The Hymn of the Robe of Glory (Echoes

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direction, which connotes as it were the
power of cutting directly through planes. THE ROBE
Birth from the East is not so much a OF GLORY.
birth via planes, that is a stirring of
matter, as an inner way of immediate
arrival. But in the text it does not seem
to be used in such a precise sense.
The Treasure seems to denote the 4
Jewels, that is, the senses or instincts, of
the Spiritual Mind. There was a certain
binding up of it this ; suggests the
first defining of space or limitation of
the Spirit.
It
was large and
light," spacious
but as yet not heavy or possessed of
gravity, that is tension or relation to
personal environment.
The Treasure was carried in the "heart
of the man that
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is, in the innermost subftance
of his nature.
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Land of Gilan." The Geli (ol TjXoi) 6
were a people who inhabited the district
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