ISIS UNVEILED
Helena P. Blavatsky
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"Every imagination of humanity comes through the heart, for this is the sun of the microcosm, and out of the microcosm proceeds the imagination into the great world….the imagination of humanity is a seed."
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"Harmony in the physical and mathematical world of sense, is justice in the spiritual one."
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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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"God formed things as they first arose according to forms and numbers." Plato, 'Timaeus'
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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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"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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"The real selfhood is at the basis of all."
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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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"Deity is the central and immortal germ of all that exists in the universe."
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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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"God fills up the whole creation, for he is in all, and all is in him."
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"Every particle contains God within itself."
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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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"Who can study carefully the ancient religious and cosmogonic myths without perceiving that this striking similitude of conceptions, in their esoteric spirit, is the result of no mere coincidence, but manifests a concurrent design? It shows that already in those ages which are shut out from our sight by the impenetrable mist of tradition, human religious thought developed in uniform sympathy in every portion of the globe."
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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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"Matter is nothing more than the.. effect of the emanative energy of the Deity."
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"You have in yourself something similar to God, and therefore use yourself as the temple of God. The greatest honor which can be paid to God is to know and imitate his perfection." Sextus the Pythagorean
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"Nothing can be free from the divine presence." Giordano Bruno
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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 universe is the combination of a thousand elements, and yet the expression of a single spirit."
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"There is a Supreme God who produced in his own mind a 'paradeigma' of all things."
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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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"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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"There is a canon of interpretation, which should guide us in our examinations of every philosophical opinion: The human mind has, under the necessary operation of its own laws, been compelled to entertain the same fundamental ideas, and the human heart to cherish the same feelings in all ages."
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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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