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Unto thee, O man, |
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have I given my knowledge. |
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Unto thee have I given of Light. |
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Hear ye now and receive my wisdom |
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brought from space planes above and beyond. |
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Not as man am I |
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for free have I become of dimensions and planes. |
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In each, take I on a new body. |
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In each, I change in my form. |
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Know I now that the formless is all there is of form. |
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Great is the wisdom of the Seven. |
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Mighty are THEY from beyond. |
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Manifest THEY through their power, |
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filled by force from beyond. |
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Hear ye these words of wisdom. |
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Hear ye and make them thine own. |
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Find in them the formless. |
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Mystery is but hidden knowledge. |
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Know and ye shall unveil. |
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Find the deep buried wisdom |
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and be master of darkness and Light. |
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Deep are the mysteries around thee, |
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hidden the secrets of Old. |
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Search through the KEYS of my WISDOM. |
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Surely shall ye find the way. |
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The gateway to power is secret, |
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but he who attains shall receive. |
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Look to the LIGHT! O my brother. |
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Open and ye shall receive. |
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Press on through the valley of darkness. |
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Overcome the dweller of night. |
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Keep ever thine eyes of the LIGHT-PLANE, |
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and thou shalt be One with the LIGHT. |
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Man is in process of changing |
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to forms that are not of this world. |
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Grows he is time to the formless, |
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a plane on the cycle above. |
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Know ye, ye must become formless before ye are with the LIGHT, |
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List ye, O man, to my voice, |
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telling of pathways to Light, |
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showing the way of attainment |
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when ye shall be One with the Light. |
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Search ye the mysteries of Earth's heart. |
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Learn of the LAW that exists, |
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holding the stars in their balance |
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by the force of the primordial mist. |
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Seek ye the flame of the EARTH'S LIFE. |
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Bathe in the glare of its flame. |
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Follow the three-cornered pathway |
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until thou, too, art a flame. |
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Speak thou in words without voice |
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to those who dwell down below. |
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Enter the blue-litten temple |
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and bathe in the fire of all life. |
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Know, O man, thou art complex, |
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a being of earth and of fire. |
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Let thy flame shine out brightly. |
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Be thou only the fire. |
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Wisdom is hidden in darkness. |
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When lit by the flame of the Soul, |
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find thou the wisdom and be LIGHT-BORN, |
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a Sun of the Light without form. |
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Seek thee ever more wisdom. |
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Find it in the heart of the flame. |
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Know that only by striving |
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and Light pour into thy brain. |
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Now have I spoken with wisdom. |
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List to my Voice and obey. |
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Tear open the Veils of the darkness. |
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Shine a LIGHT on the WAY. |
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Speak I of Ancient Atlantis, |
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speak of the days |
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of the Kingdom of Shadows, |
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speak of the coming |
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of the children of shadows. |
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Out of the great deep were they called |
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by the wisdom of earth-men, |
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called for the purpose of gaining great power. |
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Far in the past before Atlantis existed, |
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men there were who delved into darkness, |
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using dark magic, calling up beings |
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from the great deep below us. |
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Forth came they into this cycle. |
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Formless were they of another vibration, |
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existing unseen by the children of earth-men. |
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Only through blood could they have formed being. |
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Only through man could they live in the world. |
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In ages past were they conquered by Masters, |
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driven below to the place whence they came. |
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But some there were who remained, |
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hidden in spaces and planes unknown to man. |
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Lived they in Atlantis as shadows, |
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but at times they appeared among men. |
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Aye, when the blood was offered, |
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for they came they to dwell among men. |
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In the form of man they amongst us, |
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but only to sight were they as are men. |
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Serpent-headed when the glamour was lifted |
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but appearing to man as men among men. |
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Crept they into the Councils, |
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taking forms that were like unto men. |
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Slaying by their arts |
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the chiefs of the kingdoms, |
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taking their form and ruling o'er man. |
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Only by magic could they be discovered. |
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Only by sound could their faces be seen. |
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Sought they from the Kingdom of shadows |
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to destroy man and rule in his place. |
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But, know ye, the Masters were mighty in magic, |
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able to lift the Veil from the face of the serpent, |
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able to send him back to his place. |
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Came they to man and taught him the secret, |
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the WORD that only a man can pronounce. |
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Swift then they lifted the Veil from the serpent |
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and cast him forth from the place among men. |
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Yet, beware, the serpent still liveth |
