A few Quotations from theosophical sources
Jan 17, 1999 01:21 PM
by W. Dallas TenBroeck
January 17th 1999
Some Quotations from Theosophical sources that might be of
interest:
The one fundamental law of Occult Science is: "the radical unity
of the ultimate essence of each constituent part of compounds in
Nature-from Star to mineral Atom, from the highest Dhyan Chohan
to the smallest infusoria. And this is to be applied
spiritually, intellectually, and physically." SD I 120
[ also see W. Q. Judge. Judge Articles Vol. I p. 103 -
REINCARNATION IN ANIMALS ]
"Practical Occultism,...is but the lowest form of applied
Metaphysics...an occultist...must nit separate either himself or
anything else from the rest of creation or non-creation...the
moment he distinguishes himself from even a vessel of dishonor,
he will not be able to join himself to a vessel of honor. He
must think of himself as an infinitesimal something, not even as
an individual atom, but as part of the world-atoms as a
whole...Everything from spirit to the tiniest particle, is a part
of the Whole, at best a link. Break a single link and all passes
into annihilation; but this is impossible." HPB TRANSACTIONS
OF THE BLAVATSKY LODGE p. 138
"...man is a perfect animal, the vehicle of a fully developed
MONAD, self-conscious, and deliberately following its own line of
progress..." HPB TRANSACTIONS p. 14
"Maya is the perceptive faculty of every Ego which considers
itself a Unit separate from, and independent of the One infinite
and eternal SAT, or "Be-ness."...not only we ourselves, but the
whole visible and invisible universe, are only a temporary part
of the one beginningless and endless WHOLE, or that which ever
was, is, and will be." HPB Transactions, p. 31-2
"Every living creature, of whatever description, was, is, or will
become a human being in one or another Manvantara." HPB
TRANSACTIONS, p. 23
:Only the homogeneous, the absolutely purified, unalloyed Spirit,
can be re-united to the Deity, or "go to Brahma." HPB
TRANSACTIONS, p. 139
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