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EASY R.
EADING SERIES

THE CO'NSCIOUSNESS OFTHEAT'OM

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ALIC:E ANN BAILEY

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THE CONSCIOUSNESS OF HE ATOM

by

ALICE AI BAILEY

A series of lectures delivered in Ne York City

Winter of 1921-22.

Author of

"Letters on Occult Meditation" "Initiation, Human and Solar"

First Edition

Lucifer Publishing Co. 135 Broadway, New York City.

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PUBLISHER'S PRE ACE

About the Book

"This book was [ .. ] delivered as a series of weekly lectures in 1921 and 1922, and published later in 19 2. Bailey, even at this point in her career, shows a mature grasp f esoteric issues, and deftly brings in scientific concepts such a radioactivity and the fourth dimension. Unlike some other aut ors of this genre, she invokes leading-edge science when it oves the argument ahead, not to impress the reader with he erudition, orto baffle the audience with irrelevant facts.

She sees the universe as alive at all seal s of existence. While the comparison of an atom to a solar s stem no longer holds true, her vision of how consciousness evo es even in the microscale and macro-scale, and how that is mirrored in the tripartate human being, is a lucid exp nation of an occult world-view expressed by many other th in

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About the Author

"Alice Ann Bailey (June 16, 1880 - Oece ber 15, 1949), known as Alice A. Bailey or AAB, was born as Alic laTrobe Bateman, in Manchester, England--at 7:32 AM G I according to Dane Rudhyar. She moved to the United Stat s in 1907, where she spent most of her life as a writer and t acher. She wrote on spiritual, occult, astrological, Theosophi I, Christian and other religious themes.




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Her works, written between 1919 and 1949, describe a wi eranging system of esoteric thought covering such topics as ow spirituality relates to the solar system, meditation, heal ng, spiritual psychology, the destiny of nations, and prescripti ns for society in general. She described the majority of her wor as having been telepathically dictated to her by a "Master of he Wisdom," initially referred to only as "the Tibetan," or by he initials "O.K.," later identified as "Ojwhal Khul."

Her writings were influenced by the works of Madame Blavatsky. Though Bailey's writings differ from Theosophy, t ey also have much in common with it. She wrote about religi us themes, including Christianity, though her writings re fundamentally different from many aspects of Christianity nd of other orthodox religions. Her vision of a unified soc ety includes a global "spirit of religion" different from traditi nal religious forms and including the concept of the Age of Aquarius.

Controversy has arisen around some of Bailey's statements on nationalism, American isolationism, Soviet totalitariani m, Fascism, Zionism, Nazism, race relations, people of Afri an descent, the Jewish people, and the religions of Judaism nd Christianity. Yonassan Gershom and others have described er writings as racist and antisemitic.

According to Robert S. Ellwood, her philosophy and her writi gs are still applied by the groups and organizations she founded, such as the Arcane School, the New Group of World Serv rs, and the Full Moon Meditation Groups that follow her te chings."

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CONTENTS

PUBLISHER'S PREFACE Vll

FOREWORD 1

THE FIELD OF EVOLUTION 3

THE EVOLUTION OF SUBSTANCE 16

THE EVOLUTION OF FORM, OR GROU EVOLUTION 31

THE EVOLUTION OF MAN, THE THINK R 46

THE EVOLUTION OF CONSCIOUSNESS 59

THE GOALOF EVOLUTION 73

COSMIC EVOLUTION 90







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FOREWORD

HE lectures here presented were delivered in New York during the past winter. The purpose of this series was to present to their auditors the testimony of science as to relation of matter and of consciousness; to enable the earers to observe the identical manifestation ofthese relations nd of certain basic laws in successively higher states of being, nd thus to bring to them a realization of the universality of the volutionary process and its actuality; and to deal somewhat ith the nature of the expanded states of consciousness and he enlarged life toward which all mankind is traveling. They hus were intended to serve as an introduction to the more etailed study and application of the laws of life and human nfoldment generally included in the term of "occultism."

I will be observed that there is in this series a considerable

mount of repetition, as each lecture briefly reviews the atters covered in the preceding addresses. As newcomers ere present at each lecture in the series, it was found ecessary on each occasion to present a bird's eye view of the round covered and the reasons for the position then taken. A

urther advantage was found in the fixing in the minds of the earers of certain of these basic concepts which were new to any of them, and which helped to enable them to grasp and

o receive readily the further expansion of the theme. In

resenting the lectures in book form it has been deemed dvisable to retain the complete text of the lectures as given. hose who are already students of the esoteric wisdom will be ble to follow the line of the argument of the lectures without ifficulty. For those however, who for the first time approach




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the considerati n of the matters here discussed, the occasional repetition of t e fundamental points may help to a ready apprehension, and it is for this class of readers that the book is primarily intend d.

ALICE A. BAILEY

September, 1922.




THE FIELD F EVOLUTION

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THERE has probably ne er been a period in the history of thought entirely re embling the present. Thinkers everywhere are consc ous of two things, first, that the region of mystery has never efore been so clearly defined, and secondly, that that region ca be entered more easily than has hitherto been the case; it ma ,therefore, perhaps be ind uced to render up some of its secr ts if investigators of all schools pursue their search with d termination. The problems with which we are faced, as we udy the known facts of life and existence, are susceptible of learer definition than heretofore, and though we do not know the answer to our questions, though we have not as y discovered the solution to our problems, though no panace lies ready to our hand whereby we can remedy the world's lis, yet the very fact that we can define them, that we can poi t in the direction in which mystery lies, and that the light of scie ce, of religion, and of philosophy, has been shed upon vast tra ts which were earlier considered lands of darkness, is a guara tee of success in the future. We know so much more than wa the case five hundred years ago, except in a few circles of ise men and mystics; we have discovered so many laws 0 nature, even though as yet we cannot apply them, and the nowledge of "things as they are" (and I choose these words ve deliberately) has made immense strides.

Nevertheless, the mystery la d still remains to be opened up, and our problems are still n merous. There is the problem of our own particular life, wh tever that may be; there is the problem of that which is la gely termed the "Not-Self", and




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which concerns our physical body, our environme t, our circumstances, and our life conditions; if we are of an int os pective turn of mind, there is the problem of our particula set of emotions, and of the thoughts, desires, and instincts b which we control action. Group problems are many; why shoul there be suffering, starvation, and pain? Why should the wo Id as a whole be in the thrall of the direst poverty, of sick ess, of discomfort? What is the purpose underlying all that e see around us, and what will be the outcome of world affairs, viewing them as a whole? What is the destiny of the human race, what is its origin, and what is the key to its resent condition? Is there more than this one life, and is t e sole interest to be found in that which is apparent and m terial? Such queries pass through all our minds at various tim s, and have passed through the minds of thinkers right down hrough the centuries.

There have been many attempts to reply to these qu stions, and as we study them, we find that the answers given II into three main groups, and that three principal solutions a e held out for the conside ration of me n. These th ree solutions a e:-

First, Realism. Another name for this school is that of ism. It teaches that "the presentation which we ave in consciousness of an external world is true"; that things a e what they seem; that matter and force, as we know them, re the only reality, and that it is not possible for man to get bey nd the tangible. He should be satisfied with facts as he knows t em, or as science tells him they are. This is a perfectly Ie itimate method of solution, but for some of us it fails in that it d es not go far enough. In refusing to concern itself with anythin except that which can be proven and demonstrated it stops hart at the very point where the enquirer says, "that is so, but hy?11 It leaves out of its calculation much that is known and rea ised as truth by the average man, even though he may be un ble to




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explain why he knows it to be true. Men everywhere are recognising the accuracy of the facts of the realistic school, and of material science, yet at the me time they feel innately that there is, underlying the prove objective manifestation, some vitalising force, and some coh rent purpose which cannot be accounted for in terms of matt r alone.

Secondly, there is the point of iew which we can best, perhaps, call supernaturalism. Man be omes conscious that perhaps, after all, things are not exactly what they seen to be, and that there remains much which is nexplicable; he awakens to the realisation that he himself is not simply an accumulation of physical atoms, a material som hing, and a tangible body, but that latent within him is a cons iousness, a power, and a psychic nature which link him to all other members of the human family, and to a power outside himself which he must perforce explain. This it is which has led, for instance, to the evolution of the Christian and Jewish poi of view, which posits a God outside the solar system, W 0 created it, but was Himself extraneous to it. These system of thought teach that the world has been evolved by a Power r Being Who has built the solar system, and Who guides the orlds aright, keeping our little human life in the hollow of His hand, and "sweetly ordering" all things according to some hi den purpose which it is not possible for us, with our finit minds, to glimpse, still less to understand. This is the religiou and supernatural point of view, and is based on the growing se consciousness of the individual, and in a recognition of his own ivinity. like the point of view of the realistic school, it embodie only a partial truth, and needs to be complemented.

The third line of thought we mi ht call the Idealistic. It posits an evolutionary process within all anifestation, and identifies life with the cosmic process. It is t e exact opposite of materialism,



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and brin,gs into thi!!! t nrou,gtl, a d by consciousn body.

rnatu ral deity, pred ated by ttl e f ;jJ ,great Ent ity 0 Lit!!!, Who i an s of, the u nive rs

poi nts -t ne fm nk tv materialistit, '5U pemat u t an d hI! id@al istic-vcu h v@ tI1 I! thr@e

of tho LIg ht which ave been put forwa as e ilCp!an

ccsm le pro ss: a II of them are pa r1ia I uths, yet no

is com plet witho ttl e ethers, a II (I the m, wf1 e

alone, laa d into ys a nd into da rk n S,.a nd i@.av@

myrte ry ill 1.1 ns Iv~d. When o;ynt -sised, wh e together nd bl d ed, and wnen n ifl ed, t ney pem aps, (I offer tn s si mplv a'S (I 'Sugge io nl just as m @volutiona truth '5. it is possi bla for .at th P::! pres; nt rug of e'VCIlut ion.

We are d li"C wi h fa rge problems, witl1 ., igh a d lofty hi ng.s; 'W@ :a rE tras are the co_gn is; d dema in of m endeavou r ng to '" up j n a few brief

of t ne wo are e body ing; we (I re t

im p0'5'5i bla All tha we can do is to ta k up briefly an c rs rily

firrt one 0; pe ct the truth an d th n a r.othe r.

PO"'''' Ibly ac mp Ii is a n outline of t he bas lc line", of

a study of the ir ationshi p to eaeh

con sciou s entiti!!!'S .a nd then :a n @n

-synthe-s;ise we ca n kn ow LI nti I

come", clearer.

We halll! t ber in con nettie n - h @v@ry st t ruth that .3(; h is a de fro m a p.a rtic ul point of vie have funtl r devel ped our me ntal pro es, and u re able to th i k i" a b raet terms as well s i" concrete. rt: ill ot

r t neo question, Wtlat is trut n? trut kin CII pe rh!!ctly u nbta ssad erlae n ttl a" cths rs, a nd 'Some d f'Ffuri n.c aspects, Ot ha rs are

and interpretation is the on tv den somewhat 0 ur poi nt of rea Ii sanen that the rna n w no c .a spert, an d w no 00 nfin@s 1'1 ife5tations which are purely

as muc C~ pi d with the study of the divl ne

tv relig- us broth r whc only een ce rns him self ual side: a d tha the ph ilosop ha r is, m!! r .a II,

p has isin every nece s:s:ary a speet of the

ic h lln ks h r aspect an d t he s pirltua t and

hole, Pem aps by the union of @'5. of S[ in!!. rE!'1 ion,.a nd ph llosophv, we I"I\iI y knowled e the truth as it is. rememberi ng .at that "'tr th lies; hi., 01,1 rselves. ~ No one rna n' s tl ofe exprns.sion, and the '50 Ie us to build constru t:tiv@1y fo r atter,

atom. an

h upon uticn of fifty yea was reg rded as ., ad upon uticn of

rs eve" ing, to lay t ne grou nd· to uch upon t ha main lines of appa rent is; neeessarl Iy that .wbstaflCe. with ttl e ~udV of it matter. N e>Ct wee k we will

y, 0 r !! lectrk. force. From the I ~d very natu ra Ily to the of atoms. a nd the re will ttl en

rial, -form exiitin,g i n subtle r '5U bsta nca ught. a nd he racia I forms. and the 10 this dual u dy, one of the aspects of de' shcu kI yo~ choose- to use th P::! te rm "del •

a festat lens natu re, 'Sh eu lei you prefer th t le

cons id ~ ratio n of the ~loJolut on r of min d wh lch is working ut

e see a reune U'S, Tnis will a I

u r of tn@ idea i 5 nat a pparsnt 0 U •

a loJision, e may have a high mom nt

hen v..re Mact t he reality on every '5 - e.

