I Speak "with Absolute Certainty" Only So

The More Thou Dost Advance, The More Thy Feet Pitfalls Will Meet. The Path That Leadeth On Is Lighted By One Fire - The Light Of Daring Burning In The Heart. The More One Dares, The More He Shall Obtain. The More He Fears, The More That Light Shall Pale.

"the Myths," Says Horace In His Ars Poetica, "have Been Invented By Wise Men To Strengthen The Laws And Teach Moral Truths." While Horace Endeavored To Make Clear The Very Spirit And Essence Of The Ancient Myths, Euhemerus Pretended, On The Contrary, That "myths Were The Legendary History Of Kings And Heroes, Transformed Into Gods By The Admiration Of The Nations." It Is The Latter Method Which Was Inferentially Followed By Christians When They Agreed Upon The Acceptation Of Euhemerized Patriarchs, And Mistook Them For Men Who Had Really Lived.

Nothing Of That Which Is Conducive To Help Man, Collectively Or Individually, To Live Not "happily" But Less Unhappily In This World, Ought To Be Indifferent To The Theosophist-occultist. It Is No Concern Of His Whether His Help Benefits A Man In His Worldly Or Spiritual Progress; His First Duty Is To Be Ever Ready To Help If He Can, Without Stopping To Philosophize.

Ridicule Is The Deadliest Weapon Of The Age.

A Solitary Ascetic Is A Symbol Of The Most Cowardly Egotism; A Hermit Who Flees From His Brothers Instead Of Helping Them To Carry The Burden Of Life, To Work For Others, And To Put Their Shoulders To The Wheel Of Social Life, Is A Coward Who Hides Himself When The Battle Is On, And Goes To Sleep Drunk On An Opiate.