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in a place that is open at times to the world. |
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Unseen they walk among thee |
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in places where the rites have been said. |
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Again as time passes onward |
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shall they take the semblance of men. |
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Called may they be by the master |
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who knows the white or the black, |
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but only the white master may control |
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and bind them while in the flesh. |
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Seek not the kingdom of shadows, |
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for evil will surely appear. |
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For only the master of brightness |
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shall conquer the shadow of fear. |
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Know ye, O my brother, |
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that fear is an obstacle great. |
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Be master of all in the brightness, |
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the shadow will soon disappear. |
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Hear ye and heed my wisdom, |
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the voice of LIGHT is clear. |
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Seek not the valley of shadow, |
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and LIGHT will only appear. |
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List ye, O man, |
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to the depth of my wisdom. |
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Speak I of knowledge hidden from man. |
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Far have I been |
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on my journey through SPACE-TIME, |
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even to the end of space of this cycle. |
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Aye, glimpsed the HOUNDS of the Barrier, |
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lying in wait for he who would pass them. |
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In that space where time exists not, |
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faintly I sensed the guardians of cycles. |
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Move they only through angles. |
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Free are they not of the curved dimensions. |
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Strange and terrible |
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are the HOUNDS of the Barrier. |
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Follow they consciousness to the limits of space. |
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Think not to escape by entering your body, |
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for follow they fast the Soul through angles. |
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Only the circle will give ye protection, |
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save from the claws |
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of the DWELLERS IN ANGLES. |
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Once, in a time past, |
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I approached the great Barrier, |
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and saw on the shores where time exists not, |
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the formless forms |
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of the HOUNDS of the barrier. |
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Aye, hiding in the midst beyond time I found them; |
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and THEY, scenting me afar off, |
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raised themselves and gave the great bell cry |
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that could be heard from cycle to cycle |
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and moved through space toward my soul. |
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Fled I then fast before them, |
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back from time's unthinkable end. |
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But ever after me pursued they, |
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moving in strange angles not known to man. |
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Aye, on the gray shores of TIME-SPACE'S end |
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found I the HOUNDS of the Barrier, |
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ravening for the Soul |
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who attempts the beyond. |
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Fled I through circles back to my body. |
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Fled, and fast after me they followed. |
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Aye, after me the devourers followed, |
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seeking through angles to devour my Soul. |
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Aye, know ye man, |
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that the Soul who dares the Barrier |
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may be held in bondage |
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by the HOUNDS from beyond time, |
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held till this cycle is completed |
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and left behind |
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when the consciousness leaves. |
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Entered I my body. |
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Created the circles that know not angles, |
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created the form |
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that from my form was formed. |
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Made my body into a circle |
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and lost the pursuers in the circles of time. |
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But, even yet, when free from my body, |
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cautious ever must I be |
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not to move through angles, |
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else my soul may never be free. |
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Know ye, the HOUNDS of the Barrier |
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move only through angles |
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and never through curves of space. |
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Only by moving through curves |
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can ye escape them, |
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for in angles they will pursue thee. |
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O man, heed ye my warning; |
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Seek not to break open |
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the gate to beyond. |
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Few there are |
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who have succeeded in passing the Barrier |
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to the greater LIGHT that shines beyond. |
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For know ye, ever the dwellers, |
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seek such Souls to hold in their thrall. |
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Listen, O man, and heed ye my warning; |
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seek ye to move not in angles but curves, |
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And if while free from thy body, |
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though hearest the sound like the bay of a hound |
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ringing clear and bell-like through thy being, |
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flee back to thy body through circles, |
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penetrate not the midst mist before. |
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When thou hath entered the form thou hast dwelt in, |
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use thou the cross and the circle combined. |
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Open thy mouth and use thou thy Voice. |
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Utter the WORD and thou shalt be free. |
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Only the one who of LIGHT has the fullest |
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can hope to pass by the guards of the way. |
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And then must he move |
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through strange curves and angles |
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that are formed in direction not know to man. |
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List ye, O man, and heed ye my warning: |
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attempt not to pass the guards on the way. |
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Rather should ye seek to gain of thine own Light |
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and make thyself ready to pass on the way. |
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LIGHT is thine ultimate end, O my brother. |
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Seek and find ever the Light on the way. |