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1Progressive Course of Asana Yoga (Continuation) — By Asuri Kapila, S∴I∴ — CONSIDERATIONS ON THE PRANA-JUJ-ASANA.
2On the physical plane the Prana-Juj-Asana is the ideal posture for those who devote themselves to perfecting the forms of the body, and especially for women, to whom it gives harmony and elasticity in the limbs.
3On the mental plane this asana is also the ideal one for obtaining the coordination of the respiratory movements and the mental state.
4On the spiritual plane it is the ideal posture [Sic: the original prints "la postura ideas".] for establishing more easily the contact between the physical and astral planes, dynamising the emotive and devotional states, and charging the plexuses with the terrestrial magnetism.
5In effect, this asana is the one the ancient Magi, Hierophants or Priests assumed during the ritualistic ceremonies, though they did not perform it in so evident a form as when it is done in solitude and independently of any ritual.
6It is not only important to learn to know the two polarities of the astral fluid or light — the fluid that permits establishing the connection between spirit and matter — but it is still more important to know its handling.
7This asana permits, in effect, dynamising both polarities: the positive or electric, which is the force of attraction or cohesion in matter, and the negative or magnetic, which is the force of expansion or dispersion of matter.
8The electric polarity is condensed or accumulated in those true accumulators which are the ganglia of the great sympathetic, and the magnetic polarity is emanated by the whole organism and irradiated principally by the solar and the cardiac plexus.
9Now, through our mistaken way of living, the electric currents of our body come to be so deficient and weak that the organism manifests it in the form of a vibratory disequilibrium which — when what is established is not so intense as to produce death — though health suffers, the body will continue to live, adapting itself to the conditions the new vibratory equilibrium produces. [Sic: the sentence as printed is anacoluthic; rendered as it stands.]
10Well known are the examples given us by certain personages of the Middle Ages who, for fear of dying poisoned, went accustoming themselves — taking ever greater doses of poison — to a new vibratory equilibrium of the body, some of them arriving at a true state of immunity… [Editorial gloss: at this point the retyped source itself records "Faltan 2 páginas" — two pages are missing.] …That is why we counsel all those who wish to change their alimentary regime not to do it brusquely, trying on the contrary to give their bodies the adequate desired vibration very slowly.
11A carnivore who wished to change his accustomed regime for a vegetarian one should do it in a time not less than 90 or 120 days, according to the case, thus permitting the necessary time for his body to go adapting itself to the new vibratory modality.
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The lead article is signed only "by a Br∴ Ill∴ of the O∴K∴R∴C∴" — internal evidence (the first-person interpreter of Lorelair's chart, the "little worm" phrase) points to Jehel himself.
The Order's own founding scene, dated and placed: 10 July 1941, Grand Council seat in Porto Alegre, twelve present of whom seven Rosicrucians — Cedaior "still in full vigour", Jehel presiding, Solón vice-president, Mauá secretary, and the Uruguayan delegation (Pitágoras with Asuri Kapila, Surya and Maya) visiting. The single densest page of institutional history the run has printed: the Order was Brazilian-seated before Montevideo.
The Prophecy: Lorelair's reading of the Order's foundation chart, published with per-period verdicts ("IT HAS BEEN FULFILLED INTEGRALLY") and a forecast ladder running to the Order's 29th–30th years — 1969-70-71 as the predicted maximum. A checkable long-range prophecy printed in 1944; the 1947-48 entry promises the "grandiose realisation" at 15 years (1955-56).
The support-evidence list names the Kabbalistic Rosicrucian Library as a realised creation, and healing assistance attributed to "the Venerable Masters AMO, PAPUS and others" — AMO the same name the Nº 5 lineage diagram carries.
The Androgony food-series reaches its third register: the soul fed on states of mind as literally as the stomach on bread, with digestion as the working metaphor throughout — and everything read, said or desired leaving "traces in our blood, in our aura and in the secret light".
The essay ends in an arithmetic of effort: physical care worth 10, passional discipline its square (100), disinterested acts its cube (1,000) — the run's fondness for quantified ethics at its plainest.
The planetary course opens its trans-Saturnian annex: Neptune and Uranus now, with Lorelair promised for a special article on Pluto (discovered only fourteen years earlier) tied to Scorpio — the course keeping pace with the astronomy of its decade.
