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H.P.Blavatsky

Isis Unveiled

  • Semyon Kurashovhas quoted2 years ago
    These facts all go to show the identical parentage of this idea in the three religious systems, Hindu, Egyptian and Judaico-Christian. Wherever the mystic water-lily (lotus) is employed, it signifies the emanation of the objective from the concealed, or subjective—the eternal thought of the ever-invisible Deity passing from the abstract into the concrete or visible form. For as soon as darkness was dispersed and “there was light,” Brahma’s understanding was opened, and he saw in the ideal world (which had hitherto lain eternally concealed in the Divine thought) the archetypal forms of all the infinite future things that would be called into existence, and hence become visible.
  • Semyon Kurashovhas quoted2 years ago
    The sprig of lilies placed in the hand of the archangel, who offers them to the Virgin Mary, in the pictures of the “Annunciation,” have in their esoteric symbolism precisely the same meaning.
  • Semyon Kurashovhas quoted2 years ago
    Our Heaven—he says—was produced according to the eternal pattern of the “Ideal World,” contained, as everything else, in the dodecahedron, the geometrical model used by the Deity.
  • Semyon Kurashovhas quoted2 years ago
    That profoundly significant verse of the Genesis, “And to every beast of the earth, and to every fowl of the air, and to everything that creepeth upon the earth, I gave a living soul, . . . .
  • Semyon Kurashovhas quoted2 years ago
    Plato, the ardent disciple of Pythagoras, realized it so fully as to maintain that the Dodecahedron was the geometrical figure employed by the Demiurgus in constructing the universe.
  • Marcela Ferriñohas quoted3 years ago
    Know ye not, ye are gods?
  • Alejandro Maldonado Salazarhas quoted6 years ago
    The Agnishtoma is that one (that god) who burns. The sun never sets nor rises. When people think the sun is setting, it is not so; they are mistaken. For after having arrived at the end of the day, it produces two opposite effects, making night to what is below, and day to what is on the other side. When they (the people) believe it rises in the morning, the sun only does thus: having reached the end of the night, it makes itself produce two opposite effects, making day to what is below, and night to what is on the other side. In fact the sun never sets; nor does it set for him who has such a knowledge. . . ." **
  • Alejandro Maldonado Salazarhas quoted6 years ago
    Ayam gauh pris'nir akramit" (x., 189).
  • Alejandro Maldonado Salazarhas quoted6 years ago
    Dodecahedron was the geometrical figure employed by the Demiurgus in constructing the universe
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