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1You ask whether it is right to appeal to the Divine Soul as within. , pAnnle Original from □igilizeo by VjOUVIC UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN QUOTATIONS FROM LETTERS 175 Yes it is. Woman should always locate her aspirations in the breast. Her bosom is the seat of her highest spiritual vibrations. The brain is the location in man. Each planet prepares the zone for her own disembodied offspring. The souls of these zones have formed a grand inter-planetary zone. This is a fact which I have verified; but this zone is not in direct contact with our earth. All of the visible stars; telescopic or otherwise, belong to our Universe and this universe has one mighty, inconceivable center; a glorious spiritual sun. Each one of the myriad suns of the first order are parents of countless secondary suns, and our own sun is one of these secondary suns. We cannot see any other Universe than our own, until we reach the solar sphere and become the angel; and then, not until we are prepared to ascend into other and brighter realms of being.
2Mankind face a glorious destiny and the small sufferings of ex¬ ternal life, fearful though they may seem to those still in the flesh, are as nothing compared with the endless possibilities of the human soul. And Oh, how my heart longs, at times, for the bright realms that I have so often trod; for the glorious vistas of the Infinite’s bright crea¬ tion; for that plane of life wherein the soul perceives the might and majesty of GOD in all the scintillating gems of His flashing, fiery crown. Each jewel is a glorious sun pulsating with creative life and carrying onward in the wild, whirling journey of evolution, its brood of planets with their countless races of intellectual beings, souls and Deific entities, brought forth as the manifestation of the Infinite Good (GOD). The symbol upon the cover of this book The Light of Egypt is complex. It is the symbol of Spiritual Initiation, and means, literally, “I have pierced the illusions of matter. I am conscious that I am Divine.” The seven stars represent the seven Principles of Nature. The serpent represents the objective phenomena, and the arrow pierc¬ ing the serpent represents the human soul which is conscious of its origin, power and destiny.
3It is when I read such articles as the one put forth by Huxley that my own eternal spirit rises in just indignation. Oh, that I could spread before the suffering world but one tithe even of the grand, glorious, eternal spheres of supernal existence that await the human f'rtj-knlf’ Original from 176 THE LIGHT OF EGYPT
The source text as printed, transcribed diplomatically. Where the source language uses a non-Latin script that reaches us only through a Victorian romanisation, this layer is labelled transliteration, because that is what we hold.
1You ask whether it is right to appeal to the Divine Soul as within. , pAnnle Original from □igilizeo by VjOUVIC UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN QUOTATIONS FROM LETTERS 175 Yes it is. Woman should always locate her aspirations in the breast. Her bosom is the seat of her highest spiritual vibrations. The brain is the location in man. Each planet prepares the zone for her own disembodied offspring. The souls of these zones have formed a grand inter-planetary zone. This is a fact which I have verified; but this zone is not in direct contact with our earth. All of the visible stars; telescopic or otherwise, belong to our Universe and this universe has one mighty, inconceivable center; a glorious spiritual sun. Each one of the myriad suns of the first order are parents of countless secondary suns, and our own sun is one of these secondary suns. We cannot see any other Universe than our own, until we reach the solar sphere and become the angel; and then, not until we are prepared to ascend into other and brighter realms of being.
2Mankind face a glorious destiny and the small sufferings of ex¬ ternal life, fearful though they may seem to those still in the flesh, are as nothing compared with the endless possibilities of the human soul. And Oh, how my heart longs, at times, for the bright realms that I have so often trod; for the glorious vistas of the Infinite’s bright crea¬ tion; for that plane of life wherein the soul perceives the might and majesty of GOD in all the scintillating gems of His flashing, fiery crown. Each jewel is a glorious sun pulsating with creative life and carrying onward in the wild, whirling journey of evolution, its brood of planets with their countless races of intellectual beings, souls and Deific entities, brought forth as the manifestation of the Infinite Good (GOD). The symbol upon the cover of this book The Light of Egypt is complex. It is the symbol of Spiritual Initiation, and means, literally, “I have pierced the illusions of matter. I am conscious that I am Divine.” The seven stars represent the seven Principles of Nature. The serpent represents the objective phenomena, and the arrow pierc¬ ing the serpent represents the human soul which is conscious of its origin, power and destiny.
3It is when I read such articles as the one put forth by Huxley that my own eternal spirit rises in just indignation. Oh, that I could spread before the suffering world but one tithe even of the grand, glorious, eternal spheres of supernal existence that await the human f'rtj-knlf’ Original from 176 THE LIGHT OF EGYPT
The source text as printed, transcribed diplomatically. Where the source language uses a non-Latin script that reaches us only through a Victorian romanisation, this layer is labelled transliteration, because that is what we hold.
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