'Sibil ity the ideal mate ria lising, r th

nsh ip b n the form an d th.at wh ich iii'S

om adju'§;t ent, Th e r~cogn ition of t he fa cr will in evita IV lead U~ to t he ccntem plat on f co nseje usn SiS i I'll its ma.,v 10 rms, ra ng ing II th typf!s of co '5C iousnsss wh i ch we: eonsid the hu mal'! up to what m t1'f be logically

not be em on..,.trated, to be '5U per estien wh leh will face us ors? Is th@re, be" ind tha obj~'''''''' animating int~1I ige-nc~, .3 n evcl Lltio n the ~ l" fae Ity. to the Ego in ma n? I~ t h re i II th at we sea rou nd US, the worki"g out f th

pu rp nsc OIJS Being? If there is; such

i1 8ei and sue h CI fu nd am nca, we shou Id be able

to ss some what His inteU" ities. a nd to watch His

pia ns rking towa rds fru it. if we ca nnot provt! that

God .. a nd 1: hat t he De ity e y be pos$ible to ~ay r .at

least, hat th e ny pot hes I", th '" is. a reasons ble one, a

ratio n I sugge stio" rand a p s utio n of a II the ~ ries

we Sf! a rou nd U5, EiI ut to do t ha to b@ demonstrated that

th e re san intellig~ nt purpo rki g th rough to rms of every

kind, h rough race", and nat "5 ant hrou.g h a II that we see

rna nif sting in modern civil" t 0 ~ th steps that that pu rpose

h as t.a n, a nd t n@ Grad ual g h t n@ pia n, will h.av@ to be:

d emo strated, a nd from th ~ 0 rat ion we sh all perh aps:

be ab to "'00 what lies a hea f t he coming stage s,

fo r .a mi nute consid r 'W@ l1l@a n bv tha word s

"evol lena ry precess". They ntty being used, a nd the

avera e rna n we II knows. tha ~le'l,lCl!~t Ion ~ sugge sts an

u n10 I ing from witni n outwa e unroll in g from a n in ne r

oant r but 'W@ naad to defi @ id a more cle!:i1 rly, a nd t hu s

get a etter con cept, On ~ 0 defi mtlons wh ich I have

come c:rO'S.'5 is that wh lch de n eve unon as lithe unfolding of a con in ua IIv i ncreasing spo"d I I He-re we nave a d !!!fin , ion th at is wry ill .... m i a i g.a w@ ron side r tn@ matte r

aspe of ma n ifertatiorJ. It in s t co nee ptien of vi b I'3tion,

and response to vibration a t h ugt1 we may in time have

to d - d em loy some sue" expression

il hol '5 good, and the r@5pcnSf! n m re accurately tc be seen, '5 ess niSi same defin Ition Is of i a a grad ua lIy increasi"g r s on @ of tha '5U bjsct iVf! life: to s eve tua IIV on and up to the - h will be the synt hesls of a II the

real

rE i31r ion, of ttl!! d@v@1c pi

it§; en 'ron me nt, a nd it lea d ideal f a un ified E}cistence w

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to a co"ceptio I'll of a cent ral Life. or s tog~ttu~·r ;jJ II the !!volviog units, wh har a e r, suet, as the atom of t ne che mist and its of conse lousness, su c h as hu m.a 0 ba ogs. he process which unfolds the life wit hi a II g rge wh I cI'I e\lentua ltv merge"" all u n it an d

h ve that su m teta I of rna nifestation h leh , or GOod, .a nd wh ich is the ~~;ilt~ .a II i usness, Th is is; th e God to Whom the e I'll he -s.ays. "I I'll Him we live, a nd move, and is the force, or energy, wh teh the "SiC i

~ he un ivE.-sa I mi nd, or the Ove rsou I (] the oS in, is the intelli,ge nt Will wi'! ich co rok. 51 ructs, develc ps, a I'IId bli n.g5 a II t a I'll is is tnat Pe rfeaion wh i d1 is i nh ere t in h I! ten d@ncy wh ich is latant in the ato t ' , This; interpretation of the evolut"

o u pon it as the result of a n outs Id e "d wisdom upon a wa iti ng world. hi ch i'50 lata nt with in ttl itt world it!i@If, he rt of the ate m of che mirtry, with i e I wit hin ttl e plan et, a nd wit hin the olar m t" i"8 wh i ch d rives aU on tewa rd t ne oa t ic is Grad uallv bringing (] rder out ot C aos: c t of tempora rv i m pe rfecticn: good 0 t of u of da rkness and d isaste r t nat whit we og is.e as baa IItrFul, right.. an tI true I It a II @ and concelvsd of in ou r nigh ast an d best

b ., defi "ed a 5 "cyclic development". and s @ to a thought which I am Vf!ry.an ious ro gh Iv grasp, Nat ure repeats ccntin u LJ!;1y ends nave been rea ch ed, ce rts i I'll con rete

ught a bout, a.,d eerea in responses de

plir.h mel'lt 11 t Exi5teoc C.iI 0 ba de:

is is ami d is that

We n that evolution. hettie r it i of matter,

f consclousness, or f spl rit. co s,j'StS- in an e r to respond to i brancn, t t it prog nt d! ang!!r by tha pr ctlca of oil 5 lective pc Ii th e u e of ~ dio;cri mi tlati'Ve fac Ity, .3 nd b the met he P5Vch c evel p ment or repetition. he ~age~ hicn d Irting I 1'1

IJl'lld in atom e, orthe p nt through e of othe .

We

as (] rd@ d c nange: ion. It demonst rate in th P::! cea less activit atom, th e inte racti n bet~e I'll grou ps, and ens forte er type of nergy upe an otl'1 er,

e if I can make my meanln de r. largely that wnicn con ce r s th m s ponds to the c hildtl ood p riod n t ls the ti me of rea hsm, of i ctio n a bOIle a II else, or p u

t produces th e mate ria list

to 5~ Ifis hn !!5S. It i n'ltollies nlirely self-contalned, and as h 'IJ I n .a seps rate life apart from rei at ns i p to at he 1"5- Such a stag d ees of the world, in small d ~veloped, 11'1 ~y a re n ene ie", re concerned with the Ir witt1 the obj ectfve an d with ttl at char t:.'t@ 's@d by .a n!!Cf!55,uy and p m n essa rv rtage in the develo the ce,

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is i rnage, or reflection, es in more scienl ific: te r els of tho ug nt ea rlie r refe

e of grou p cohere ncy.

e of unifi@d or synth@"tic @

human being an is conee rne

t @xpress t has them with til

~ge of atom" ri al side of lite lif@ of.a man 0 itv, of eeve 10 p dn e'S.'5 .a nd se

view. a"d lead ion of the .ato the h LI man unl it",. an d with n ee n in the littl

ey are oce upie "8 ible~ they a

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Out ttl is selfist1 atomic

.emu p cohere Dey. Ttl is in lves the spec u "til you hi;llffl some h i"g eeh its!! If '50 a whole, yet wh ch is ind ivi ua liti~'5 a nd forms. In on nectl eorres nd'S: to hi." awa ke n i rea liSi to his cogn ition of t1 is pia e witl1 in an .a bi ity on his pa rt to re ogn M .a wi'! ~h r that life is; ca lied G ,or w h as the life of the group to with a m great entity of wh ich we a eat h t:t1 I! '5.C 001 of thought W hu; we [.a I

must e succeeded inti me a tru e

we ha e a I ready seen. tt1 e mea n of se-Ifish ne ss, 'Or (wtl!!t er t:t1 @ atom of '5U b

'5tage grows to pe of the many, and has p 00, This stage is 5 ething practl .a Ity link!: about, and is what WI!

u rna

.ad u tt ortage in the of m U lily, an d to

The t n rei '5tage lies a long w rna ny va i., ch imera. But so

if u na ainable: at p resent, -

are cc reet,.a nd ou r feu ndat n IS rig e)(me ceo Not on Iy will th re be t sc~ous ess: not (I nly tne d· not (1 Iv will tha re ba the ident' les, but we s hall h.a grou ,and of a II states of n seleu 5 ess syntn sised into a perfected w hele, T

so I.a r yst@m, you mav call it nanJ Name matte r not. It co r ponds t1 u ma being: it is; ana logou to the

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'Solar atom. I underlyj produce .and tha

supposed to n life work, an .i! Ie .. r-e ut pia n in view, wn

u by the a id of tell igence. I these talks

n to show th.at eth ing Ii Ice t is is goiag

~ . in the plan , n the huma t.amilV. an

that "We ca p e that tt1 e Is an In

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in our ciolJsfy share, n with

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he mate ria listie oil pe rand oct: upied

n be seen. wh~ch k. t ngl ble, an d wh ic h nd lin e is that of up natura ism. wh ich

t so m 1,1 the material -s:ide of t ings a t nat wh ich

n~; it de ls with th ~ life sl e r nd wit th ~ spi rit ing that We.a s .a paINe r e ra ecus t the 'Sola r oman, a d positing that p r as. a 8 at creative ~ ate-s: a d gu ide!i the 0 bje ive u nive rs; a nd yet is

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two I. es (If ttl ought ea n be see u pt'u~ld by kly mat ria listie c:iII:!'Dt- ,ttl I!!! on hodox C of eve fait h,

preach to the probl m, and e

reeegn ises the eria 1 to m,

., d it posits a Con ieusnes (I r I"I'M!.a nos of tI1 at 0 r fo rm, ou ine wh i ch I shall em h.3'Sjos.e nd peaker 1"-' able, er a It to h is own point of eWr a n in set mys H t ha task of working alo g th is t ird

to me l ~nthe lses t e other two • and ds cert in

wh k:h reduce eeh re nt whele wt1 en e l'Eed id1 ndpoin is

ry !! nti re Iv revol on ized he nd su esta flee. If VO will_gCl to ntu • or sea reh the old Ic:tionar , of t e ate m. for in sta n e. you ill d. H d@'finf!d th@ atom oil'§. "a h d, omet hing wh lch w s inca pa Ie censlde red to be t e uhl m te

atom in the u nfve rsa, and Virto "an era "tha founda ton 5- effi d ttl ey had go ne and t ;n m@y had d iscov@re

.and obje-ctivity itse-H. But e

a ctl su brta nees, hae be en d sc of tn situ anen had to be f w.a s onsidered t ha u Iti mat new .ave the defin ilion of Stan a rd Diction ary) tt is:

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ntist of the o Ii:! of tha un - rse": they a Ie as it was p sstbla to gOr

I V back of iii II a nife'5trio n i Lim, .a nd th e othe r radioed, a n eM I rei new aspect eca me a ppa re t tnat what

I all. As you

(I am q uotl g from the-

~ An m is .a centre of fore. r

a cen reo of e-ne-rgy, act ive- th givl n off energy or heat or lord elvi" in 1867 ttl ougnt x ring" r or cant r!! of u nde a nd as ta ng ible su matt r 1'-' n ow de monstrat s of e ne rgy. s urro ... -witt1 I"I\a nv e-I act su bd id.ng t he atom of e bodi s. Tne ele ments darran sment of these neg s, an d th!!y rotate or

i city as ou r pia neta sor SoddV, in one of h s ate atom is to be seen an e ti

It wo lei be- a p pa re nt to ea s nat when th i 5 elelin ibon of

t ke iii om i5. contern plated a st di d an @ntirelv @w co ncept

of 'S bstanee CCI mes be u. Dogmatic a s e rtic ns a re

t he ore out of orde r, for los. I sed that perh ps the ne...-t

rv may reve-a I to us t e that rhe el ron 5 them-

el

recogn ised, with thed it.

P iii e- of @lE!:ctrical hanornena, gh .own lnterna I a ke-u p. and iat n i, Therefore, a atom is (as Id Itimately t ur out to bel a not a pOI rt ic of wh.at W@' Th is Lllti m particle- of co mposed f a pcr;ltive

j st as is the sun by ther negative co usdas, th us

n ce into n LI rc Lis Ie-ss~ r

IIl8 to the umber and

rons a round eir positil.reun d th is ca nt I cha rge- of rotates arou d the sun. ooks, tl as poi ted out that s la r syste rn, th ee ntra I su n u rsu mg t ha ir rbjtal paths

Th (0

his opinio n, as t ruth, and ct (If u nive rsal

ItatOO as resod in terms. of ree or energy, tra {] @ n rgy or .actIVity yo .a re i nvot'li@d in h ich ~ the ca Lis of move ment

rg lse s or aetu ate • This bring", iIJ s logy, beeau se en rgy or force is wtU!f"@ you hall a quality you psych it phenc

when cons id

sta ls an her c in ealing wrt n

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defi" its t1ypot e is; to eut m, we are, in II roba bil" su bsta nee, t h ion of rd colned bV

re you.

a"d we se force i I'll of the

th ere m List e h.at w hie: ene rglses.

of energy and t h origin d1 at force

om is spoken of as p

@n@ ,dlnd the pcw!!r to @ fro m 4) n@ moo

aneth r, One- write r has r6H"'~~ke.d that "a bsolu ~

tl1 rllls th rough every ate he world.· In th 1

wa nt to point out to interv @'w@ r as havi n.c said

1890, nd whieh i~ en La rg Octo r, 1920. In the ea 1"11

amcu t of primitive inte Iii n

in ict1 atoms of t1yd

rsa su bsta noes. ellige nee? Atoms n

in certain 10 orde-r. Fina IIv th te lUge nee of a II t

in

•

OOI'll@ from (1 (

th~ in eNiew~r.

r reater ha n ou rselve • ~ Ed i foG n a I'IIswe red.

