Echoes From The Orient: A Broad Outline of Theosophical DoctrinesJudge, William Quan
Religion
Echoes From The Orient: A Broad Outline of Theosophical Doctrines
Judge, William Quan
Theosophy
The astral light is a powerful factor, unrecognized by science, in the
phenomenon of hypnotism. Its action will explain many of the problems
raised by Binet, Charcot and others, and especially that class in which
two or more distinct personalities seem to be assumed by the subject,
who can remember in each only those things and peculiarities of
expression which belong to that particular stratum of their experience.
These strange things are due to the currents in the astral light. In
each current will be found a definite series of reflections, and they
are taken up by the inner man, who reports them through speech and
action on this plane as if they were his own. By the use of these
currents too, but unconsciously, the clairvoyants and clairaudients seem
to read in the hidden pages of life.
This light can therefore be impressed with evil or good pictures, and
these are reflected into the subconscious mind of every human being. If
you fill the astral light with bad pictures, just such as the present
century is adept at creating, it will be our devil and destroyer, but if
by the example of even a few good men and women a new and purer sort of
events are limned upon this eternal canvas, it will become our Divine
Uplifter.
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