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The Secret Doctrine. 125
asserted regarding Nature and Deity ; and the latter,
in regard to Deity, Nature, and Man. In the last
analysis, both Space and Consciousness elude us.
What they are, per se, we shall never know. We
may as well take them as facts in our experience,
and in analyzing that experience, both Consciousness
and Knowledge will expand.
"What is that which was, is, and will be, whether
there is a Universe or not: whether there be Gods
or none? asks the Senzar Catechism. And the answer
made is—Space."
Now space is not Nature, nor is it Deity. Space
may be said to contain nature or creation, and to
conceal Divinity. It is therefore the point of emanation
and the vanishing point.
The Occult Catechism contains the following
questions and answers
"What is it that ever is?" "Space, the eternal
Anupadaka" (parentless). "What is it that ever
was?" "The germ in the Root." "What is it that
is ever coming and going?" "The Great Breath."
"Then there are three eternals?" "No, the three
are one." "That which ever is, is one ; that which
ever was, is one ; that which is ever being, and
becoming, is also one : and this is Space."
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