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BASIC THEOSOPHY
Geoffrey Hodson
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"All is interwoven, interlocked, and this interweaving is based upon a universal system of vibrational correspondences or mutual resonances."
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"In diverse forms a common soul we see." G. Matheson
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"Think your way towards the principle of Oneness as far as you possibly can."
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"Oneness is the supreme truth."
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"In the state of consciousness in which the Spiritual Self abides, separation is impossible, parting in unknown."
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"As a captain must know both his ship and his charted course, so man must know himself and his pathway in life."
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"Man in his spiritual nature is a divine, immortal, imperishable being."
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"Spiritual awakening in mankind is as natural as is the appearance of bud and flower in the plant."
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"The person who successfully probes his own inner nature and existence back to its Centre and Core, finds one single source of all men, all beings, all existence. Unity then emerges as the supreme verity, the everlasting truth."
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"Actions motived by love, service and unselfishness produce a growing freedom of self-expression."
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"Self-existent, eternal, resplendent in Its own glory, is the Shining One, Whose Centre is invisible Fire, Whose rays are Light and Life, pervading the universe to its utmost limits, penetrating every form and causing it to live and to grow."
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"That nature only is good when it shall not do unto another whatever is not good for its own self." Dadistan-i-dinik, 94:5 (Zoroastrian)
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"The principle of unfoldment under the irresistible pressure of a propellant energy operates from within the innermost essence of the Universe, and the spiritual seeds of all beings."
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"Neither individuals nor nations are paralysed by their past actions. Everything is not irretrievably fated, however good or bad the past. Man can master circumstances and make of each experience an opportunity for a fresh beginning, however heavily the past may weigh upon him."
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"However terrible the sin and sorrow on earth may be, all things are somehow working together for the eventual good of all."
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"Wise was the injunction of the Mystery Schools of old, 'Man know thyself'; for when man truly knows himself, he knows all."
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"There is but one Spiritual Will in the Cosmos, and the Will-Self of man is an embodiment thereof. Full recognition of this fact is the highest vision, and its ratification in action is the secret of well-being."
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"All seeds and all beings, forces and laws, constitute that totality of existence to which alone may be truly given the title 'God'."
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"Just as the acorn under proper conditions will produce out of itself a complete reproduction of its parent tree, which in its turn can produce hundreds of thousands of further acorns each similarly endowed, so the spiritual soul of man contains within itself in a latent or seed-like state the full potentiality of its divine source."
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"There is but one divine Will, one divine Life, and one divine Intelligence."
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"Man, in very truth, was created in the image of God. Eliphas Levi said: 'The mystery of the earthly and mortal man is after the mystery of the supernal and immortal One."
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"Perfection is the assured goal of every human being."
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"When we examine the sacred books of various religions and the original sayings of the world's greatest teachers, we are able to perceive a singular uniformity."
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"As a sponge is in the ocean and the ocean is in a sponge, so we are in God and He is in us." Rufus Mosely
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"The pain of bereavement and the fear of death say to us: 'Seek the inner consciousness and seek it ardently. For when found it will banish both fear of death and pain of bereavement.' In our inner selves and in our hearts, if we will let them speak, we know these things."
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