The various energies which play upon the human being and produce his unfoldment constitute his field of experience. As one is subjected to experience in the form world, a paralleling unfoldment of consciousness is carried forward. As that unfoldment produces constant changes in realization and a consequent constant reorientation to a new state of awareness, it necessarily leads to new experience - experience of fresh phenomena, of new states of being, and of dimensional conditions hitherto unknown. Hence the frequent reaction of the disciple to the fact that for him, as yet, there is no point of peace. Peace was the objective of the Atlantean aspirant.
Realization is that of the Aryan disciple.
This goes on until the consciousness is stabilized in the Self, in the One. He passes from one sense of unity to a sense of duality, and from thence again into a higher unity. First, the Self identifies itself with the form aspect to such an extent that all duality disappears in the illusion that the Self is the form. We have then the form constituting apparently all that there is. This dualistic stage is that of the aspirant and of the disciple, up to the time of his training for the third initiation.