May 1999 Vol. Nothing but such certainty can quiet our revolted sense of justice. It is not the Wave which drowns a man, but the personal action of the wretch, who goes deliberately and places himself under the impersonal action of the laws that govern the Ocean's motion.
Karma creates nothing, nor does it design.
Karma has never sought to destroy intellectual and individual liberty, like the God invented by the Monotheists. On the contrary, he who unveils through study and meditation its intricate paths, and throws light on those dark ways, in the windings of which so many men perish owing to their ignorance of the labyrinth of life, is working for the good of his fellow-men. Some Unpublished Letters from Helena Petrovna Blavatsky compiled by Eugene Rollin Corson, which contains 17 letters written by HPB and five chapters of commentary on HPB and one on her letters. I have often wondered of late about the dazzling, white, eerie glamor with which the Northland weaves its spell about the heart of a man. I know of nothing on earth so strange, so wonderful, withal so sad.