La Iniciación Vol. 4, No. 34 - February 1945: Document 1 of 10
Title Page and Table of Contents
Original Title: La Iniciación - Año IV, Febrero de 1945, Nº 34
Monthly Publication of the Independent Group of Esoteric Studies
Mensuario del Grupo Independiente de Estudios Esotéricos
Montevideo, Uruguay
Translation Document 1 of 10
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INITIATIC SECTION
Page 4 - The 6th Race or Olympic Race (Lorelair S.I.)
Page 6 - Comments on the First Degree of Martinism: Historical-chronological notes on the Martinist Order (Pitágoras S.I.)
Page 8 - Practical Course in Judicial Astrology (Surya, S.I.)
Page 11 - Principles of Yoga Mudra (Asuri Kapila, S.I.)
Page 15 - Maha Boddhi Sangha (A. Kapila S.I.)
Page 17 - Suddha Dharma Mandalam. The Avatar of Bhagavan Mitra Deva (Swami Subrahmaniananda)
LITERARY SECTION
Page 21 - The Miracle (by Andrea Majocchi, translated by Pitágoras S.I.)
La Iniciación Vol. 4, No. 34 - February 1945: Document 2 of 10
The 6th Race or Olympic Race (Part 1)
The Evolutionary Destiny of Humanity
Lecture by V.H. Lorelair, S.I.
Delivered February 13, 1944, on the occasion of installing the portrait of V.M. Cedaior in the Temple of Tatúa Vivekananda (Porto Alegre - Brazil)
Some time ago, when Cedaior was still—physically—our brother and companion on the journey, I had begun to make known here a selection of lectures by the Persian philosopher Iranschaehr, whom we both greatly venerated.
The title of the last one was: "The necessity of Esotericism in our times." It spoke of the gravity of the current moment, of the dangers that threaten the new generation, if we did not succeed in giving them, under new form, the old doctrines and ancient wisdom, in such a way that would unite science with religion and simultaneously satisfy reason and heart. It pleased me greatly to bring you those lectures, for it was a way of presenting what is our own conviction—and what I consider Cedaior's mission—using the words of others.
Initially, given that the first condition of esoteric spiritualism is tolerance and understanding of our fellow beings, without which Fraternity, virtue of future epochs, cannot be realized.
I was going to translate the second part of that work, when I was moved to verify how it seemed to speak of Cedaior and his Mission. I could not have read you that lecture without speaking of him, of his ideal that—together, we had embraced—but I feared that in speaking of his personal mission, it would be interpreted as proselytism, and... I remained silent. But when Cedaior left us—on this plane—and now, when each day I see realized something of what he taught us, I believe I can read this part and speak as a disciple, without qualms. I will continue, then, from the point where we left the theme:
THE GUIDES OF ESOTERICISM
Says Iranschaehr: