The Masters and the Path Quotes
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“The Masters of Wisdom”
“The Ageless Wisdom Teachings”
“The Lord of the World. The Highest Initiations. The Goal for All.”
“We have long accepted the doctrine of the evolution of the forms...”
“Never speak without first thinking whether what you are going to say is both kind and sensible.”
“All the evolution through the lower kingdom is preparatory to the development of this human constitution.”
“The Divine Trinity. The Triangle of Agents. The World-Mother Limits of the Rays. Change of Ray. Perfect Unity.”
“The point of view of the Masters is so radically different from ours that it is difficult at first for us to grasp it.”
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“Thoughts and feelings of an undesirable kind must be rigorously excluded; you must work at them until they are impossible to you.”
“But you must remember that the great Adepts themselves work under universal law, and that They cannot alter its provisions for our convenience. p.112”
“The Adepts are the busiest people in the world; they deal with egos in blocks; they deal with souls by the million, not with personalities one by one.”
“They flash out as beacons, as veritable light-bearers to show us the path which we must tread if we wish to reach the glory which shall presently be revealed.”
“He who tries to develop love within himself will be saved from many mistakes. Love is the supreme virtue of all, without which all other qualifications water but the sand.”
“General Considerations. The Testimony of the Religions. Recent Evidence. Personal Experience. The Evolution of Life. Superhuman Life. The Brotherhood of Adepts. The Powers of Adept.”
“The records of every great religion show the presence of such Supermen, so full of the Divine Life that again and again they have been taken as the very representatives of God Himself.”
“Definite service, and not mere amusement, should be your aim; think, not what you want to do, but what you can do that will help someone else; forget about yourself, and consider others.”
“They stand high sometimes in love of God and their fellow-men, as great saints and philanthropists; sometimes in understanding of man and Nature, as great philosophers, sages and scientists...”
“The Initiate Brother to All... It is his duty to stream forth love and benediction, so that every place in which he happens to be is happier because of his presence. He must therefore steadily turn outwards.”
“They consider simply and solely the work which has to be done, the work of evolution, and the value of the man in relation to it; and if we will fit ourselves to take part in that, our progress will be rapid.”