The Light of Egypt; Or, The Science of the Soul and the Stars — Volume 2Burgoyne, Thomas H.
Religion
The Light of Egypt; Or, The Science of the Soul and the Stars — Volume 2
Burgoyne, Thomas H.
Astrology; Occultism
An unknown quantity, a hope of progression, ideal love, and all
true mental and spiritual ideals; aspiration to become that which
we feel to be noble and true; the symbol of the monad, the soul
which, receiving its life from the Sun--the Ego--is constantly
revealing new forces and potencies of that God-life. Each soul's
Ego is its maker and God. The Ego is like the Deific potency of
the universe, unlimited in potential power, but limited by its
monad as to what will be evolved from its awful depth of being.
Deity progresses through its expressions of the cosmos. The Ego,
your God, finds progressive expression through you, through your
soul. That soul is not immortal that becomes separated from its
Ego--its God. So, soul, spread your spiritual wings and soar
upward.
O child of Adam! Know these three things: Eternity is the creator
of the universal life; universal life creates the world, and the
world is the creator of time. And of these, the Universe is Life,
and the World is Mind, and Time is the Soul. The sum total of all
is Experience. And this is individual, conscious life--"Jacta est
alea" (the die is cast)--the wings are spread.
TABLET THE TENTH
The Cypher - the unknown
SYMBOL
A Shining Nebulae; within it a dot, aimlessly wandering around an
unknown center.
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REFLECTION
TABLET THE TENTH
The unknown in very truth. It is everything--it is also nothing.
Inconceivable visions arise within the mental universe, but
nothing assumes definite form. It is all that is past. It is
likewise everything that the future has in store. Amen.
O child of Adam! "Canst thou bring forth Mazzaroth in his season?
or loose the bands of Orion?"
PART III of The Book which is called THE TABLETS OF AETH
OF THE TEN GREAT KABBALISTICAL POWERS or ANGELS OF THE UNIVERSE
PART III
VISION
Each angel standing in front of the symbol is dimly outlined and
transparent. Through the angel's form is seen its symbol.
FIRST
A luminous something, which gives the impression of sleep.
SECOND
Something moving, like an ocean.
THIRD
A storm, and lightning.
FOURTH
A mist.
FIFTH
An animal moving, resembling a turtle.
SIXTH
A blue light; in the center a star with three points.
SEVENTH
An expanse of water, a blue sky, a shining disk rising on the
horizon.
EIGHTH
A lurid sky, like a red dawn; in the water floats an egg.
NINTH
Five stars on a convex arc, like a rainbow; the shell of the egg
is broken and forms continents.
TENTH
A man lying fast asleep under a magnificent palm tree, with his
face turned toward the horizon of the sea.
EXPLANATION
Only the pure in heart can see God, and to those pure souls I
commend the following brief explanation of the Vision of the
Angels of Life, which I have here recorded for the benefit of all
whom it may now and hereafter concern.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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