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The Laws of Vayu

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# The Laws of Vayu - Document 01: Preface

**Original Title:** PREÂMBULO **By:** Cedaior (Albert Raymond Costet de Mascheville) **Date:** 1919 **Translation:** From Portuguese to English

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## PREFACE

My Brothers,

1914 - At the sound of the bugle, I have entrusted everything to God: wife, children, home... For I believe in Duty and Sacrifice.

A strange being came. One of those we respectfully call Master, who told me: "Cedaior, your Duty is here and not there. You must pronounce only the words Love and Sacrifice, in His Name. All that is past shall no longer live in you."

1915 - From then on, I received and taught the new Doctrine.

1919 - It has been approximately four years that I have been giving you the luminous Laws of Vayu, but the diffusion of the Knowledge of Reincarnation must accelerate, and therefore I have gathered these Laws in the present Book.

These pages contain all the essential of what I have to tell you for this time. I will add some treatises on the scientific or theogonic parts. And that will be all.

My presence among you has never influenced your minds as my absence will influence them, because the Ego is potent. My true presence will therefore be in your hearts and in the memory of what I have taught you. Thus the Master is always present for me.

Christ, Vayu, Cedaior and those who will be added are not only representative names of entities - they are Acting Forces, which at the same time attract energies to the Center that, after Sacrifice, reflect in Love, the only Emanation of That One.

These Books of Laws are the Gospel that since the Brahma of the Past leads us to the Brahma of the Future... being the key that opens the Door of this resplendent Future.

For you, Olympic Brothers, I received these Laws. To you they belong. You may claim them and derive from them the true origin of our Race. It is also the first Message that is to be the Word of Union of those of the Sixth Aryan Sub-Race or Pre-Olympic, cradle of the Sixth Root Race.

May each one of you, my Brothers, be the Apostle of this new Gospel of science, of wisdom and of love. What I have given you in secret, give publicly. May each one keep present the last Law of the Heptologue of Vayu, and the Olympic Light will be like a beacon, which from America and, shortly, from California, will illuminate the fourth Cosmic Night and the helpless humanity.

Come around me, oh dear Brothers! and let us give thanks to Brahma, the One, the Father and to His Son, the One, although dual and to His Holy Spirit, One, although septuple.

May our brothers of the past races receive here the testimony of our gratitude for their efforts, their sacrifices, their yearnings, because from all of this we are born. Yes. We are the crystallization of your highest yearnings. We are the expression of your aspirations toward the better, toward the most beautiful.

Yes. We are the crystallization of your highest yearnings. We are the expression of your aspirations toward the better, toward the most beautiful.

Our first act is, and must be, to confirm this saying. We give you a first proof with the revelation of the Laws of Reincarnation, which is your Redemption.

Love one another as I love you.

In His Name, **Cedaior**

*Olivos, near Buenos Aires, Argentina From September 1915 to 1917 Published in September 1919*

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## Commentary

This preface establishes Cedaior's divine mission to transmit the Laws of Vayu for the emerging Sixth Sub-Race. Written during World War I, it reveals his calling to serve a higher purpose than earthly warfare - the spiritual preparation of humanity's next evolutionary stage. The Olympic Brothers represent the vanguard souls destined to birth the Sixth Root Race, beginning in the Americas and extending to California as a focal point of spiritual transformation.

The text demonstrates clear influences from Theosophical teachings about root races while presenting Cedaior's unique synthesis of Christian mysticism, Eastern philosophy, and esoteric evolution. His emphasis on Love and Sacrifice as the fundamental principles echoes both Christ consciousness and the Bodhisattva ideal of service to humanity's spiritual advancement.

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