ISIS UNVEILED
Helena P. Blavatsky
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"Space is not an empty void, but a reservoir filled with the models of all things that ever were, that are, and that will be."
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"The magnetism of pure love is the originator of every created thing."
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"God fills up the whole creation, for he is in all, and all is in him."
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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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"Harmony in the physical and mathematical world of sense, is justice in the spiritual one."
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"The soul, which is immortal, has an arithmetical, as the body has a geometrical, beginning. This beginning, as the reflection of the great universal Archaeus, is self-moving, and from the centre diffuses itself over the whole body of the microcosm."
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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 unity of God, the immortality of the spirit, belief in salvation only through our works, merit and demerit; such are the principal articles of faith of the Wisdom-religion."
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"The forces of the universe are ever in perfect harmony with the one great Immutable Law."
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"You have in yourself something similar to God, and therefore use yourself as the temple of God."
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"There is a Supreme God who produced in his own mind a 'paradeigma' of all things."
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"'All things,' says the Kabala, 'are derived from one great Principle, and this principle is the unknown and invisible God.'"
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"There never was nor ever will be a truly philosophical mind, whether of Pagan, Jew or Christian, but has followed the same path of thought. Gautama-Buddha is mirrored in the precepts of Christ; Paul and Philo Judaeus are faithful echoes of Plato, and Ammonius Saccas and Plotinus won their immortal fame by combining the teachings of all these grand masters of true philosophy. 'Prove all things; hold fast that which is good,' ought to be the motto of all brothers on earth."
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"Every soul has some portion of 'nous', reason, a person cannot be a person without it."
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"God blesses equally every beast of the field and every living creature, in the water as in the air, and He endows them all with life, which is a breath of His own Spirit."
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"Simple common sense precludes the possibility that the universe is the result of mere chance."
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"Human-spirit proves God-spirit, as the one drop of water proves a source from which it must have come."
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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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"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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"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 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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"He (Christ) termed himself the son of God, but took care to assert repeatedly that they were all the children of God….in preaching this, he repeated a doctrine taught ages earlier by Hermes, Plato, and other philosophers."
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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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"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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"Matter is nothing more than the.. effect of the emanative energy of the Deity."
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