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Isis Unveiled: chapter I (an axiom of hermetic philosophy)

"Many a Christian divine has been forced to acknowledge that there is no authentic source whence the assurance of a future state could have been derived by man. How could then such a belief have stood for countless ages, were it not that among all nations, whether civilized or savage, man has been allowed the [...]

Isis Unveiled: chapter I (an axiom of hermetic philosophy)

"Human nature is like universal nature in its abhorrence of a vacuum. It feels an intuitional yearning for a Supreme Power. Without a God, the cosmos would seem to it but like a soulless corpse.   Being forbidden to search for Him where alone His traces would be found, man filled the aching void with [...]

Isis Unveiled: chapter I (an axiom of hermetic philosophy)

""There is a personal God, and there is a personal Devil!" thunders the Christian preacher. "Let him be anathema who dares say nay!" "There is no personal God, except the gray matter in our brain", contemptuously replies the materialist. "And there is no Devil. Let him be considered thrice an idiot who say aye."   [...]

Grateful Night, Loves 😊

I Pray All Is Well With Everyone...And Y'all Radiated This Blessed Sunday, With Love, Joy, And Compassion; And Even If From A Distance...The The Light And Love Of Your "I AM Presence" Illuminated, So Brightly, Not Only Your Worlds...But Blazed Into The Atmosphere...And Reached Out To All Of God's Children Everywhere! Amen...   Give Thanks [...]

Isis Unveiled: chapter I (an axiom of hermetic philosophy)

"How well Hargrave Jennings expresses himself when speaking of Pyramids, and how true are his words when he asks:   "Is it at all reasonable to conclude, at a period when knowledge was at the highest, and when the human powers were, in comparison with ours at the present time, prodigious, that all these indomitable, [...]

Isis Unveiled: chapter I (an axiom of hermetic philosophy)

"The world is always ungrateful to its great men. Florence has built a statue to Galileo, but hardly even mentions Pythagoras. The former had a ready guide in the treatises of Copernicus, who had been obliged to contend against the universally established Ptolemaic system. But neither Galileo nor modern astronomy discovered the emplacement of the [...]