Creator. a persona I

p

Ia$t yea r in t e Scie ntific American. of most int re-s-tl"8 su rm ses from il'll8:

m pose of myriads infi., ite-si mal entitie'&r

of I' . j ust as tI1 e atom is composed of

n asse mbli38 rather tha n as a u n it; !! vote or vo c@ of t ha I ifu @ ntities.

rd ing to a p n. jf a part of the Itfu re build exa Iy as before --.--.

Iry of drawin the Ii ne be1W"een the : perha p,,-, t e life entit Ie s e)l.1e nd eh e mica Is -- --.

r; sc that to th i'§; exte nt at I east th ~ hope for k, real tty.

r!!'5ident of thf! II ritis h

there eems to be r appro en to a body waY" a d that to gll!t a LIS. wouki b 110;, may eel uca be before di

i'But. tni ngs be 'SO. 'So re and fa reach ing faeu II!' utter bono '3 uto-dete rm nat

ith a marvel us s

bio to t @ su mit-format @

n' . r, if you p ease 'm i nd':

In the year 1895. Si W II ia m Crookes, one of ou r great s t

s.cll!! nti ts, g~ an int ng I ct ure bef y ot c n@ mi 1::5.

in G re t B rita in. in wi'! de It IN ith th a oil' of the atom to

d1 its own path. ct, nd showed t at

natu ra 'Selection ea n of r e, from t he t n

ultima e atorn u p th ro

t1 er accused of

'The

which We m st

te facto rs in aU pab le of eas i st VI!! min LIte: pOI !i sou I that etJe.ry at m

posses - as centres .0 t1 as. se sabon and p

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If vou take th qualities tom-@nergyr

int~llige nee, .abil nd rej a nd rep Lllo;e.

sensat Ion. move ent, Ire-yo u i.,g wI'! id'l is

very m ueh I ike t e p of (I hu on Iv witl1 in a

more limited ra ius an dt!g["@@, H.aw

we not. th erefo . rea I got e termed the

~ psyche of the.a om "? e h e fou nd hat th to m is a Ilvi.,g e"tity. (I Ittt Ie ibra nt werl • an d th twit" n i~ sehe re of influ!!nc!!! othar I re Ii s are be lou d. and s Vf!ry much in t he sa me se nse s each of LI~ is .3 n entl • or p 'We n udeus of force or life, h 0 Ing wi hin 0 r sphe re I.,flu., ot he r le-s5e r lives. t.e., the ce Is of 0 r b y. Wl1at an be 'Said, in degreE',

Let IJ'S exte nd 0

UPO" what ma cau r

'Sol ution of the neept f th ~ .atom as a

pes iti've de me n if'lg w' n its ra ng,e of

a ctlvtty tt5 pcla r oppos ded n 0 nly to every

type of atem, bu also t a" . We e n lsw eaeh lJ"it

ot the h urna n mily a a h man ato • tor i an you h.aw

-simply a larg~r tom, P::!.O:; centre 0 po§;it' force. he kI ing

witl1 i., the pe rip ery 0 h 1'5 'S 11 ere of I fl uen he ceil'S of I'! is

body; 11 e snows diS( ri n energy, The

d iffe rencs Ii@s ut in degr !!. He is JKK of a wid!!r

con sdcu sness, a d vib tes a larger mea su th ant he little atom of tl1 e ehe i~,

We might ext@n .an atom, Pe rha '5U bstance of the eeh ere nt whole,

t ha i aa st I fu rther nd con - er.a pia net as t he re i-s iii Ii e with i n e pia n that hold'§: the phe and II forms 0 life iIJ nd tf1 "a a spec me

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et. j~ d ng from analogy, I .. n@t.iJry sph I!!!re an Entity d from 1'1 at of man as the

ht ca n aga in be ca lTied II fu rthe r •• till it I., cI ud es the he 50Iar s em. There t tne 1'1 art of t"e solar

rn, t @ '5U n, yo u h 'lIE th@ posi la n s with i n lts s here of infl , I eUige., ce: tf you nave

; rF you 1'1 wi't:h in

C!!: ntre f eon !!rgy, h otdin& nee. If u have with i n the

Iv to the poi nt h ic h th@ ral igiou s

ha a Iw.ayo; h P::! • that of be ing a God, or Divine

. Were t he erth dOl( Ch rist I n wou Id V wltn .-eve renee,

equ.a I rsve S1:ly. E"ergy; yet

the- sa rna, id@.a listie tea c ha r

d with i nil t h u ma n erm, others with

pea k of the II nergisi facu tty- of rna n,

activrty a p"ysi l, e motional. (I r

fou nd csnt ras ot to n:::@'. such a erce ce ntre a'S a

ljiIing g r des and gro up$ of t ne nee t t ne Life wh it" is

@ human f

and who. of the ph

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.a m ven uri n.g to quote h e e. I savs:

) i SPi1C@, stri'lf!!!s in f low the mode I

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traced all the W.il up, th phVS icist. t hrc U8 nan. th up to ths Logos, t @ deity our s or Life wh lch I les ack of a I manife to some greater heme In htch part and to find Hi place. It i-s a wo d

phasjIe ca

of t e cham i5t ;jJ nd e ios,ing ife (If a pI net @ m.. h@ Int@llig or of nature, .an r God has to pia if true,

inte lUge nee anima ing all at rns, bu to ta ke up what - pe rna ps theme h d f thei evol ution

m is from the h U a n sta nd int ( h

intimatelyJ reme m ring r that

she u Id be true in g eater or

In considerin,c bro dly tha th e '!iyrte m ltse If, t ere are inte nse lire and ctlvlty atomic energy; a d the atoms - repuking ome.an attra i

we may d ed Lice f m these fact'!i, t a

fu r ellery atom is. diU e to atom itself, a nd it

Thase two stages atom. The first wa

kingdom of ~d . bu man a ems

to the ee ntre of r or en e . a nd tea ni"g

m!! m that from a th roug a nd

grow, [act! one f u-s is; hin

t1 im~elf~ he eons Id rs eve and

th e (I ute r ha ppen ngs are osdy n t.ng j st in so f r a s

m!!y correern him !!!If, W@ deal wi h th n.cs as th@y";rlfu us

perso na 1Iy, a nd a II hat cee rs to at eo .3 in §:1age-

evoliUtion is; impo nt 0 nly s it co s, That .

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present 'Stage of is. eha racteristic 0 t k~ :p~riod (] int nse ind idu dilism, a nd t ha ton ce pt is of pa r rneu nt i porta"oo I It irwo .aaivity.

The 'S€'cond t ion with a II just begin 0 i assu me its ju rei ative slgn

not

NeJ<t week I question of lectu re to .a

ene rgi~ing factor ith i n nee that "We recog ise t ie ntifiea Iv with those form a"d

This i rwol I care of the ptrV5ic

wiSI!!! ada pta ion energy to tha work to

th e nat ure of 0 r 0 eaive; rt: necessitate

n ruma nt, or ething of eve loped, ntre, the ing will be e ica I world, the right ee, will no

a tl1 ing we,

be: pract leal in the we u nde rsta nd the ir we s hall to scio y fin our place with I n the _g ou rene rgy 0 t e be"e iti"g of tne gro up, and ttl!! furth !!ri 0 urn!!n ds, Ma ny atoms h inte rna I life f t e r ow , but also rad late, .3 nd

is gradually un e 0 sc the $'t udy (If man "5

active ra d ia le n -II al 0 co me into being,

ttI!!'5o@ days on @ of wond@rful disc

n ~arin.g a m rve I u s sv hesls of the- thought h world: we

are adva nci g a rds hat period when sci€- c nd re Ilglon

will come t tlo! e Ip 0 each other, and whe n hi phV will

add its q u h u nd rsta nding of the truth.

, as now, to !! ot only an r die-activity centre of 5landi"g

The use of lIision, and with a Icgi of some of he tl1e world n w.

gl nat n will freque ntly 0 pe n p wonderful agi ation is based on esse t Is and sta rts !!'5- , perhaps it will I@ad u @ 'SOl ution e rl s .3 nd preble ms wh i ch re dist r~!;sing hi n.g a re to U$ myste neus i eltp lies ble,

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may it not be beea use of tha great Entity Wh is man i t hro u,ct1 ou r pi .. net, .d nd Wtl 0 So wor "n gout i:I @finite p a"d pia n, just as you a nd I m y be oing i" au Iwes. At ime-s.

we ca rry ou r phvs ica I vah lela into s u arion 5, d b ring bout

d iffic:u Ities in ccnnectlen w' it. w ic h are th painf and

d lstressing: g ranted ttl e nV pot esls IJ on wh eh king,

it may, therefe ra, be- logica I teUi-

g!!n t:@ of ou r pia net ls sirnil of

man ifertation (wh it: h i nc:ILld es wh I ch are d mre~sjng to the '5U p pose t nat the mystery h idd!! n in tn@ will oil nd i nt@lIig nt P P05@ of t at great Who works th ro ugh OU r pia e1: a ma n WOt th rou med I~ m of nis phYiica I body. and t Wtl 0 is Him~1f

atom wittl in a still 141 rge r sp h It by th

Logos, the I Me lIige-n [@ Who i tha urn t01::i3lI all tha !! r

Ilves.

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UTION OF F RM, OR GR UP EVOLUTI N

e Ion ight upon I h basic idea of t e unity of

or of Inteiligente, as developed s what I.,

I st wee k, a n.d to extend the nee pt st i II

@en sa id that .ilil @vo1ution prot ds from ro ugh heteroge n • bad:: ag.a in to homobeen pointed 0 ut hat:

nhi!!!L It OJllOgeneo 5, nelty, and t h

ti n ually acreier.ati g rna rch of .ilil t i!!! p:il rtlcles h ich lea d-s the rn i rnu Ita neouslv, bv a path Ion. but un inte rr pted a n.d un p.a .,.1 n.g, from to that u nNe rs I con sciousnes in wl'1 id'l

bsolute of God. "'

those min ute d· e rsification5o wh en -we ea II ms up to their :ile.g gats as theY:ilr bu ilt into ues on throug h e bui Iding of t 0'5e forms

• 1J1lt11 VOiIJ have a olar ,,-,ystem In .,. entirety,

un der law. a n.d t e sa me bask 50 govern

he atom as ttl e I utio n of :iI '50 r syst@ m,

he macroc s rn peats itse H in rna • the mtcrocos • a nd the I refiecte d In. aUle~ e r atoms.

d the p ravious materia I man lfest la the em phasls in

. nt call the psythi d evol LJtion ary u

u re conoa rn he mselves 'on of a solar ern, but I ur Nt ure talks pnnc IpaUy I evolution, or e gradu al k:I m@nt of ttl at SiU b~ttive

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intel i,ge ee or co I'IIscio usn ss wnicn lies

is lsct ure in fou r d ivisio '50: Fim,

will a ke th ~ su bject of thew lut io na ry precess, ieh. in

case 1"-' the evel bon of t he form, 0 r the rOIJ 13; t e od of g rou p de 10 pment; ne>Ct we will "sider h 'Stag 5 t at a rl!! followed during ths cycle of @ fin a I will eon elude wi an attem pt to be pta lcel, a r.d t gam rot of ou r c:ondusi ns some lesson to .a pply 0 th e d I Me.

th ing n ~ce§;§;arv f r us to do io; to co Mid e somew a ue Ion of what a 10 r rea Ily Is, If we t IJ rn to diction 'We ill "d tne \WOrd defi d as follows; "t"e exte r a I 5" a '0 n of a bodv.' I th is defin ition the am hasjs is

erna I ity. upon ta ngi bilitV a nd exoteri ma n ife

thoug he is a 1"-'0 b u.g Itt out If the root mean ing of

'WO n ifestation I is c refully studied, It con i

Lati 5, m!!EI ning "to t uch or ha ndle by tha ha

t he an . and frfJdere., to uc h), and the id ea tI'I e

in s is the trl p le tho 8M t nat that wh idl i$ hi h ca I'll be felt to ta cted, a nd rea lised as

h @'S!! i Me rpretatl s tha most 'IIiu I pan of

ight of. an d we must look e Isewh ere r.a t

, To my mind, Plutarch conveys. the - ea of tion of tne subi ctille through the me ium of form in a much ore iIIu min.ating way th n doas . Hesa)l"S:-

is a being i.,cor erea I, wh leh has no "5iU

giV@"5. figu re a n form unto sh diP!! 1@"50'50

e the ca use of man 5tation.·

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te resti"8 sen ten ee, a I'IId one

sa ntenca wh ich ill rep .. y c

10 r it em bod ies a co ncs h that litth~ manp hVSicirt. but of a I

s, intludi ng t ne

Here you ha ore u It 'Sign ifi ~udV and concerns its of the che con'5tit uted human bei

recogn i'Sf! tha t h to ex press . .a nd fi n

queM la I res uft,

pas..,;,age in Gospel. whe Word, .and t us con-sider literal t ra ns I

ran sla d as the- Wordr is t q u@ntly

a king of the Deity The out di

case is the firse ch pter of St J n 's

occu r: "ln t ne gi nning

ith God, oil n d the W rd was G the mea n i noS of t ~ expres.-s ord'. and it has bee defined

