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The Finding of the Third Eye
Vera Stanley Alder
This is a guide to attainment of awareness through the path outlined by ancient wisdom, comparing it with the discoveries of modern science.
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"The world is built up of thousands of differing rates of vibrations, all these having their origin in the One original vibration of the mind of the Creator."
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"The cry for world-unity, peace, brotherhood and the casting down of barriers is increasingly making itself heard."
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"The Wisdom Teaching, down the ages, has come forth from God and thrown the needed light upon the ways of men. It has taken the form outwardly of the world religions, but has always presented to those whose eyes were open those esoteric truths and those clear instructions whereby man can find his own soul and his way back to the centre of life."
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"His [Christ's] work was to transfer the possibility of attainment from the few to the many, to simplify the great Truths for the use of all humanity and to introduce the ultimate act of attainment, the awakening of the Love principle in the heart."
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"A wonderful era may soon dawn when humanity will figuratively rub its eyes to find that blinkers and barriers of so many kinds have somehow melted away and that it has learnt to turn its back upon the illusion of Division, and seeks only to unite and fuse all people and all activities into one coherent Whole which ever becomes simpler and more complete."
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"Everywhere in the world the self-same Ancient Wisdom can be traced…And everywhere in the world at present are the signs of the re-emergence of that Wisdom back into the light of day."
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"Nothing is lost, nothing is wasted, everyone finally reaches the same goal of perfection."
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"Divine force embraces all and flows uninterruptedly through everything."
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"Universal love…produces an understanding of all that exists in nature."
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"Everything is…intimately connected with everything else."
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"Service leads to working with others, the beginning of that Universal Brotherhood which is inevitably and actually coming into being before our eyes."
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"God is within us. We are each able to contact the world of spirit within our own little bodies, because in the final analysis it is the life of that world which is interpenetrating and sustaining us."
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"Everything which you can love you can understand."
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"If the pure and original root of these different [religious] beliefs can be uncovered, it will be found to be identical in most respects. In each case we will discover that the One God over all was acknowledged."
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"It is very necessary to see life as a Whole."
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"When the aspirant can grow to love his neighbours for their struggles and faults, and utterly abstain from any critical feeling, then 'will all things be added unto him.' There will be no barriers to prevent it. Like attracts like, and his own honesty and charity will inevitably draw to him as to a magnet all that is good."
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"Everyone should breathe in the divine Breath of Life with all his heart and sing his song of thanksgiving no less regularly than do the birds."
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"Man is a god in the making, and the goal is waiting before him."
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"'Man, Know Thyself' was the ancient command written above the temple door. If we persevere with this fascinating study we will find that in the form of every human being the universe is presented to us."
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"Man is said to contain within himself a facsimile of and a link with everything in the universe."
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"He whose aspirations are high, sincere and enduring may begin at once to achieve Godhood and acquire first-hand knowledge of the secrets of the universe."
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