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The Tenth Lesson: The Secret Doctrine.1065
The Tenth Lesson: The Secret Doctrine.
The concluding statement of the Creeds (brought over from the
preceding lesson) refers to the Holy Ghost.
“I believe in the Holy Ghost.” (Apostles’ Creed)
“And I believe in the Holy Ghost, the Lord and giver of life.” (Nicene Creed)
To the average Christian the nature of the Holy Ghost—one of the beings
of the Trinity—is veiled in obscurity, and is generally pronounced “not to
be understood.” A careful examination of the orthodox Christian writings
will show the student that the Church is very much at sea regarding this
subject, which should be of the greatest importance to its priests and
congregations. Ask the average intelligent churchman regarding the nature
of the Holy Ghost, and see for yourself the vague, contradictory and
unsatisfactory concepts held by the person questioned. Then turn to the
encyclopaedias and other books of reference, and see how little is known
or taught regarding this important subject.
It is only when the teachings of Mystic Christianity are consulted that one
receives any light on the subject. The Occult Teachings are quite explicit on
this subject so fraught with difficulty and lack of comprehension on the part
of the orthodox teachers and students.