1-Psychic.Net

"Within the Father-Mother Mind, mortal children are at home. " And so while to THE ALL the Universe must be unreal and illusionary, a mere dream or result of meditation,--nevertheless, to the finite minds forming a part of that Universe, and viewing it through mortal faculties, the Universe is very real indeed, and must be so considered.

Were THE ALL to imagine that the Universe were indeed Reality, then woe to the Universe, for there would be then no escape from lower to higher, divineward--then would the Universe become a fixity and progress would become impossible. The Great Mental Plane.

This question cannot be answered, for the reason that its definition is practically that of THE ALL, which cannot be explained or defined. If you seek such teachings, you must go elsewhere for them--Hermeticism contains nothing for you along these lines.

This Principle embodies the truth that there is always a Correspondence between the laws and phenomena of the various planes of Being and Life. THE ALL is SPIRIT!

Matter becomes less gross; the Units spring into being; the combinations begin to form; Life appears and manifests in higher and higher forms; and Mind becomes more and more in evidence--the vibrations constantly becoming higher. But, still, we prefer to think of THE ALL as acting entirely FREE from any influence, internal as well as external.

"The Universe is Mental--held in the Mind of THE ALL. It includes all forms of that which we call Matter, and all forms of that which we call Energy or Force.

And even in our own little solar system there are regions and planes of life far higher than ours, and beings compared to which we earth-bound mortals are as the slimy life-forms that dwell on the ocean's bed when compared to Man. And yet these beings were once as you, and still lower--and you will be even as they, and still higher, in time, for such is the Destiny of Man as reported by the Illumined.

It could not act unless it Willed to Act; and it would not Will to Act, unless it Desired to Act and it would not Desire to Act unless it obtained some Satisfaction thereby. On his own plane of being, how does Man create?

(3) THE ALL must be IMMUTABLE, or not subject to change in its real nature, for there is nothing to work changes upon it nothing into which it could change, nor from which it could have changed. That idea is merely a distortion of the ancient teachings on the subject.

"He who understands the Principle of Vibration, has grasped the scepter of power," says one of the old writers. But let us examine the matter.