The Aquarius dating stated numerically: the Era begins "around the year 2140", when "the Moral Capital of the Western World is magnetically fixed in the United States" — offered as the explanation for the migration of initiatic fraternities from Europe to the Americas (the editors' own migration among them).
The retyped source itself records a lacuna here: mid-article, the transcript carries the words "Faltan 2 páginas" (two pages missing). The gap is preserved and glossed on the face of the translation — what was lost fell between the poison-immunity examples and the dietary-transition counsel. Flag for the facsimile hunt: a complete copy of Nº 25 would fill it.
Kapila reports a self-experiment — a vegetarian deliberately gorging on meat and recording the symptoms and the aura shift (red up, orange-yellow down, blue sharply down) — the series' method at its most empirical and its most seer-dependent in one page.
Census: 83 → 88 (Argentina 42, Brazil 13, Uruguay 33), and a seventh exercise appears with its first practitioner. The March protocol numbers as printed (776–796) leave 756–775 unaccounted against February's close — glossed on the face.
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The May Full Moon — "the most important of the year" — scheduled to the minute: 8 May 1944, 7:28 a.m. Greenwich, with members instructed to convert to civil time and be "in full and serene action" at the instant. The Wesak observance, unnamed but exact.
Sir S. Subramania Iyer enters the run: Pandit Morli Dhar's memoir (from The Suddha Dharma, January 1935) of initiation at the hands of the retired Madras High Court judge and Theosophical grandee, External Head of the S.D.M. — with the 1915 postal initiation, the 1919 Bangalore diksha by rod-touch, and Srinivasachariar in Purasawalkam holding "all the ancient manuscripts". The run's Suddha column acquires its human lineage.
Subramania Iyer's answer on politics, printed in May 1944: the forces that once used him "are working through the Mahatma Gandhi" — and his emphatic 1919 prophecy, "India will succeed in federating without shedding of blood", set before Spanish-American readers three years before independence. The run's second dated political prophecy in two numbers.
Pitágoras grounds the orientation doctrine in Pasqually's letters to Willermoz (1767–1774) — citing their physical location (Lyon municipal library) and both editions: Papus's fragments and Van Rijnberk's integral second volume. The run documents the very correspondence tradition behind the Traité on our shelf; the operative instructions (circles, cardinal words, candles, celebrant's orientation) are summarised from it.
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Reichenbach's od-experiments, Virgil's Georgics on transplant orientation, Japanese north-heads and church apses — the column's method: one doctrine (orientation) traced through agriculture, liturgy, domestic custom and laboratory.
The modern evidence: Abrams's west-facing reflex maximum on earthed aluminium plates, Star-White's percussion zones, the whale of Prince Albert of Monaco — the same Abrams whose "electronic reactions" were the era's great medical heterodoxy, cited here without controversy.
Adhémar's diptych: the same teaching voiced twice — turbaned (Lanoo, Bodhi tree, HARI) and "très chic" Western (Virginal Spirits, Karma, the first breath's stamp) — with the same crowd dismissing both, and the naked claim "I am He" earning only "a madman who says he is God". A La Plata Martinist's essay on register itself; dated 14-2-1944.
The Western version's natal-breath doctrine — each atom stamped by the first inspiration, the stamp acting for life — is the astrological first-breath thesis in Rosicrucian dress; the essay's two voices are the review's own two languages.
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The forecast ladder's far end — fructification "fully at 22 years", maximum at 29–30 (1969-71) — now reads against what happened: the Order's Uruguayan phase, these very pages, and the movements that later grew from this milieu. The run hands its own future a measuring stick.
Srinivasachariar described in life: Sanskrit-and-Tamil only, interpreter required, "restorer of the S.D.M. in the world" with the manuscript corpus in his keeping — the same Pandit whose doctrinal notes the run has been serialising since Nº 19.
Gossip, criticism and rancour as "moral poisons" that sicken the soul the way bad food sickens the body — the alimentation analogy carried into ethics, with bicarbonate-and-lemon as the comic register of repentance.
The diksha itself: the Guru upright on the woollen couch, cylindrical rod in the right hand, mala on — initiation granted by rod-touch after "certain Suddha truths". The memoir's physical detail is the best description of S.D.M. ritual the run has printed.