Theosophical Discussion

 

During the last two generations the Masters of the Yellow School have been compelled to take notice of the progressive ruin of the White adepts. Christianity, which possessed at least the semblance of a White formula, is in the agonies of decomposition, even before it is actually dead. Materialistic science has overwhelmed the faith and hope of the Christians (they never possessed any charity to overwhelm) with a demonstration of the sorrow, transitoriness and cruel futility

of the Universe. A vast wave of pessimism has engulfed the fortress of Mansoul.

It was indeed a deadly blow to the adepts of the White School when Science, their own familiar friend in whom they trusted, lifted up his heel against them. It was in this conjuncture that the Yellow adepts sent forth into the Western world a messenger, Helena Petrowna Blavatsky, with the distinct mission to destroy, on the one hand, the crude schools of Christianity, and, on the other, to eradicate the materialism from Physical Science. She made the necessary connection

with Edward Maitland and Anna Kingsford, who were trying rather helplessly to put the exoteric formulae of the White School into the hands of students, and with the secret representatives of the Rosicrucian Brotherhood. It is not for us in this place to estimate the degree of success with which she carried out her embassy; but at least we see today that Physical Science is at last penetrating to the spiritual basis of material phenomena. The work of Henry Poincar, Einstein, Whitehead, and Bertrand Russell is sufficient evidence of this fact.  

Christianity, too, has fallen into a lower degree of contempt than ever. Realizing that it was moribund, it made a supreme and suicidal effort, and plunged into the death-spasm of the first worldwar. It was too far corrupt to react to the injections of the White Formula which might have saved it. We see today that Christianity is more bigoted, further divorced from reality, than ever. In some countries it has again become a persecuting church.

With horrid glee the adepts of the Black School looked on at these atrocious paroxysms. But it did more. It marshalled its forces quietly, and prepared to clean up the debris of the battlefields. It is at present (1924 e.v.) pledged to a supreme attempt to chase the manly races from their spiritual halidom. (The spasm still [1945 e.v.] continues; note well the pro-German screams of Anglican Bishops, and the intrigues of the Vatican.) The Black School has always worked insidiously, by treachery. We need then not be surprised by finding that its most notable representative was the renegade follower of Blavatsky, Annie Besant, and that she was charged by her Black masters with the mission of persuading the world to accept for its Teacher a negroid36 Messiah. To make the humiliation more complete, a wretched creature was chosen who, to the most loathsome moral qualities, added the most fatuous imbecility.  And then blew up!

--The Master Therion

 

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AUM

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Christism in Isis Unveiled

Mysticism & Psychoanalysis

The Importance of Philosophy

The Spiritual Ideal

The Jewish Half & Praeternatural Intelligence

The Hexagram

Thirty & Darkness

Blavatsky on Kronos

Herod's Killing of Innocents

Nuit Described by HPB

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HPB: Gods, Monads & Atoms

The Truth of Thelemic Philosophy

HPB On Spiritual Evolution

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The Curse from a Philosophical Point of View

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The Word of the Neophyte

HPB on Freemasonry

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The Half of the Jews

Messiahs

Jesus--The Eucharist & the Blood Evocation

Magick Fundamentals in Comparison

Enochian Origins

Ordeal x

The Septenary

Plastidular Souls & Conscious Nerve Cells

Revelation & Babalon

Brahman & Atman: HPBs Theory

Reviewing HPB's Racial Ontology

 

Theosophical Zohar - Introduction

Theosophical Zohar - Cap. 1

Theosophical Zohar-Cap 2-The Shekinah

Theosophical Zohar-Cap 3-Generations

Theosophical Zohar-Cap 4-Symbolism of Man

Theosophical Zohar-Cap 7-The Shekinah (revisited)

Theosophical Zohar-Cap 10-The Hekaloth

Theosophical Zohar-Cap 11-The Hekaloth

Theosophical Zohar-Cap 12-The Hekaloth

Theosophical Zohar-Cap 13-The Hekaloth

Theosophical Zohar-Caps-20&21-Nephilim

Theosophical Zohar-Cap 30-Veil of Qesheth

Theosophical Zohar-Cap 35-Veil of Qesheth

Theosophical Zohar-Cap 36-Strange Drugs

Theosophical Zohar-Cap 53-Virtue & Vice

Theosophical Zohar-Cap 56-Remarks on the Shekinah

Theosophical Zohar-Cap 62-The Letter H

Theosophical Zohar-Cap 63-Secrecy

 

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