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s ion of a concealed thougl1t. i, r om, for i nsta nca, an d '51:u dy _ s.ignjf an ea, yo u i II fin d that a iways a defi nit

yed to the m nd, in'lfOlving pu rpa!ie. i ntent, r

stract co n ,If this: same method of 'itLid

ca be en de to In elude h id ea of the De tty or t ne Log ,

m ell r h may be 841 i ne tI n th is a bstruse q uestien of th

m n if@ God, the c n ral I nte II i&e'n t::!!, by the lI"M!a ns

t h mat , whet her see Him man ife5ted th rough til

a c emica I ato or that giga nt le physica I body f

r svstsm,

ek 1: hat th e re- wa s one thi n.g th s, .a nd that scientists everywhe ne d istinguisl'1 ing eha raeterjst i .

shown to P 5 sym pta I"M. ot mind .a nd

of inte II' e ce. The ate m demonstrates til lective powe r, a nd of .a billty t em cu rious to' use the wo h .an atom of [hemisttyr f r

t e root mea n i n.s of th e 'INC r

, It comes from two Lat I n word : heese, Intell igerH:e, t ne refore. to !ie-Ie rr, .a nd to discrimina teo i explica ble semet hing wh ich Ii

tom ic matter, .a nd also gov@r aggreg.at ion of ate ms.

atO'm per se, but have in no wa • or into that rota lity of to r a kingdom i natu re. We have coMid e re of the atom. and its; prim nd have 'aid ou r emphasis u pe

th at o .. n of wh ictl a II tne d i'ffure nt fo bu ilt, all forms n tt!e mi nera I king kingdom. in the a ima I kingdom. and i tota I of a II form s VO u h iIV@ t ha tota r u nderstccd,

to

ttl!! co nsntutjo n a ny of thE!:'5.@ fou r

view th em 3-; p id i t'I!!: th at ~ i II gre.a1:~

kingdom it~IfJ a n ttl U$ v lew that ki to rming (I nomog n eo us w hole I Tnu s as provid mg .i1I eonsc lousness of me kind or .sr.a de ttl e agg regate of animal ferms co m wt1 it: h we desigrl,[l e t ne kin gel om itwlt. likewis~ has its p t:@ witt! in a still gre kingdom .3 con iou'S life may be ttl ro~gh the aggr ate of ~ngdom'" a may be seeking m n ife5tation I

we a vegetable J an ima an d human-we h prewnt. provided of eeu rse, ttl at the corract: first, that !! orig in al atom is ' all to rms are bu It up .of a mu Iti plic eehe rent wh ole - provided ttuoug h worki ng out a pu pose; tn. rcliv. tf1 at t fu rm is its directi impulse, tha sou rt: of its: .activity • a nd hat wh ich hold'S the

This thoug ht ca n e we II worked out fu r insta nee. f.rl r ttl!! pu rpos!!s of D defined .3'S that ntra I e ne rt:i. life. CI r ttl ro~gh a materl I rna n ifurtatio n or to

le-ttu ra, m n c n be telligen e. ho rks: • thj~ fo m In built

It

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ds of lesser I ives In th is a eu rious

en freq uan Iv notit:ed at d'll@ ti of death;

specia Ily my notice 'Some a rs ago by

urgical nu 5 of India. Sh@ ha fer a long

.3thei but had egu n to question th ground of

after ra I tim witne-s;s:ing ttl i'5 p en ome non.

me t at at ttl e m me"l"IIt of death. if'll s vera I eases, had

stratjon of ht cr I ife . a nd the oMeq uent the ""ciJtterin.g of t he myriad

re s em to 50m of us a logical hy thesis that

om CI ehe m m ry - a tiny ""phere. or rm, with a

hieh hold S ati ng are 1.U1d it

s i 0 a II t @ kingdom 5 of oat r!! .a ["@ of a re r iff~ri ng on in degree of co ns io usn ~S5 or We ca therefore ega rd the kingdo ms themse lves al II;! ~p ssion of 'So great subjective iter and ea n

e.al with the n la rge upon ttl s are comb i n

matter, its 'In! h i by the liberati

eXfM! riance, of that pa ntrol. All is

orm in 0 ar to acqulra o !!! eve rv g ade of to rm, 'S i rit retu rn h s boon travers; d.

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that e ery unit in ttle that g ttle ..

triplicity t:an h rough a form. d lscrl ml native

d wh reby the ferms 11,100 arv process by a nd the forms; hich we call .a su mmed LIP in

rri nt al Irfe. r idea. comi"g

nd m in s ubstance, uate 0 its need and ns of >: pression. and ti"g - self from the d to its n@'@d. rogresseos. LJnt~1 pc Int of orlg In

achieved.

e meaning of

We might ook at these definite ~t

c urs.orily. e ha

Th is is ths or sheath erocee mi Ilion~ up n milll ns of yea!"S. Th Is by eve ry pe of rre, It co n.ce rns .a sola r system. t he planet rv Spi ma n iferting th r ; it I., I udes d1 at Itfu the p t" of its ene rgy t t nrc u,ct1 a atom of c:hem.stry. be-comi ng, and th t wh lch rna kes pcss Ible. h Is per od of II m ltat len, of an ever dee

~ thought in being. The proee of lim itation ea n pny:5ical to m.. a nd In these ea rly re b fu II of desi es, as p nons, Iongi"gs

urnan of a

pertod of e has, and m of these

s ha form as • Fi na Ily. in f the form,

'_L ......... nt in which lis of its

it is the great @'5Ca pe, the @ ntra n @ in

ivitV . .a nd th ~ release of th ~ life f a

n I., ad eq uate form.

r sranee, the old rei igious 10 rm of tl1

w.a rn you not to misu nds rsta nd ro t hat the spirit of Ch ri~ ia nity ls in d ~q e ing to de monstrate ttl at its ~ II rie

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t ruths are errone t hro u,ct1 IN nid1 t 'Served its pu rp t ruths, .a nd th veh it Ie th rough h lch 0 need to d IstingLl h \II en ristian ity, a nd ttl e im pu k.f! w.a 5 giVE by etern al truth'S. a d 'S~ need of a s~fferl 8 t nere came- a 10 and doctrines] g wherein the for and the Chri~ia

med iu m of tt1 at in, din d tha !!X limitati ens of th great fa brtc of churchmen and d ls integrata, but bu ild to r ttse If e>:.p ressjon, and Wi:lS'5ient-

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In the different 'S hee can be seen. All the

on Iy try i.,g to poi t out ttl at the @ek'5 to !!Xpn:!'S'5· H h as soma roving a I imitatio . rhese 'Sa me g t

sic id@.a 5, r!!q u i .a me r@ adsq

n etlon. Chri ~ia n h in kers at th is 1: refu Ily between d1 e vita I truth II ised form of eo logy. Tne Ii ing d t n@5@ great nd

orm an d meet he by the form, nd (religious do as

and too k 5 ha p I ife seemed ada d to each ot er. e)(pre ~d them e Ive s ttl rough he the peri od of c ta Ilisatio., has set ri5tian co nsclo U5 !!5S is finding h@ ns in.a de,! ... ate nd restrict.ng. he nd doctrlne~, a b uilt u p by he ns of the age-. must i ne~{ bfy der ttl itt the Iif!!!! it::tI in m.ilV @5[ per a nd me re s:ati .3ctory mea no;

.a IJ re up to the mi sicn u po., wnic it

rsrna mb@ r t nat t @ tr

but One, tho ugh hi

s of ~xpr~'«io n a lapses,

Wh.at, then, i'50 t h 55 prorass of

bu ild.ng, and th. co b i n.s of the les-s;er rtm? What is reason of It. a It .a d w at ill pro\le to be t e goa 17" s~ rely is. t ne deve Iopme-rn of q Ii ,the e}ll pan sion ttl e censeiousn s,

int@ Ilige nt

For all the

moments

sensaiven on tv the i.en 1"3 nt d wi'! en COM' erl t'I.I!: th

I is ti on, tf1e prod uetien of

h oul, tha ~Iution of

Ii! onstration of the basi c tv Whom WI! rail the ~ setar syrtem, It i!; the God i$ inte Illgent Love; purpose. for GCld is

ato ms the re i$ a goal he atom of c ne mist ry; u rna n atone, rna n; the emen strate its bas lc aek of the ".;ola r "-'Yste m ib for us i" a few brief c capt ion of wh.at that e brea d. ge nera I ide a, '5U leie Itt revere nee and Ity in mj nd a iways that

t @ 'I.Inwi5.@ deal in d atail

c em istry, to r i"sta"te, it shOW'S symptoms of o.f selective capacity, rm is de monstrating i"to a II the d rffurent

a d !!ach time it ga in 5 of the entity who. en

I'Ve".; mo_gen eity. Ta ke, 10 r

to t e b ildjng of (I form in the i5.criminatN"!! sete-aive ta Ie kingdo m the se two u d. wt1 ich we mig M call

mineral kin em; it mind. but e articity. q uahtie~ a p ea r. b~t

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rod ime nta ry kind - he i ired somath inc. du ri g t n@

m ki"gdo m to kin omg!! nera I .a Wiu@n@ s ha udy of the evolut' n 0 ta ke tt',js up I n greater deta II; .a I I a to" ight i to s ow that in t ne V!!8 able

kingdom, in q ua I iti ~S. but

on or love, nd will. He th con sciou r bu man Wert ion controls I'S I repulsion @s his th one, and

em is b LIt tI1!! rna rom ates int~llige nt set i itv. h as added yet an ot er fa de tty of h is own ittle he is !ieHmnsdous He j List as does the L I e 'System by the ees the Logos, and d natu re into a 00" rant ne in th ree r just as is; the

ion form to spons ness to .a sed, .,@ n we

ens lousne s we can

en eaveu ng to do ingd m for '5- built up ive i nt@lIig n t::@ and of tha whic h. in

e r feeling,

nave e animal nfy all he above wh it h will some

e to t e human.

fut re fer every atom in t neto there lies a t reme ous -s;lip a wa th e I iff! t hat a ni mateo; th t a t he va ryl g kj gdorrr.; of natu re u n "I it fj kingdom,

nd as ha .a@o ns wil pass t rough a II it'S cal in

The idea m· now be e~ nde sc con ~ider t nat great entity Who 'S th

planet. a d 110 holds all the d

wha , an d might

Info min.g I of the lei" dams of natu re

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May it n

inte Ilice nee, 01'5. rt i rm s the totali

d oms, is the goal for mart, the h u rna progresses the SCOPe!: his p rasant r@ 11sAt and for Hi'S. a'S for a II hese great Live Wh

of ttl e solar ~e m, there may be the tre rnendous rsaeh 0 conscious ness great fxi'5t@nc!! Wno s the ansou ling Lif@

Mav it not be true at a mong th e d iff lI_;C~ou'S-ne~~, e :<tend I ,for i n~nce. fro d1 e mist an d physicist, u P to the Logos f th a bru pt tra nsiti ns, grad~ al ex pa nston an a grad~ al ev ILrtio inte lUge nt rna n tf5tati n to a not her, nd

th e form ga ins. in q:ua I by means of t e Ii! rienee

H 5

Whe n we h arJe bu ilt t is; idea into 01.1 r con leus ne s ,wh apca re nt to iIJ s that t ere is purpose a nd jrection und eve ryt hing, whe n we a I ise lf1 at not a 'Sing t hi"g n ot the outcome of t @ m nsoo us wil of all that happens has d~ni1:~ aim an due to ou rse I'Ve s, a nd a Ilthat 'We s th e world, If, 10 I" insta ee, we rea lise

tegrat!! .a nd fa we have the due to hat the inform i be dol ng, as He work t hrou.g h forms civilisat lens, re I i.e io.,,&, and orga n isati

wh itt has gone on in h@ moon, w hi is

to rm to what is goi on in the sola r s

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ha ppe I'll i I'll the '501 r stern w en the Logos wh i ch i 5, for Him, b a temp ra ry manife

Let us now rnaks leal a p licatia n of th

Ilvi ng at t hi~ 1: im i pp::!r;od in wh id'l a II

see m brea kl ng u. wt1 ic h t religio us I

10 ll8er wnat it s i wh lch egma and d come under cri C '5 • M din ot the old

thought are like d ls in1:eg ating. and th

old ph ilo~opnie~ to be ~ a ke n, OiIJ r 10

most d ifficu It poe - of th e

c ha ri31t:.'t@ns@d by t rei ation sh ips and t

of civill~atjon, W that aU this is ce is bacomi ng '50 Ii mitati on; and t he time of the g

TI1-e re is "0 roc

To many of us u rrtena ble. Yet e

e Id eas may seem ove I. fa nta

on Iv hypcth s, t ney m

m th t

Iy c

d e

.a physit:a tan e resses im!;elf th rough

, and t t'U"CI ug h the n ion ra

Iosoph· S, inexistence a ttl is - me. A~ ry d pa rtmsnt of His be in 1: gre er ma n iferta1:ion foil

a long m CI ns 'Stage t an

ense le sness e:lll pa nd 5, e s h

wled.g of H is pi an as H is rk i

b~ in pIXition to coil bor te

th is k!:ctu re: Let s @ n !!av u r h ing as inorga r.i ma er, ut allse that a II 10 ms a Ii ng

inte resting and give us civilisat ions dis ru ptedr ooe ph i lescphies 'Sucres of material scia nc@ sha What are th e reli,giono:; to rrrs th rough wh lch info rms au r pia net, see ou rsa M!S through th@ a menta I nat Lire, sO He ttl e kingdoms of nat rs ligion 5, sciences and p His Iiff! P ulsates t hrc U8 ee lis a r.d atoms; with i n tra nsttion, and are S'We time Prtl8 resss 5, and 0 ... more: and more into ;iI k out an d 5 ha II event ual Him in H Is esse nt la I pu

pessi bl due to tne ~ t h religio us fabrics

lIy a eked, we see t h

To sum up tha central t to rea Ii §;e th at there i'S ttl at ellery atom is a 1- 10 rms, and that each is ind'W@lIing ent ity, l@t us true of the aMre_gate ou rse Ive-s., and pe rha ps system.

