Esoteric V10: July 1896 - Iapsop.com

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m·eative and cause world, and materializing and giving voice to
them; first for our own use, and t.hen for the use of the people.
But because of certain laws unknown ·to the world, this work
must come into expression very slowly, and some time must of
necessity elapse before the laws governing the construction of
this music can be given to our readers; and when this is done,
it will only appeal to the most highly developed souls among
the people. But we frequently become very vividly conscious
that the time is at hand when men and angels will sing in uni­
!Wn ; when theit· very life fountains will vibrate in harmony
with God. the Soul of the universe.
A PRAYER.
Oh give me sight to see thl'OUI{hont,
Thy ble11sed will is best.
That I may tt·ead where leadest Thou,
Nor ask for needless rest.
If I must climb a rugged rock,
'Vhen clouds steal o'er the tlay,
If I but know Thou leadest me,
And guidest all the way.
If I may know that through the glen,
Or up the rugged stetlp,
Or in the valley damp and dark,
Ot· thl'ough the waters tleep.
It is thy voice that calleth me,
Anti forwartl bidMt me go­
Ou, on, I follow Lord, with tlu·e.
~oJ· will my step be slow.
Full well I know my lt'athet• leathl,
Through every trial hertl,
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