An Unhealthy Mind, Even In A Healthy

There Are Many Levels Of Life Which We Cannot See And Know, Yet Which Certainly Exist. There Is A Larger World, Vast Enough To Include Immortality.... Our Spiritual Natures Belong To This Larger World ... If Death Is Apparently An Outward Fact, Immortality Is An Inner Certainty.

Much Has Been Said Of The Loneliness Of Wisdom, And How Much The Truth Seeker Becomes A Pilgrim Wandering From Star To Star. To The Ignorant, The Wise Man Is Lonely Because He Abides In Distant Heights Of The Mind. But The Wise Man Himself Does Not Feel Lonely. Wisdom Brings Him Nearer To Life; Closer To The Heart Of The World Than The Foolish Man Can Ever Be. Bookishness May Lead To Loneliness, And Scholarship May End In A Battle Of Beliefs, But The Wise Man Gazing Off Into Space Sees Not An Emptiness, But A Space Full Of Life, Truth, And Law.

To Live In The World Without Becoming Aware Of The Meaning Of The World Is Like Wandering About In A Great Library Without Touching The Books. It Has Always Seemed To Me That Symbolism Should Be Restored To The Structure Of World Education. The Young Are No Longer Invited To Seek The Hidden Truths, Dynamic And Eternal, Locked Within The Shapes And Behavior Of Living Beings.

There Is No Place For Little Minds In A Great Work

There Are Two Great Systems In The Body Of Man: The Tree Of Life, Which Is The Arterial With Its Roots In The Heart; And, The Tree Of The Knowledge Of Good And Evil, I.e. The Nervous System, Which Has Its Roots In The Brain. These Two "trees" Are Physical Manifestations Of A Complicated Network Of Branching Energy Currents In The Aura Or Superphysical Bodies.