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THIS I s the fou rtll In h e sertes the part month. an pem aps bee" able to get ... idea

principles wh ic h un d~rli@ e-w I utio S@E!:n

-working OLit In t he 'SOIa r em.

let us fi~t briefly reea p itu :lite. in 0 we

ou r su bjert to night with e rta i n id a'S cle rty fu u I

have se en that our I nte r retatian the preees es

nece95,itate5 a threefold coopt w ich co cems i If IrFe :lIsper:t, with t ne 5iU ta nee as eel, "d wit ttl intarre lation th rough ttl ~ acuity of i Dtell" enee con seieu sness of some k prod uee, fina l!y. t he pe rre of matte r) of the co ~5itio 1,1 'S!!:~ k to @mpha'50is@ the fa th.at the PLit before YOLi a hypoth ~ is a nd a

wittl in it the germ of a pos ib Ie tf'ut some

of us the clearest way of e pi ai n i"8 W~ havf! ~@n th at the th e pa rts Splrit~ or LWe. man ifeo;tl ng rough a econ su bstance 0 r matter, and tilising it th ird actor. the i ntelilge nee. In the grad ua I y nth k, of th

-component aspects of d ity ca n n the evo non of

ton !fCiOU !fne!f5i.

We n e>..1: .a rrive d at a ma re ech n leal rse us Ion of he s bJect of

su bstanca ttself, dea ling n t with t h d rffe entia d s a nees

or e leme nts, but IN ith tn concept of a an ce,

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ring to get ba k as fa as po si n cal led by Sir iIIi am Crooke 4' mtyle". or that

of the ta ngib I • 0 r ob ctil.re. cons id ered the

o • and fo nd that its I st daf n it ion a that it was in

a ity a unit f force 0 rene co nsi . rig of P itive ella rge of

ric tty en rglsl n.g a nu m r of n tfve id€'$. It beta me

5 ttl at the t in atom (If ttl

i ntists recogn i5@ po 0; 0; qua I ity. 0; how can d sc I mlnate. se lect..

e the n pro ed ~d to wea

e pictu red he 11 u rna n be ng as 5 rnblance

be a fa i ryta Ie. nd traced the at he attracted r of his variou s the same-way

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e refore, U nd e r co nside

e hu man atom, or rna n

ur kind!i

plan eta ry atom. e ne rg ed a pia neta Log0'5-, or

n .. non .. ' .... Man.

e solar atom. jndwe It by t

our i pound , tbrcu that thre

ht in eu r funda menta I r hV pothesl".;, a nd if the the atom from wh

nee t. if th e re i a ,gr.a in of u bseratum of truth in

is to be r@t:08 nisad a working j tellig@ntly med iu m of a form. T n it n pe rh.a ps be prove n n s eq ua lIy a lire or ce t re energy, an Ifesting hi bod i es: t ne n it can pe aps b de rnonstr ted tl1 at a

tha medium of @xpr r centre

n d furth er, u nde r the I of.a.a IogV. it m V pe rha ps

some d ma ne time t at th re I".; a God or ce mra I an nt ity W no fu nctio ns

ctu re we took up an t he atom itself. a"d e

with ot har am rns, rough ttl ir mutu al

formed grou ps or cc ge ne of atoms In oth e r ns Idered the atom as was u lit into th d iffe.rent various ki "8dom~ of" t ure, a nd to ... nd at, ln the vclut ion, :aID ms th~ ms hie s avitate to rds other

~ ....... ~ ce ntral points. beco the ir tu rn e lectrons.

e form is but an aggrega ller I ive s,

briefly then we to U ra, .d nd traced tne de II of them- Of t ne int Ilige nee, 0 r d i scri minoa bui ding LIP of forms in ki om", what we un de we the I'll nave the r ing -t ne p nys ica I pia n ct of the til r~efold na

d upon tne d iffu nt kirlgdo of

lcprnant of the s ul, or the he

om we have al dV pred it ted

POW!! r, and W@ 0 un d that in the e mine ra I, veget ble, and a n mal nd as; sen sation e.gl M to ap ar, irnents of embry n ic emotio @flection of lova, us WE h:ilve one re of God, int~llig nee, demon rath rough the 10 rm e have the I w, in,g. Th is ea rl a Is be e)lpre'5iSi in two aspects of he csnt ral di i n@ n of the Logoic Tr nity co-oper ing he intelligent act" ity of divin ,or i.,g in con neet ion wit" the sa nd he bu i lder of for ,Th i5. is bro tll er in prorJerbs vii , w he re Wis om Old Te stame nt repress rrt 11'118 the inti ng out ttl at e was with od

io n, gees 0 n to "5 tf1 itt wh@ n 4' H@

of the earth, then I wa"§; by Hi as r", St~ dents wou I do well to udy

wit h the ideas t

re !!ver there was C rl!! ap 0 i nted the fou nd ation master worker or bui I

eha pter i" cen neetio r ulating, bei n.c ca retul

W now come to the con of tl1 e evolutio I'll of rna COI'I'K!:S in another as sus cove rs the su bject tha

e rat 10., of our su Jett for ton ht n, the ti'l i" ker. W sha II see th t in ct of d ivi nity. B ro n in.c, in POI eelhave bee n CO n ide ring ina

g tt up a", foil ows.:

I'Th us H@ (God ~ d To ma n -the cons Of bel ng, the com

Is in all,

matlon of th is s ~ me tion of t h Is sphe

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ad here a I"Id there

Id meet

speets of d iv~ n ttv~jn riplicity perfucted in in the image of G him reflecti r..s the nserate I ntelilgen-ce he mu

n ifest wil L Let us cons id e s fo un d in the d itt- ary and n the sra nda rd Dicti nary ls a d Is a", follows.:- n is; han nd the n 10 llows a 10 g list 0 d rna n, run n in.g thm gI'1 ~@ h 1: he statement tha man V rivat Ion wh Ich asc bes th

nature 'Show fo

d~ riv.at ions of ngu e. and co nd t hem a improbable, defi" itio of rna n to the

o @valution, spirh, m.a ar, an the one who un ifie the seN Dell'!AI'e"en the m, a nd he I "'00., t W", a nd knowledge What i

knowl !!dg@7 S urf:!:ly it pu rpa5

he n ~ed and req Lli nts

ena b Ie the t h I., ker -thin th d for some clefi., ite p~ rpese:

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e centra I ne jSi"g un it may We ars all of us

tf1 intellige n.ce

urpOSf! whid1

f it ea nnot be

of preparedness, oil nd wh@n t e pc n@nt liv@s

certain vib ratory ca pacity; h is n ut i li'ii ng it.

with in t1 is own s here of infl en, the work of hel ss, not in o"e re, n d@!!d .a nd in rm he II image of

rs, t e CI n.ly way I., Y (If His natu re, (I r lIig n[@, we know th solar ~e m, ur se bad< of aU

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tion. I n eve ry Script~ re in the wo r!!@ aspects, an d m iff!

The Lrtion of 'S bstan is; a th ing of gradua gro t Ime s pplernen d by the slow working 0 of '5U bje cti e qu ality of t" I its of God, and th s Hi da monst .at@d. lrst, yo U have one asp ct d

ing, th .a ncthe r slow appe.ari. an d fina Ily t ~ th i d ca n b

see n, a d you ha the tu pendo us comb I natl nan

mation. the h urna • He svnthesise& a nd Ie nds

il'Jl5.@H. H@ is tha total of

attribut 'S, th ough s yet hey are It. rgety emb n i e,

is cyd of €VOl uticn the ide tica I has 01 lowed I Just as the

r .a n ju 51 as it also ha s l.a nd bl n d with oth er .3tC1 ms n atom eq uaUy tl as

@ dr.aw the rmase fin d hi~ pia

r tor a litt Ie what is; th met od of til

, n ea rly a of u-s been bre u,Sht up in t

~t he fa 110m an II The re are few these of the fa I as it given in ttl e first eha er it as having an all@g trLlttl u nde rtying thi

ut the fall of the splr

KtU re to t ne infa"t

!! one w no uti!" 5 it, ade in the irnag of th a d tbreugh him the 10 p riectlv ma n ifes , an d 8 her, the Ch ri r in rf! F ther", that "h~ hat h is Love; and f nally,

God, will be-co e rna n

Iy to ttl nd ~ Lord, '5 ow U 5 the

h seen h h seen the ther", fur

rough t1 m th h ighert as , the will

est, and h w I be perfect, yen as nis

ce t hree $tage toll Id be up cohere" , (I nd of -0 of man wil tha same

es of h u ma n evol LltiO n, e, I., which

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wh
TI1 rebels aga i st t he enforced u a dian sh ip of those

protert itr a d co nSiide rs its!:! icil!!! nt unto its@lf.

sen in t tu:! i" wid ua I a n.d tf1 e

o work out with ss be,gin-s to ma ke w tth in t ne group, a speet begins to

iatio n of divine

ea can be fo n.d 'Summed ilJP j t e Bible in a rather

11 rase, whe Jehow h says. eses, tne repre-

I it t:t1 is W'r5@ into its Ling to bring out M then d1 e group, I ot j 1J5t a separated a seff-co nsdo us

an 1: he n reaches h is. Ide ntlty in the t e grou P. an to me rge his co sc usn ess in tf1 at of

Wh t. therefore. is

the I for these di

enta I real ,when m

If 3$ an expre ssio scieusness tt5eH will b

uP'S-

s:s:ing ra pi Iy cut of ue nee an Intere".;t at we are eeerning hen th is is the t:.aI'5@ ith in 0 ur 0; he It u all tre. bu we sha II

s, th us rs a: ing the

th

ad for ea c one of us What is; with wni h we are ripturas, 0; Llb§;1a nee is se tfcon5-C ousness. the hu man tom. w no already

i\f~u ali&e an d gu id i himself

r man? 5i ply the

he con'§;eio sness of s h Im".;elf a cell. Ou r

from its n igh bou r, LI ish ~ by its Ow n nh erent act ity, and hold".; withi n its erip he I'Y

pes itiloJe c a rge, .and otds his: r lives. e erglsed an bou nd

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together j nto with d raws its t nese little

con sciou sness wh ict1 - to the n what hls co

the ee II in h ls ody? ts it not P055 Ie that we rna

us the aeh ie ment that con lousness in th

t ne atom of s bsra nc may some day aeh ieve ttl

ot i3I human bing? M V it not be hat this. is wh in hi-; mind IN en he id: "Man ind, made up all th s ngle men; In such a ",vnt esis tt1e '" ory end."." He e he h lei up befo re us a e "cept f a greate Ma n, 'IN no is tle synth

