Christ Or Buddha

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"The ego itself, contrary to the gen- erally accepted idea is bi-sexual. " This duality does not manifest as sex in the inner worlds, but as Will and Imagination, akin to the Solar and Lunar forces respectively. During the epoch when the earth was united with the sun, "the solar forces supplied man with all needed sustenance, and he uncon- sciously radiated the surplus for the pur- pose of propagation/' but when the ego be- gan to dwell within the body and control it, it was necessary to use pa...rt of this creative force to build the brain and larynx, that man might be furnished with instruments of self-expression. As the physical body be- came upright, the dual creative force was divided, one part being directed upward to build the brain and larynx, the other was directed downward to build the procreative organs. As a result of this change, only one part of the force essential to the creation of another being was available to one individ- ual, and the co-operation of another was necessary for propagation.

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