The Hymn of the Robe of Glory (Echoes

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the house, and found the Spirit bound to
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the bed. And we gazed on Thee and THE ROBE
Him, and found Thee like unto Him. OF GLORY.
And He that was bound to the bed
was loosed ;
He embraced Thee and
kissed Thee, and Thou also didst kiss
Him and
; ye become one."
I am somewhat persuaded that under
the apparently naive details of this
infancy story there is a concealed mean
ing. Once I
gave a lecture in which I
endeavoured to suggest what the nature
of its under-meaning may have been,
but it is too long to set down here.
It is apparently from another source
of the P. S. document, and not due
to the compiler.
THE TWO COURIERS.
The Two Couriers also pertain to the
mystery hidden under the symbolism
of the Twins which meets us everywhere
in the ancient myths and legends of
initiation ;
in reversed reflection they
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