'5U m total of I ttl!! t arha ps ttl at '§. t has is

t he great Lif . or th Entity Wh 0 I 5 bat k

pia netary rna ffestat I is the '" uns to I of tn

s 5eljcon5ci , .and as gro nlv Man. is he goal

re may be a s t and e 10 pment of God en ggb~ to e'lfOlVf! the rea

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ness. So for which ls that

Thus can be

un ity of on scieu sness Deity Him elf. Thu'§. open a vista of $ibil ity, Th LI Mia I trip I man ifestation

wonderhJl pl G:ld be see n i

ing co seeu sness de mon st rati '5U bstanca, a n ~xp.a n i ng t hrc h the msd iu m

find~ 0 ne poi t of OJ min ation i ma n, the n p (O~ rse tl II It demo I'll rates as t he pia neta rv

wh i eh is the m tot I of a II th states of con

our planet l..ifur Who ho His greater "Shav@ feu r

nul basic

t:t1!! hurna n .a

eneompassl seen manifu ng a I sub-hu atom (If 'Subs nc to ths in

Browning @x eonsc lousnes 'ria ste r in the

r;

ace

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u c" me 1"11 are eve now pe 1"11 t he earth

r@ne :iI mid e h If~for ed crsatu res u nd

o st1 OU Id sa ed by hem.a nd jo i n with them, II

reg at omit s erty, an ~nifen

~ud ied, very inad u ate ty. the evol utlon of • 11 e tl1 i ke r, tl1 e ten a nt of he bodies. a nd the one

the du ri ng tne tyde f evel ubClr1- We saw that . on of the @vol uti ns whit h had preceded ... p to u r "itudy of that e , utlcn in two prevlou s hie h consi dered fiNt he su bsta nee. or arc mi c

o to its bu ilch ne. up into a formr or t ne ti ny atom rated ina Vf! h ic of some kind, Th@ n w@ of forms by me ns of the great law of tl1 ered the ate ms gethe r, ca us.ng them to

ib~te i" u niso I'll. and thu prod ueing a form. or a" n of .at rns. w@ came to tha reccgnjtion th at in e had 0 ne aspect of the God h ead, of the nt ral Fo roo 0 r en rgy of the sol ar SV$te m, e ~sp eel of i nte Iii nee, (I nd we saw t" at i" rt of natu re a nether q u lily ot the De-ity became t of 'lie or attraction. t e coh e.,;1'!ie force wi'! ~ch

rm un-jed. ,., en we "'tud ed the huma n being. 0 r n ted h w i" h im a II the tree d ivi "e aspects met; ma .a s .1 cent ral will m nif@'5ting th rough a to rm atom . and demonstratl So the th ree qualities of f i ntell" nee, of Icve-wis;do ... and of will or power.

ing out of the m er aspect of rna n ifesta· been de aline. with in th e previou s lectu ~J n iderati n of t he conscio us ess with in th ~ form. We at th atom may be rd ed as th e centra I life., hre U8 a spheroida I form a nd snowing the qua I ity the urna n atom m;jly 150 be ton !fidered as .a

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central

rm, o LIt a '5 pE!'C , !! d .a the gre.at phe indwells it.

also to Who

Let us tak t he preble a I' the lire w· nin t

lay anothe build.

ian of co sci OU!i nass i H,.a d study en cern I) rselves with e re etlon of If I ca n h U~ give yo u fe gen era I

as bee" artier said, I s a II a b Ie to rine. to

TI1-e word and scio, know', If find It defi

1m in .a state: of com nly touc upon th ree ight e nu €orate as tol ws:

al a d

sdousness, 0 ha ord ina recogn itio n It has bee n usness in w lch everyth I I" J a nd con rn eve ryt" i as h.avi ng oc u d, or occ

ibly, absolut nsc:io LJ!;n e . a r.d from testa nd-

tl u ma n be i i ttl e con'S: ieusness of , Wno

ni., Hi mss If t east t"e re sent, (I nd t" futu re,

bsolute, it might be h Ipful if I It mlgnt be done as seen that

r a tiny, taking

t e conslda red oil "I. viewin,g it a I te co nscious e

lousness of t e entire hieh in corpo ates the m might be nside red

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as the con seieu s ess body. "That waul be own in"-er inte r a I I" un kno WTIr yet it form a nd the at This. idea has 0 y to atom or cell wit" n ttl work out a long simi con sdcu sness, It mi,gh

and consider m p

ness.

rna n who is ene rgi sing the m some! king "SO re mete to its; be raet icallv in con ce iva ble and wee s into the line of its will the form and a II that co nee rns th e m. to rna n, con Siidered as a I'll at E "tity, a nd on e can then conceptjo n of a th raafnld

w if we were to come dow n tt rs than abSiolute co nsee us-

Occidenta I scie n Ilv to the conclLl!!iion of the

esoteric: ph iloso tw 0 nat COMt lousness m list be

pred ieated not 0 Iv nd (If ttl e h urna n bei ng.. but

t kat it must also as @xtendi n.g t" rough the

vegetable on in king em a nd that se" co nscc us-

ness mu'5t be re co su mmatio I'll of the evol utic-

na ry growth of e in t" th m-e lower kingdoms.. It is

nat :p0S5iblf! in t !! sh at mv d isposa I, to go into

that m est fa-s:c i n ing develo pment of CO nscc us-

ness In the a mm I kin vegeta ble kingdom, a nd its

sppea ra nee a Iso n the in I kin dom; we sheu Id fi"d, should

we do SOr that @ i @ I sho symptoms of aw.a ren@ss, of

reactio n to rtim th van' st s:igM of f.atigue, a nd that

it Is; poss:ible to m n ra I a d to murder It, m uct1 as yo u

ea n murder a i g, T -e fact ttl at ftowe rs have

con sciou sness is ea d il recognised. and a rt id@s of

very de€' P int~ re u bli h ~d on the con seicu sness of

pia nes, 0 peni I'IIg para n e of tho ug M, We have see I'll

that in atomic matt on Iv t" ing that we ea n safely

prsd i(3t@ is that lIige: [@, th@ power to "Sf!1ect,. and

to diSl:n minate. h io; i h do i naot Ieatu re of CO nscc us-

ness a s it rna n sts nun th min era I kingdo m. In the Ve",getabl-e kingdo anality ppea rs, lf1 at of sensation or

feeling of a r dim way to tha app eaf'5.; not ,greatly inc vegetable Li ernerve mind

and ths wo ,gate." Wh@n form it is a rna ndert. In

r to i nstigats bagin an embryo menta it

In8d oms; you nave sh owing the m~fve of 'Sf! lfconsci OU!i n s

es aware th at he is I mpu I5e with I n ttl b coming aware by m ght in th~ East, and g liv~s a nd is conscl LI , but tha is; slmllar to the u

e mph asisss that "vast interva Is

eonse lousnss ot th om oil nd of ths f

fI owe r and a ma n ween that of a

Brown ing h.a s aid: I n rna n begins anew a t

is not a God t bu a God in the making; image of God and il some d.ay predu ca i th e one wh.o is se ki g to demonstrate t h

tl1 reefold life h rou h he mOOj u m of t he 0 b e

wt10 i"5i j" pro SS 0 This has been long te.acl'l ~'S that ve

lutioni1 ry deve:lop

ut a repet ition 0 n igh e r tu r the

wh id1 we noted in h evel uee the

en e lEY a nd of ,grou "ere nee the

!! seen th~ hu man i Iv at th mic

.0 r leading on to a g ot yet a hi \!'ed,

Th@ method in a human selral, of the atom. that

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If ttl ere s one th i ng appa re nt t d in the facu tty of .d W.iI n s, CI nd who .i3

t nat whitn passes a reu

II'M! ntal ity wt1 ir::h IN

type~ of consclc usn ess 0 ng men, W meet P ople

.a Ie n, a IWe. awa re of a that j~ goi g 0 n, e nly

een see s, rsspen 5iil.re to t"'oug u rrems of v rieus ki n s in

h u rna n ff.a irs, and conscious of cts of @V@' ki nd; t h

meet P~ pl~ who seem to be asl e : there is; a pp rent tv sc little t nat I nt rests them; ttl ey see m iIJ Iv LU1 awa re contact; they

a stage- of ine rt ia, a nd a n ot ca pable of respo d i.,g

o uter 5timuli; t h@y are menta Ily ali . One n tioes

it, alse. n c hildren; some respc 0 q LJic kly, il~ othe we

ca II ~tu id. It is not rea ltV that n is; more or ss esse ia Ily st upid t a" a nother; it is S im ue to ttl e i ne r sta e of @volutio of the d1 i ld, to its m t he Ion r pericd th at it ha s bee

fl

w ta ke- the two ~ages, ager

he h urn din b • nc. de- IOP'Sr bea ri ng 'ller in mind that in t h h man atom i store d p.a II t nat ha bee n gai ned j n the ea lie stages in th th roo I we r

ki ngel 0 S of nature. Ma n is ttl e i er by ttl at va

proce'SS h ich lies ba hind him, am. wit hall

gained ere in l.atent with i n hi

befo re I m .a defl n Ite goa I. the I., me nt of g

ness. F r t ne atom of S ubsta c the goa I arta i n m nt of '5!! Jfcon'5Ci ousness, F r Conscious nes~, .a nd a '

if;' stage wh id'1 we are n w een 5iideri in!:!! H!5ti nc. one, beca e- it is the stag in whir the major of the human fa mi Iv n themse Ive s, In it we PM!; t nrou,gtl the period (3 most nee ry one) of se -cenered €'Ss, t nat f;'f e i" w nid'1 t!'e ma n is ri ci paUy con rned wit !, is

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i h prima rily inte h is own inte nse, intI! na I ibr:iltcry Ii'h!. Fo of us, and pe-rha ps th resent stage, ( t:t1 at m.a ny of U 5 WOU I f @ insu had if 'W@ having attained perfp::! most of us; intensely th ings t nat a re go in

baca use 0 ur hearts u ncomforta ele. 0 r

and yet, In ~pite of s

to e ... ssed upon the th i gs We oil re in t ha atomic st int~n 51!! Iy activ in con nettio witt1 0 ... r own pe rsona I pro Ie . Watch the t hrc s in the ~ re ts of any great ctty, a nd yo w II ee eve r;where op Ie in the 0 mit :)"tage, ee ntred entirel i t ernse !Yes, oeeu ied 0 nly with tf1 e i r own b usiaess, intent p n h !!ir own pi aas re g@tting, d@ irou 5

on tv of h.aving a good ti a nd only i nc:ide tally O(OJ pie with

affa irs wh Ich co nee gfCI up. ,., is; ~ a necessa and

proted ive- stage. and" esse ntia I va lu e 0 every unit ttle

h u rna n fam i Iv. The rf! lis t re, will su r!!

usa II to be patient ith isters wh 0

ofte n irritate us.

sts hjrn, an lives

i:I long pe( back

r I do not b lieve

d!!V@ lopma nt ot :a I inru nee, that a ba b orde red sequ e nee, us al

Wnat a r!! the two fa 0 atomic stage. In th e'l,lolil.ltio n h.a s be en re taugtn that he e\fO Ive a five: S@ nses, and late r ., d iscri mination, COU p d t1 '3IIe prl marily em pha - s

th at d iseri mi natio n hi 1'1

@rEby we @vo e in and cut f the nt for ma ny a es the meth d of d as a twofold 0 e. A man t1 as be en

com as awa re rst bV mea ns the

u h t:t1 I! d@v@ lopm nt of ths 'fac Ity of . h dispassion. H re in the We we t1 e five senses, nd nave not t ught i s '50 esse "tial. If you watc the hild yo u wi II scome oiIW.a , fo r lops the five e nses in a C Ita in e fl rst se nse it evele ps is; t1 e ring:

it will mcv to ba not i 5 that f to c h, and it b !!,Gins t fuel a bout wIttl Ie ha nds Tne t hi d se se wh icl'1 seems t awa ke n is t h

drive'S us betwe en t e 'foe If a

dium of the no r

e pass til rough a long ida ntify ou I"S@ tves wit

ot-se If th at we reco

CCIJ pied with the t njng~ tra n~

is t nis identification wi " the nt-self ai n, dissati5f.actic n, an d

inevitably learn. and f na Ily b ent a nd the u nreal. This ycle of arallels t n@ mg@ of ind . idual c bsta nee h.3"S. to fi nd its ay into vita Irty to a greater eve lopme nt of conseiou

ach :a poi nt wh@ re it r!!: n lsas 5 pia

nd ~hoLild ers its respon ibi lity i gro age wnich a great n IJ ber of ne h pproac hing, Me n a re rea jSi"g. a'S neve !!'t'W@@ n the real :a nd t ha un real, e imp~rma ne nt: th ro h pa i a ke n ing to the re cogn - 0., that ey a rn sea rch ing wttho a nd a I ore: .a dequ i3Ib! Iy me-lilt nderrtand the rnselves, e ~lve",. and thre ugh u dV of psycholog'f tney -II prov@ i nval uable to t n@ h u

e refore to be to Lin cI th the i g. and that men are p ",,,,I.,g 0

rc m the imper on with the u nre I

§.S. As the atom and .add its qu d1 e e'l,lohJtiona

a om has likewise

e 111 ought. a., d t rea I isatjons whTh@ ind icat ion s rapid IV a pproae tom ic pe riod in

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tv bette greater. Man is beg" .,ing

r Life wi1::h in Wnosl!!! b y h nei"g. in a 'Small way. 10 rna atsr call, a nd to find possi I he ea n nde and that g r~.ate r Life hie h

senses, but s does n kn w. If he perslsts in d1- • he - I

find du~ gre p 0 wh leh h be ngs,.a.,d wi II then e centre. No I g will he lim - ed bV his own I ittla at

but he wi II eycn d it, nd eeeme. in his: tu rn. a c

a ctlw, inte II pa rt of th 8m te r whole.

