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What Reincarnates?
What reincarnates is a mystery to many minds because they find a difficulty in understanding such a permanency as must stand behind repeated incarnations. They know that the body is born and dies and is dissolved, but their minds are so identified with the body in its relations and surroundings that they are unable to dissociate themselves from it. They think of themselves as persons… Read more
Jewels of Wisdom
Aquarian Axioms
1. Life is built up by the sacrifice of the individual to the whole. Each cell in the living body must sacrifice itself to the perfection of the whole; when it is otherwise, disease and death enforce the lesson.2. Harmony is the law of life, discord its shadow; whence springs suffering, the teacher, the awakener of consciousness.3. To… Aquarian Axioms Read More
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Three Trees
Near the cave in which was born the Saviour of the world grew three trees—a pine, an olive, and a palm. On that holy eve when the guiding star of Bethlehem appeared in the heavens, that star which announced to the long-suffering world the birth of Him, who brought to mankind the glad tidings of… Three Trees Read More
Cross Currents
Manas Magazine Reprint
Diogenes Laertius has preserved the story that Plato, after meeting Socrates, burned the poetic tragedies of his youth and determined to devote the rest of his life to philosophy and to the regeneration of human society. Some may think, as a recent critic has said, that after this decision Plato allowed his imagination to wither, but we prefer the view that Plato’s literary genius, instead of drying up, made him the most readable of all philosophers.