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Through The Gates Of Death
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"...the soul is not only conscious upon the plane of its
present existence, but the higher consciousness is also awake and active, and all the
time that this phantasmagoria of dream is going on, the Higher Self is holding up the
mirror to consciousness and bidding the soul look therein upon its own image." |
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"the Adept dies, as he has lived, serenely. Death has no terrors for the man who knows
the actuality of reincarnation through his own memories of past lives. He has died
many times before and the process is familiar to him. He is accustomed daily to
withdraw consciousness from the brain and enter into the Higher Self in meditation.
He knows that the time has now come to go out through that familiar gate and close it
behind him, returning not again." |
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"Which is best, to be in physical touch with those whose souls are remote from us
through lack of sympathy, or to be in a spiritual union of perfect sympathy and
understanding with the real, the immortal and indestructible Higher Self of one dear
to us?" |
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