And how i5. develop~d utilisation of h t

st;arte of mi n • 0

these d.a)l"S a t de.a I of "-'0 ca e d meditatio

neither ne two. In th@ m~ditation and from.a

tse is wen tuaJI',I atto is tleld to be ttl P r uct of I"I'K!dit.iltion, an

e r met nod of atta i me t.

e meditation (of he pre Ii mma rv ~age~

upon and appll tion a flY p.a rtic~ Ia r line thou.ght will

r for d iHerent (I pi a"d different types- The re r leu s

n, the mystic, will ce his atta nti on upon @ life ith in

form. upon God, pon Ch rlst, or upon th at IN d ie~

him the Ideal. Th bu lness man. or the p n •

• duri ng his heu of rk. is ene-pc i nted Iv pen

nan ,.a nd who ke@fls h is ixad

rob m he has to ~olve, lea m i to

date. Late r on. en e come", to the more s iritua I a pec:t ed itatio n.. he wil fi nd hat ne has tOile red th ha rd es pa rt ho is reading .a d iffk It book a nd

d power of h is bra i n, etti ng that n wo rd. may be med ed itate at th is time I I

ur.age-me-nt, bsca 5@ live in :iI cyr::b~ in whk

it.3tion a re writt n, a d many sc hools of itatic are

nd. All of them e bod some aspect of the t uth. and may doing mue h good but they may net embody tf1 at wh h is for .a ny pi1 rt icu 101 i ndi id ua I. W@ ne-ed to fin en centratl nit to 'See a i n 0 ur .own method wh ich he", with i . .a n to rt~dy 10 r O~ rsel ditation-

ould like h ere to scu d .3 word of IN.3 m ins. Avoid ose 001 s an d metr.o 'So ic h comb I ne 10 rms of brea r.ing

e reises with moo t io r wh leh teacn d iffe nt tv of

ica I postu res. .a d t ach tha ir stude nts t

ntion upon phys I ns or ce ntres, Tho wI'Io

se methods a re ad I g tow.a rds d lsaster, a

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t ne physica I da ngers in wed, and t eo risk nervou S d isord !!~, ttl e.y eire ocrupyi 0 the e.1ve s form. wh id'1 is limitation. a nd not witt1 the s P rtr wh i h is lite Th@ goal will nat be ae i!!ved tnat w v. F or most us th int~llectLia I concentrat ion h kh resu Its . n mi n cent ro a nd til ability to t nin k clearly a n to th ink on t nat h lch t nin k. must prece de tru rned itat ion w htch is a t i ng

people kn ow much ;iI bo t. Ttl is true adita -00. W ich it i

im possible for me to en la g~ upon he ,wi II Lilt i n defi nl

c ha nge of pola rl".;ation. ·11 open up ma n ra nge 5 of e>:pe

rie nees u ndraa mt of h ith 0, will revsa to ni th at a yet ha does not reahsa, nd wi II @o.alb @ him witt! in t he group. He wi II be 1'10 longer cOl'ltin h I".; personal life. b~t wil begin to m t h greater whole-He 'IN ill no longer be- ec '5!!lfistl interest, but will If @ his attentio grou p. H e will no long~r We h i'!i ti me t the c lture identity. but will seek t IJ nd erstanc hat 8 ater Id ntlty 0 wh i eh ne is a pan. Tnis is rea lIy wha a II a d anted me n a begio n in.g mora or less t do. Littlf!.aI t n@ a @r:ilg@ .a n m.a rea li§;~ it. great th i n ke rs. Ch.M Ed lse .and hers, a rive at $01 ubon of the Ir p roble s a long the I ne of ed i'tlt n. By brooding content ration. by a ton sta t reco lectio nand st ran UC'I.IS .a pp licat ion to he- partir ula lin@ tho ug wh ic int~re51:5 them. tI'I ~V P duce res Lilt. they ta pte i r.1'I e reservcirs of in.,.p Irat Ion a d of power. nd bri down rom th h igner levels of the me tal pia ns re uhs with be efit th

.along the Ii ne of med ita ion. wI'I e n are

intere'St a nd not se If I nte Sit, wt1 en we ave d bodies that a re strong an clean, a" d e ion controlled. a nd not sw.a d by desi re, wi'I@ n bodi~s that are OLi r in §:tr ments a r.d n ou r sha II know d1 e true mea ni g of med itat n.

u Itiv.a ti g greu

10 phvsica

I bodi tnat a

of! ha menta

asters. th ~I'I

h med itatio" wit h the r ttl !!re!fo ra, e-ver mere posit ion to ta ke wh at

f consciousness, ave alre(ldy (lchm~e~ with the

.a 0, With Th@ir .a ss i 5;ta.nCII!',

tne real isation that is

inte re"St eve ay j n th is 'SoU ble d: of

an ove r- emp been Ia id u pan tts

.................. ia I spect, We nl! ed r mil!' ber t nat !!VII!'ry grl!!.at

e nt f ccnsecu sness is a n i iti.a on, E'lie ry step forwa rei ttl of i31WiJ reness I an I itia ion. Wtl en (I n atom of as. built into the as for that ato m an .a 0 her ty pI! of force, and its W h n t e con'5.Ciou'5.ne 50S of the erg d. n d th e life pa~'!Ied from san i nit iation. Wtl en pa ded i nto t nat of the

at i itia 0 n took place. All the b an iti.at Ion. or t nrou.g h an

conse ieusness. he (If he h U rna n fa mily lies

om an it ls lik@'Wi!i!! II!'nU!: rad n b seen by t hose who nt. And I!"II all t hese cases bot by the help of 111 0"S.e h in the: avolutiona ry ki n om and another, and nd nether, but a glCld~ i311

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develop ment co nseic usn es , and 0" in

of us. h ave ha a nd will ha t nis u nive l"5iali po int of view i

more .3war~

inerea sed, it a n I nit lation

hereen wide" . and we thin in itiation, ;iI nd gre.at ness of 0

r.j time 0 r re b adlv. it is n Iih! s@lf, and t eo

O.,e point I w'S!!lf~in itiated, us from CI LltSid

in ttia ten has to e help is brought 0 use t ere are gre t

u whe d

but Tne ir nan u nderta king I usefu I n@'S'S in t bodi~s. no eft 01,1 r mental b addin,g to the

• a nd nath i n.c a ch ieved ca n a re tied unti h i ng tne ......... -.-. wortdr no

that we mak

ing. t is ou r rig o a id and asslst share of t e increase 0 r b uik:l batt r and to equ p hleh we a

"te go i nee. II U ken the first

firrt serles of s ch is; a key 0

a $t In greater

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a s the Goa I of Evo1ution, I feel e ilrtre hat t h on tv t h ing I ca n po~~jbly atte pPO$it "s before vou, d rawi"8 upon it is not possi ble fur fin it!!: mind to Ian of he Deity. All that we can do r.; to of t e past. to invest (gate prese nt co nd itio s, m wn;(lt cia I a!"lld natu ral tende "ties, nd

• c..a I as rna be, the '!fa riOU'50 S'O.! ~ and stag . Ible for U~ I., to sta rt from the .,;oljd ba-sr.; of

kn I edg , ttlen put ttl em an toget ne r, nd

te f rm a" hvpotne sis ;(IS to wn;(lt rn.lV be he nd hat it· i rnposs] ble to go.

e-(o

FEVOLUTION

n evo tlen, 'So I me nti one<:! in the firs.t lect~ , deal ng 50 ewh at with su pposit lens, nd

1v!!:'5 wit" ib i litiE!:s. Ce rt.1 i n th i nc;s W~ 0

I t ru hs ha bee n ascerta in ed: yet even he

such as we re so m ueh spoke n of i;18O. a re no longer reg;(lrde tI a s

rom u 19ate-d as d rastic.111y a nd .a s len cs it'ie If j~ find I ng every

is ery re t iv~. Th ~ more a rna n grasp'S nd r is he he 1:0 n wh lch open s up before h m. ve uri ng to what are the su btler pia n of

fo re into th rea Ims of the unproven, a nd

tha , up ti me p resent, scie nee has refu ed en . We .a re pass Ing beyond the s ph ere of lie ~solid matter", into sueh reams as re s; ak ab ut ~ -centres of en ergy". t neg.ii!t

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and pe itive fore: II, a I'll II electric I p he no rnen ail arnphas s is; being I id me e and mo upon qU.i!lity r

U PO" (It t1 as "cal ed su bsta 00 I ,.., e fu rt h

.a:h@dld, .attem n.a,the '5iU bje cti e a"d tt1 e 5iU be nseicus, a

forced t

eed at all in .a c h is as V j.,e:w: rea lily f t ha occu ,WI! might .3 st be ea I d p.a $U bje ctl the obje ive.

a bout .a condi ian ~ 'iha II gradual

;i nee of the ta I tI'I u'S sta rt wit t1 the ate of su bstan C€', re of fore ~ tnat it was

origin, energy.

power W t kat rna is; th@ '5.U of the d vine life, m bi ni g atcmic man ife~ ing .a th ird facto , that of j te II Ige nt purp e , will. That ce tral will is e re I rna n, tt1 sp iritu a I e"tity wh uses

of tha od head, .iI nd is 'lti!!!ri Iy an d i truth of God. e is a svnrhesi s. The life of t h tn i rei

h aad, S owi ng 01'5. inte lIigen ~ r .a n i m s the

n ie-s: th life of t:tJ e se con d as pect, ea Ii ng

d is attra lve , is the force wt1 ic h bu ild" p the

i t the to m 5 wnic he eccu pie~. wni~ he in sss nee is II r spirit spect, I h im, ttl !!!r@for@r pu IYt@s t ne Iif!!!! of od t F ther. G the So . and God the Holy Spirit.

t in

rocaada to W@di e rorna nces oil nd to !!!)( pand o u

hing reate r. e con-sidered the sphe re

ttl at It ight perha p~ be a logica I tly at atom. a planet. the re mig

h rough it-a life t nat is @xp assi ng that planet. F rom the pia et we nd 'We ~w ttl at, If it we re I lea I to ing the pia net, it might be qu ally

tha 'SOl r sy5t!!! m is a cosmic atom, 01 v.a 51

n lmated by a centra I LlF E. which is rki ng

at form. an ultimate p IJ rpcse,

!! refore- dea It w· h the atom of '5oU bstance, w the

a om. IN the p netary atom, and with the smlc

left the d I~IJS'-" I of the 0 bjective "Ide of ma Ife'rta ~

s to the natu re of that wh leh i dwelt ou r Ie rt ure l.a 51 we!!!k to ta k@ P the 1: he eve lut ion of the life wit in the de by means of it. We -s;aid t at for as a specrFic goal. that for th atom goa I of sa H-..r::on'5CiouSn@S5~ at aU con'SCi us, but t at a II form'S are not '!i-elf-co n de LJ~r betwee rna nan the an ima I ttl e re was a p ou nd

en the spi rit n there is a i~ved. wh K: h en, we h.ad to

ur Ean a fu her ,._;.tage of G d-conse eusn SS, or the ire phs re of tha ry pi rit, Finally

r stage f re II~ation to be iCI ni"g th re gh H is solar ivable (] us

and God [.0 nsa litt I ate m of U~ life wn Ich

that .affects f that s rou p '5 ot his little r one which expla in the p e nstiousnes'&r

LIt that in the ti ny cent raan form, we the human

and its re rrJing it as rstanding of O'lnsciou ness,

atom in our um.an atom, may get an thess three

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as he IYeS and d evel 1)$. these two seen _ T ne e is tne early. r atomic stage.

ole c:::e ntre of i nt@re'5t lie'§. ith in nims@lf, • wh ere 5 H-ce ntredness i t he law (If his; rcteetlve age of eve I~t 10 • He is. pure Iv ed prima ri with., is own affai rs. This is

dsd by lat r stage, in wh ich a rna n I corrsc lousness

b n to ~xp d. is; lntere begin to lie 0 tslde his own

pa le la r sphe e. a d the perl a rrlves in whi h he i5 fee ling

to r g10tJP t wh ch ne 0010 I TIo! is sta8e i,gtn be viewed

or spondi g to that of radi .activity, He is ow not only .a

tred I' • b he is; also b~inning to h ve -3 definite

e et upon h _ $U r und I ng..." H is; tu rn in.g njs ttennon from

between the e the refore (] the pb net.ary two metl1 ods of u nfo lei ment has its own in the solar

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t ne lire t ne plan eta ry De i for YaIr- us vicissitudes .a nd we cons er th e affair;. of th The wor d wa r, for in'Sta nee. of huma mistakes and frailt :5, tedly ~ be-en ve

'Sf! .at sa, ool, h the "Solar hey escape within the f the plains

source it rna ke an i nterest ing line hOI rm to spetu lat!! if the @ wid er to ra nee, .a nd a g re

ha racts risa the @ let Lis now see wh y be ~pected a s t

atom Ives. I sheu Id lifee

a"d radio the 'SO'ar elopmenu me human upon ti'lis

r or hum n. Tnat is bably tru of the p refore als of a sola r L

'5-S, a s it is ttl e centra I evolution in t tue!! aspects of the d ivi ne Irfe are elli ng tire, or spjrrt, tne mate rial la, and the factor of inta lIigent u lts wi II eventuate. We sha II have (on scicu sness of a p.a rtic ular kind; qua I ity; tne effect (If ttl e su bjective ; the- utilisation of the fo rm fo r the attai n ment bV the i ndwe Iii ng e true nat ... re of ttl e ce ntra I life , be rres.ted during a life -cycle, whet ne r ~ of you a nd it is true of rns: it is etary lOgO§;. a nd if true of hi m

(3 n, to ow some of the d iffu r!! nt deVl!! Iopr

nts in con ~ction with 0 r to u r types of atcms=the atom of

u sts nee, ttl hu man at t ne pia netarv atom a nd the co", ml c

rn, 0 ne (If he first ant im pertant deve lepments will be vibratio n .a nd contact, that is, the not-self 0 n ev~ry pia ne, Let me ce rtai n ha lis in t niSi city, a nd gat he r sed of the u nsk iUed ta boo urers and @ rn, and repe-at what I h ilVe- basn no response whatever. Vet I could

k sue h a", I gave ten yea rs .ago, a long e I lines, and meet witn a ra p id

nd to t e Id godow t ether a n a die nee co

of right or wrong doas not @nt!!r in, diffe ren c i the a bilrty of d iffer~ nt grade'S and at d tffere t 'Stages; of e\I'CIl~t Ion to respond to

ratio n- It s Iv mea ns ttlat certa in people a re at

g@ wher@ ttl!!y ca n ached by an a motional .a ppeal, and

It with a Ie g the line thei r OWl'l persona I sa lvation, being

n ne ea rher tomic stag s yet. There I s a not her .,;t.age wh id1

ction, Har ~imply th es of me

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I appeal, wh ch gives one ;jJ ca ctiO" in su h d ist ussiens (IS wh i ch m ns i nvestig ion of thOSE!' rna grou P. f r nstan ee. Bu both stages a re

espond also to a mo in i1 mcu nt of inta rf! nave pursued. an I! I"!i wh ich 00 noern th ua Ilv right.

