The Story of Anna Kingsford and Edward Maitland and of the new Gospel of InterpretationMaitland, Edward
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The Story of Anna Kingsford and Edward Maitland and of the new Gospel of Interpretation
Maitland, Edward
Kingsford, Anna Bonus, 1846-1888; Mysticism
and is able to understand. And that which thus makes him man on the
plane mental and spiritual, is that which makes him man on the plane
physical. It is his recognition and appropriation of the "Woman" of that
plane, the mystic "Woman" of Holy Writ, the mind's feminine mode, the
Intuition. It is of her first identification by us, as the key to the
whole mystery of the Bible, that the manner will now be recounted.
FOOTNOTES:
[49] The occasion of the receipt by A.K. and E.M. of the above was one
of peculiar interest. It was given in reference to a visit from the late
Laurence Oliphant, an account of which will be found in "The Life of
A.K." It will suffice to say here that, having heard of their work,
Oliphant came to them as an emissary from his chief in America, Thomas
Lake Harris, to summon them to place themselves and all that they were
and had, at his disposal as the king and Christ of the new dispensation.
The above instruction was given to them in direct reference to this
incident. It was followed by others fully exposing the delusive source
and nature of the doctrine and practice of Laurence Oliphant and Thomas
Lake Harris. The above Exhortation of Hermes to his Neophytes is now
given in full in this book for the first time. It is taken from "The
Life of A.K." Vol. I. pp. 282-283. S.H.H.
[50] See note p. 7
[51] The above reference is to an experience of mine which does not call
for relation here. E.M.
[52] Says E.M. in "The Life of A.K."--"The subtlety with which my most
sensitive places were searched out, and the mercilessness with which
they were probed by the influences which had now obtained access to us,
seemed to me to belong altogether to the infernal." (Life A.K. Vol. I.
p. 318.) S.H.H.
[53] The date was 27th March, 1880. S.H.H.
[54] The Hymn to the Planet-God has been referred to on p. 79. It is
given in full in the P.W. pp. 341-349: a portion of it concerning the
passage of the Soul, and concerning the Mystic Exodus, are given on pp.
169-173 post. The method of the recovery by A.K. of this most important
Hymn "was such as to constitute it a proof positive of the great
doctrine set forth in it, the doctrine of Reincarnation; for it was as
one of a band of initiates, making solemn procession through the aisles
of a vast Egyptian temple, chanting it in chorus, that 'Mary,' being
asleep, recollected it." (Life A.K. Vol. I. p. 456.) S.H.H.
[55] That is, the "strained conditions" under which their association
was then maintained and their work carried on. (Life A.K. Vol. I. p.
374.) S.H.H.
[56] See p. 130.
[57] On the night of the 23rd June, 1880. This vision was received by
E.M. as he pondered and while he was awake. (Life A.K. Vol. I. pp.
376-377.) S.H.H.
[58] Some of A.K.'s illuminations have thus been lost to the world.
(Life A.K. Vol. I. p. 374.) S.H.H.
[59] Lady Caithness. (Life A.K. Vol. I. p. 329.) See pp. 137 and 185
post. S.H.H.
[60] On the 13th-14th January, 1881. (Life A.K. Vol. I. p. 435.) S.H.H.
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