The Zodiac and the Salts of Salvation. George W. Carey
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Название: The Zodiac and the Salts of Salvation
Автор: George W. Carey
Издательство: Ingram
Жанр: Эзотерика
isbn: 9781420963083
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In presenting the following findings, the author wishes to say that she does so, not with fear and trembling but with the strength of conviction which truth alone gives. It matters little whether they are accepted or rejected. Into these pages goes a knowledge of the chemical condition of the average human brain, gained from sixteen years’ experience along the lines of health. So it is self-evident that a few earnest students will realize the value of this information.
The author, however, has already received her own personal reward for the years of investigation and research work. All her life she has aspired for truth above all things. She has aspired to know facts, to solve the problem of the old injunction “Man, know thyself.” This in itself became such a joyous, fascinating occupation that it was like going out into the green sanctuary of Nature and being alone with Nature’s God, the Spirit within one’s self. And this, together with the great appreciation manifested by the many earnest students who have already accepted some of these truths, constitutes an adequate reward.
Dr. Carey brought forth his mental and spiritual progeny, the key whereby humanity may solve its chemical, physical and mental problems, before the influx of the finer ethers which are now permeating our atmosphere and endeavoring to awaken dormant brain cells to action. Therefore, his invaluable message was slow in being accepted. Now, however, there is more and more interest being manifested. Part One of this book will thus be read and studied with greater appreciation.
The world is more ready to accept that which has previously seemed absurd and impossible because of the quickening of comprehension which is now going on. We are merging into the atmosphere of the Aquarian Age. This means, both astrologically and astronomically, that our entire solar system is beginning to pass into the division of the universe which is occupied by the sign Aquarius. Approximately 2160 years are required for the transit.
As Aquarius is “the sign of the Son of Man” it deals not only with humanity as a whole but with the real man within man. The Son of Man, the Higher Self, is that real man, or mankind made new.
There is a trend, then, a veritable cosmic urge that is truly very definite and powerful. This is the reason back of, and the cause of the appearance of all the “new” and unusual ideas, happenings, fashions, inventions, etc. It is also the cause of all of the terrible and abnormal crimes with which the papers are constantly filled; the perversion of truth which is everywhere being manifested. Nature and Nature’s God now demand an expansion of consciousness in man. This is the beginning of a realization of the laws of God, their acceptance, the practice of them, and the effort to climb upward.
Thought is the father of action, and with individuals not attuned to the Aquarian vibration actions are spasmodic, unnatural and thus negative and destructive. This is because the high vibration and shorter etheric waves breathed into the lungs do not find therein the materials capable of producing the same vibration in the blood. If these materials were present they would produce a corresponding wave length in the blood and thus work harmoniously and constructively under the Aquarian vibrations. Disorganization, disruption and spasmodic reaction take place in the bodies of persons chemically starved in those “mothers” or materials which Father Spirit demands at this time. The Sacred Book expresses it perfectly in these words: “Ye must make new bottles for the new wine or the old bottles will burst.” We must reconstruct our bodies and brain cells with the desired and required material, in order that they may be able to do the work now demanded of them. Otherwise we will find the fuse blowing out exactly as it does when the lamp and the current do not correspond.
There must be, therefore, an endeavor to investigate new (new only to this age) scientific findings. The greater the aspiration for truth the easier it will be. If you find joy and satisfaction in the study of these pages I shall always be glad and happy to learn of it and help you still further with any additional explanation.
As this is the Aquarian Age, its spirit is back of all, and will assist and protect those who speak the truth.
CHAPTER I
THE ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS OF ARIES AND KALI PHOS.
“(Gad) A troop shall overcome him, but he shall overcome at last.”
—Genesis XLIX.
IN order to obtain facts, it is absolutely essential first to trace to their origin the meanings of the words used in expressing the problem under consideration. Therefore, their etymology must be studied. This is the infallible key by means of which knowledge of anything may be obtained.
In his book, The Study of Words, Richard Chenevix Trench, D.D., quotes the following from an unmentioned writer: “In a language like ours, where so many words are derived from other languages, there are few modes of instruction more useful or more amusing than that of accustoming young people to seek for the etymology or primary meaning of the words they use. There are cases in which more knowledge of more value may be conveyed by the history of a word than by the history of a campaign.” To make the foregoing statement more emphatic we would add that accurate information is unobtainable otherwise.
Mr. Trench even more sympathetically states: “Many a single word also is itself a concentrated poem, having stories of poetical thought and imagery laid up in it. Examine it and it will be found to rest on some deep analogy of things natural and things spiritual, bringing those to illustrate and to give an abiding form and body to these. For certainly in itself there is no study which may be made at once more instructive and entertaining than the study of the use, origin, and distinction of words.”
Elsewhere in his book he deplores the lack of interest in that which is worth while, at the same time analyzing the word “pastime.”
He says, “The world, out of its own use of this word, renders judgment against itself. For it is concerned with amusements and pleasures which do not really satisfy the mind and fill it with the sense of an abiding and satisfying joy; they serve only, as this word confesses, to pass away the time, to prevent it from hanging, an intolerable burden, on man’s hands; all which they can do at the best is to prevent men from discovering and attending to their own internal poverty and dissatisfaction and want.”
So important is this subject that one more quotation from his invaluable book must be made. He says: “I shall urge on you something different, namely, that not in books only, but often in words contemplated singly, there are boundless stores of moral and historic truth, and no less of passion and imagination, laid up—that from these, lessons of infinite worth may be derived, if only our attention is aroused to their existence. I shall urge on you how well it will repay you to study the words which you are in the habit of using or of meeting, be they such as relate to highest spiritual things, or our common words of the shop and market, and of all the familiar intercourse of life. It will indeed repay you far better than you can easily believe. I am sure that, for many a young man, his first discovery of the fact that words are living powers, are the vesture, yea, even of the body, which thoughts weave for themselves, has been like the dropping of scales from his eyes, like the acquiring of another sense, or the introduction into a new world; he is never able to cease wondering at the moral marvels that surround him on every side, and ever reveal themselves more and more to his gaze.”
The above statements are true. A New World verily appears to the student of words—the world of Knowledge. For words, as well as letters and numbers, are the containers and the expressions of definite values. The reason—satisfying information given herein has been obtained by the study of words.
Because the sun rises in the east, bringing with it light and heat, it has from time immemorial been termed the creator, and each nation and people has had its own revered, yet intimate name for this giver of life.
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