Ie at t niSi matter from a" her a ngle: it is qui

r us to et great p@opl@ wond@rful me n an

d fa il to be imp ressed by the ; we might pay; the

u recegn Is;in d1 e m • a nd t n us mrss that wh eh th . e U"5i- Tnis; a ppen ed j" Pale ne in conn eetion wit , twa thou sa d Yf!a rs ~o. Why Be cau S:I! we (] u~h.r

t great enc .sh to respond to th e m. The re is; 'SO m acklng i n u s "-'0 t nat we are u able to rea I is.e or i uta r vibrati "I I have hea rd i sa id, a nd I th .nk it

wry t ru , t nat if the Chrjst 'W@r@ to me down upon aa rt

aga in,.a d wa Ik amen m en a s He did b I'€:, He might live H

Itfu a mo t us d flY a r d av and we wo Id not notice anyth in

50 very im from tne oth r good a nd un s;elfi&

~ple: . W@ haW' not v@t eu Itivated withi

OLi rselve respon d to the d' . ne in CI ur brothe r.

usua Ily ich 1"-' bad .a nd co rse, a nd are cogn io_;..a

principa I e r's faults I We a i nsens itive, yet, to th

be-stin

e 10 pmene will be ttl at we s all be abl e to junctJo 0" all pia n of bei ng. We fu ctio n cense iousty" " k.a I pia na, n d there: .a r@ a fl! people who .i3lr@' .a bl eq u.alty co sclously on the n xt!;U btle r p 13 ne, th

lied d1 e a I pia ne (a 1I.iOrd I rv muct1 di""ljke, as

tonveY5i" rea I mea ing to our mind or the pia ne of th

I natu ra, o n h ieh .a m.a n is ive wi'I@n out of th

V. in the h u rs of s;lee p. or i mediate III afte r deat u man be In s can fun ctlon 0 the me rrt:1I pia ne i ne d co nsci usn ess, an d 5iti II f wer upon tne spiritu

physical Very fe fully aw k

61

object of evo lut ion is that we s it" full cont in u itv of raal is.<!tion, u on d'u~ p

e an d mental pia nes. T nis is the g eat aeh - e

wh- h wi II '5.0 me day bl! 0 U~. W@ shall then now what eve he u of the day. a nd not to r j List a be LIt u rtee n h of t e twe ty-foilJr, At present we remain ilJn nseleus e th e ea I t in king entity is during the "0 urs of Ie ap, We his activitie s a reo nor tha condit i n of h i5. @

e day we '!iha II ut ilise a nd emp of eve ry dav.

her p rpose of e.volutio n is a three-fuid ne, a nd it is

we hou I d have pu rpo'!ie or wm~ k:tw r oml en lW coTha is n $0 as yet. We 1'1 ave m ueh inte IIIg nt ene

n YO sly d splayed now, but it is very fa re i deed to a

pI! n IN ose wnole lif@ is a rurnated by a ca ntral p r

wI'!. h ts Ilowed u n-swe Ni ng Ill. and whit h is an im

ted leve wor~ ng t tuou.g h Intelligent ctivity. Tee

is 11 oweve rr when we shall hav expa nd

ious @ss to 'Such an @:Id@nt, and be 0 active. e !\Ie'S. th at we sha II be come rad.o-activ . We s:h

to rei a defin ite pLlrpo,,-,e wtl icl1 will b tl1 e 0

a in eu r objective by mean'S of th inteUigen

God is d oin.g. is it not? At cur rasent nt, we are ce rta i nly inte II lgent, b 1: 3$ yet ve. We may have a little love for 11 0'5e we 0

or nd a greate r low for our fa mi (I nd im e

me ds, b t w@ know praetka Ily ncth in.g of rou p love

gro p I is voiced to r uS by th ~ great idea I i of the

rthe I "-'"s true tl1 at we nave reached the st ge where nd s rnewhat to it, (I nd fuel that it is 5.0 eth ing we s

o s r@.alised. It is good to re marn ber at ttl e m

a Ion 5.LlCtl defin itelv a ttru i §;tic I in ~S, t e more up met hing of very great val ue, and de lop by s

u '. -;

Ia bori s degrees t1 e rud ime ts of a I greu p co nseleusnes ,

yet lies fa "5.

Th@n:!! preces far ah the pe Th@n:!!

when

d uri n.c t ha @volutiona wh lch are at present 5 ce l\Iable unless; we h.a

liar type

the stags in wt1 ic h nscan d ti I'Il@ .a nd spa r

e censeie neon of t grou p n a II parts of th e pia n ., ee, will b ou r cons lous nes a I'IId w hen it will be J u

ntaet tt1 e nsciou ness of a frie nd i., Ind - r

nca .a nd separ.ation wi I ms of thi'i ca n be see n i co mmu nicate te lepath

r @ Is@wh@ r as it is @ reo; di

barrier inte rco~ . Sym

the ab I which me peopl have t

ea 1Iy, 0 to psycho

s pe nd so time "'!iion ing t hi§; d iorta nt goa .

chieve me t of th togos billions of yea of vttal in rest fo us is to get some idea nd to nda rsta nd wh.at w@ m n with he eloJOllJtion.ary proc:e thou san yea 1"'-'-. et U'S- ccnside r th is- Ide

'Some re, as we !"ow. th e main Ii ne s of tt'Oyg

it! ntific, th reoligio"5,.a nd the p hilosoph ica . what ha e we g ? In the sc ientific line

embodi a II th con cerns matte r, th ion; rt ea Is witn objectMty, an ngibls, and seen; lit@r.a ltv. wit

proven. I rei igio s thought we h.3V~ th

witt1 the Ufe wtt ., t he form.. wt1 ic h de-a , pl~~ all that has bee

ths U5@ f t ha form it has r@n-r::@ to tha 5U bj@rt-

atu re. In h ilo!;oph i I thoug 1: w~ h aloJe wh.at I mig utll is.ation of tt1 e int Iligence by t he I., dwe 1111'118 life, i

order t at tI1 e fo may be a equ ate adapted to its need- l

d for in the immed ii!te tutu is on Iv inte"ded to be sugge

whicn m y ring that II at I speak in

micm .n.g. and

is carried n

ra lleh"g the evolution of the 11 n be ing gain. 'We e n

ook (] rna n to dommata tha .a ir. T r!! is a eat v lbrat ry p he . or pia ne, in the sola r 'S'y5t~ ca lie diSCI me ccc tt OCI k tel ntuitl ona I plane; it is; ca lied n the fa ern I ite rat dhic planer and its symbol is the air, J st as; man is to find his way th rough t @ dev@1o mant of t @

on to that pia ne now. se ip::! nee is b~ in ning 0

I$CCllltet how to dom I nate the .a ir. an as the In itlon in m n

d a ir be deve loped

an grow. Anot ar th ing we for (.a d it is .a Ire ady be:ing

me g" ised sem what) is t h p ment t ne abiltty to. see

in u btler rna r, Ev@rywh h Id ren being born

see me re th.a n you e re r~ferring to

thing that is based urely n m e lal grounds, and m s tl1 e p ys ital eye, rem r to eth ri vision, wt1 it h is s!!e n.g in t ne fi n r m ;mer of h@ ph sica I p n , or in t hat wh K: h is lied the eth I""S. Mu e h • restin work a bee n done along t hi line by ~iIJ e nts a nd s entm I., ca I" 0. ia. Orr Frederl c:k Fin " St ro.ng ha bee" worki ale an teaching th t ha p Itysic I ~ - Gil pa bl '5.@@ing eth@rica I·

Iy r ru::l that eth ric: 'Vi'5io.n' the erma I u ctlon of the eve. Wh t will the d \ilelopment f thi~ faculty an? It will mean t h scie nee will have defi., - ely to. (I dju - poi nt of v iew as

to t e su btle:r pines. If ther rome 'h in range of vi'5io n of

t he normal rna n or wo ma n ith in he ne ne h u ndred yea rs

ce in aspects a nd to rms of life t hat been rega rded

h rt: erto as imag "ary, we ha ere a d fo r a II that ran k

m @n.alism wh i h hOI'§. d i5ti u ishe us 10 long. .a nd if that

wh i h is now in is:ible is: re ogn' alon.a V p.a rticu I ar line r wh ~hall say h w fa r ferwa d tt wi I be sl le for iIJ s to go as tim progres-ses Aga in. the "ole re nd 0 e olut ion i's tewa rd

hesis, As w go down into Iter. s w@ tan d tow.a rd

n.a I~tion. 'SI'I all ha het~ gene' r as we work ba ck

to rds -s:pirit e sl1 all te d to rd s u ; so th at in the

rel- io us world e ea n look for un tv to a e its appea ra nee r

Th n:!! is. eve n w. a much gr@at r spirit tole:ra nee abroad

t ha was: the se fifty V a rs .ag ; b LIt h ti me is ra pidly

ap roo ching wh n the grea ronda nta I itv that iIJ nderlles

all he ddfe re n religio ns, nd th tact eat h fa ith is a

ry pa rt 0 n@ great wnolf! will r cognised by me: n

here. a n through is ret .snit ion sha II have the

I ificatic n of re I igio n. W ~ha II ave th reat centra I fa cts

0201 F~~~

I I I

re sti n.c h appen i nG in co

tion ith the tUJ an f mily to ke plaC€!. for the .......... ......., grou p conscious 5'5 eeomes, on a large 'Sea le, th ens; leu s ab" ive of man wtla will ecc r? You will have man p his fu ot pen what "S COl II d in th rf,!: ligiou'5 wo rld, th~ P

will h lie him d initel ta king imsetf in han d. ende to

live t life of tn '5pl r refus I a nv 10 n.ge r to live a e red

atomi I ire; you -II h a rclo! i"8 for h is place w hi the

r wt1 ola, a ns of defin it@ s If nit atad

e nd e cu r, .3 nd en u ifyi ng im §;eH with th at grou . hls is aU

tl1 at - rea Ily m nt bV the tea h ing given a bout ttl e h i the

Prote ant, catn I lc, a d Budd ist eh u rehes, They al at the

!line: it bv diff!! re nt na mas, DC ;iI the Id path the P.at h of IIiLI mi na io . 0 the is the 0 e Patn, tnat whlcn s in d1 ever more nd more nto t e perle day-

organ satlon, an

, and t e small and petty dIan atio r ovartookad.

aan .an 0 "'1. and .a race, he temu rl

tl igh i38e of pe ou rs, the At 1i1 e mot' nal nat ur of

wt1 ic h we bele ,the

86 ..... *:-.

'- .. ~-

fl

Wl'1en tnjs int!!re:sti nc. L.d pac

ea II the abil ity mad lu rnsh ip, nor 0 more da ngerou'S a

~ med I urn, II Tke a age mediu

receptive natu re, a d usua Ily t kr@@fol d natu Ii!: brain r hi~ ha nd r 0 A~tomatic w ritln

II

con sciou sly and

'S~lf, the God defin ite contact, to rna ke decisio n reasoning facu Ity to speak, to wr' t he lowe r mind, contact eu r ow n

sha II be Knowe~. t:t1 is is ;iI P

mea ns the pLittin Of') p::!~e H in

one' s Ego, or h I.g e ~elf, and persorHllityto any p

ves, When we ca n aled to us We

This can be seen often t nat the a -self, On IV in our

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