ISIS UNVEILED
Helena P. Blavatsky
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"God blesses equally every beast of the field and every living creature, and He endows them all with Life, which is a breath of His own Spirit."
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"It is undeniable that the theologies of all the great nations dovetail together and show that each is a part of one stupendous whole."
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"Simple common sense precludes the possibility that the universe is the result of mere chance."
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"The Divine mind is eternal, and it is pure light, and poured out through splendid and immense space." Codex Nazaraeus, 1. 23
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"The will of the Creator, through which all things were made and received their first impulse, is the property of every living being."
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"Plato's cardinal idea was that there existed a permanent principle of unity beneath the forms, changes, and other phenomena of the universe."
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"The magnetism of pure love is the originator of every created thing."
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"It is undeniable that the theologies of all the great nations dovetail together and show that each is a part of one stupendous whole."
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"God fills up the whole creation, for he is in all, and all is in him."
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"Of all the duties, the principal one is to acquire the knowledge of the supreme soul (the spirit); it is the first of all sciences."
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"Everything is drawn to its like, and converges with natures congenial to itself. Out of this sympathy and antipathy arises a constant movement in the whole world, and in all its parts, and uninterrupted communion which produces universal harmony. …one thing affects another one, even at great distances, notwithstanding the intervening space."
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"The myth is the undisclosed thought of the soul. The characteristic trait of the myth is to convert reflection into history."
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"One is the Spirit of the living God, blessed be His Name, who lives forever!" 'Sepher Jezireh', the kabalistic Book of Creation
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"God is in all things, as the ancients have observed it with a worthy correctness."
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“Freemasonry proclaims, as it has proclaimed from its origin, the existence of a creative principle, the great Architect of the universe.”
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"A person's idea of God is that image of blinding light that he sees reflected in the concave mirror of his own soul."
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"The human spirit is so great a thing that no one can express it; as God is eternal and unchangeable, so also is the spirit of humanity." Paracelsus
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"There is a Supreme God who produced in his own mind a 'paradeigma' of all things."
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"The love of truth is inherently the love of good; and so predominating over every desire of the soul, purifying it and assimilating it to the divine, thus governing every act of the individual, it raises humanity to a participation and communion with Divinity."
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"There is but one Magnet in the universe, and from it proceeds the magnetization of everything existing."
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"We express the likeness of the divine nature in which the very Best Creator, from the archetype of his own mind, engraved with his finger (that is, his spirit), the eternal law of honesty; by this we are joined to God and made one with God." Origen, 'Sixth Epistle to the Romans'
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"One nature delights in another, one nature overcomes another, one nature overrules another, and the whole of them are One." Synesius
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"Not a nation, not a people, nor the most abject tribe, but after their own fashion has believed in an Unseen God, the First cause of unerring and immutable laws, and in the immortality of our spirit. No creed, no false philosophy, no religious exaggerations, could ever destroy that feeling. It must, therefore, be based upon an absolute truth."
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"Harmony in the physical and mathematical world of sense, is justice in the spiritual one."
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"The undercurrent of this world is set toward one goal; and inside of humanity is a power almost infinite, a holy faith capable of apprehending the supremest truths of all existence."
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