The Secret Doctrine, Vol. 3 of 4: The Synthesis of Science, Religion, and PhilosophyBlavatsky, H. P. (Helena Petrovna)
Religion
The Secret Doctrine, Vol. 3 of 4: The Synthesis of Science, Religion, and Philosophy
Blavatsky, H. P. (Helena Petrovna)
Theosophy
The key of things concealed, the key of the sanctuary. This is the
Sacred Word which gives to the Adept the supreme reason of
Occultism and its Mysteries. It is the Quintessence of
Philosophies and of Dogmas; it is the Alpha and Omega; it is the
Light, Life and Wisdom Universal.
The Taro of the sacred _Book of Enoch_, or Rota, is prefaced, moreover,
with this explanation:
The antiquity of this Book is lost in the night of time. It is of
_Indian origin_, and goes back to an epoch long before Moses....
It is written upon detached leaves, which at the first were of
fine gold and precious metals.... It is symbolical, and its
combinations adapt themselves to all the wonders of the Spirit.
Altered by its passage across the Ages, it is nevertheless
preserved—thanks to the ignorance of the curious—in its types and
its most important primitive figures.
This is the Rota of Enoch, now called Taro of Enoch, to which De Mirville
alludes, as we saw, as the means used for “evil Magic,” the “metallic
plates [or leaves] escaped from destruction during the Deluge” and which
are attributed by him to Cain. They have escaped the Deluge for the simple
reason that this Flood was not “Universal.” And it is said to be “of
Indian origin,” because its origin is with the Indian Âryans of the first
Sub‐Race of the Fifth Root‐Race, before the final destruction of the last
stronghold of Atlantis. But, if it originated with the forefathers of the
primitive Hindus, it was not in India that it was first used. Its origin
is still more ancient and must be traced beyond and into the Himaleh,(171)
the Snowy Range. It was born in that mysterious locality which no one is
able to locate, and which is the despair of both Geographers and Christian
Theologians—the region in which the Brâhman places his Kailâsa, the Mount
Sumeru, and the Pârvatî Pamîr, transformed by the Greeks into Paropamisus.
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