oocile.a hle, LIlIe:s. tIli:s. e afl",to

'Ndlf'1.8 or tMi Stilll"l1'; ~~W'§. il. ~c1E'mlflic- 1M evef'l mooE'1'I'I sel

MS. EACti (or ISTE NT WRO'"' ( PI'i ~~

them: hI!! scatter e '§ofililtE'rlna matte imo

t tbe ldeas If'Id iIIrE' Impre~~E'd

be SiIIll:'IE'red rr

irnes ilptJlil!!d to it; bl1 to till!! rom added others, incl - eree 1'\iI'§. fome t

c rebrillioo iI brilin-ilctivity iI illl.e'ndl!!d by I!! I

r details as to fooill· ~I!! Sl.am V . and c.ommml:s..·1

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