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ROSICRUCIAN PHILOSOPHY
tagious disease in fear and trembling, we most assuredly
draw to ourselves the death dealing poisonous microbes.
If on the other hand, we approach that person in a perfectly
fearless attitude, we shall escape the infection, particularly
if we are prompted by love. But love does not prompt
us to kill in the usual sense of the word. It is true that if
we could deal directly with the life of evil and poisonous
things and help them into a higher form, we might be do-
ing good; but in the first place we are not capable of judg-
ing when that present form has outlived its usefulness,
and, therefore, we cannot presume to take the responsibility
of depriving the informing life of its instrument in loving
kindness. The only time when we may sometimes properly
kill for love is in case an animal has been maimed
beyond chance of recovery, and we kill it to end its
sufferings.
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QUESTION No. 166.
What is a group spirit, where is it, and what does it look
Answer: As a man has a body composed cf many cells,
each with an individual consciousness, so is a group spirit
an entity functioning in the Spiritual Worlds and possess-