The Hymn of the Robe of Glory (Echoes

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" " " " " THE White Robes, and I will not blot his THE ROBE Name out of the Book of Life OF GLORY. Every man has his book is a Great Book. See Rev. xx. 12 : and there And I saw the Dead, the great and the little, standing in the Presence of the Throne, and [their] books were opened [Dan. vii., 10]. And another Book was opened, which is [The Book] of Life [Dan. xii., i]." 5i The Eagle, or Hawk, was the name of the highest grade of the Mithriaca the Fathers. See A Miihriac Ritual (p. 18), where the Father s prayer ends : So that I, Eagle as I am, by my own self may soar to Heaven, and contemplate all things." The Eagle-letter which may be the Dove paralleled with the Descent of in the Baptism-Mystery flew in the air 88
" " " " " the Bright ^Ether of the Supernal _Realms, MN OF or the state of Divine Breath (Atman) ; THE ROBE as it contacted the inmost or spiritual OF GLORY* plasm of the man, his Buddhic nature, or the nature of his Depth, the Depth of his substance, it became all sound or "all speech." The Buddhic nature is the Quint essence or One Element, the Aither or ^Ether, the Shining One ; just as in Sanskrit A-kasha is par excellence the Very Shining One, and its root -charac teristic is sound." It was a true Bath-Kol, or Voice from Heaven, as the mystical Rabbis called it. Lit. Bath-Kol = Daughter of the Voice ; that is to say, Echo of the Word or Name. This Voice is the Inner Voice, the Voice 53 Within, the Voice of the Silence. The sound of its winging," or the sound of its rustling," suggest another great symbol the rustling or the activities of : the "leaves" (powers and permanencies) F i 89
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