Essays On Theosophy
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Let us understand then that a good Occultist, who is necessarily a real Theosophist, practises Scientific Theosophy based on accurate knowledge of nature's secret workings ; which knowledge, it is needless to say, he employs for no other purpose than the good of his race. It is with the relationship to Science of this true Theosophy which it is now proposed to deal.
Occultism teaches us that there were no mysteries in the beginning, that knowledge was then common property and reigned universall...y throughout the Golden Age, 1 for in those blissful days of purity men were of Godlike rather than human nature and had therefore not created evil ; but as mankind increased, not only in numbers but also in variety of idiosyncrasies of body and mind, incarnated 1 The Ancients divided the life cycle into the Golden, Silver, Bronze and Iron Ages. The Golden was an age "of primaeval purity, simplicity and general happiness.
THEOSOPHY AND SCIENCE 41 Spirit revealed its weakness, and in the less cultured and more unhealthy minds exaggeration and superstition arose while selfishness was born of desires and passions which had been hitherto unknown ; knowledge and power were abused until it became necessary to limit the number of those who knew, and thus arose initiation, for it is but in accordance with the inimitable system of Divine Justice which has always governed humanity that indiscriminate knowledge of the Occult Sciences should be withheld from the world as soon as the world proved itself unfit to receive it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let us understand then that a good Occultist, who is necessarily a real Theosophist, practises Scientific Theosophy based on accurate knowledge of nature's secret workings ; which knowledge, it is needless to say, he employs for no other purpose than the good of his race. It is with the relationship to Science of this true Theosophy which it is now proposed to deal.
Occultism teaches us that there were no mysteries in the beginning, that knowledge was then common property and reigned universall...y throughout the Golden Age, 1 for in those blissful days of purity men were of Godlike rather than human nature and had therefore not created evil ; but as mankind increased, not only in numbers but also in variety of idiosyncrasies of body and mind, incarnated 1 The Ancients divided the life cycle into the Golden, Silver, Bronze and Iron Ages. The Golden was an age "of primaeval purity, simplicity and general happiness.
THEOSOPHY AND SCIENCE 41 Spirit revealed its weakness, and in the less cultured and more unhealthy minds exaggeration and superstition arose while selfishness was born of desires and passions which had been hitherto unknown ; knowledge and power were abused until it became necessary to limit the number of those who knew, and thus arose initiation, for it is but in accordance with the inimitable system of Divine Justice which has always governed humanity that indiscriminate knowledge of the Occult Sciences should be withheld from the world as soon as the world proved itself unfit to receive it.
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