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A Series of Lessons on the Inner Teachings of the Philosophies and Religions of India1244
and there serve as the seed from which shall spring into being, and blossom
and fruit, the glorious plant of the Spirit.
In order to give you the essence of the Axioms in a form that may be
readily committed to memory, we herewith attach the following:
Axiomic Summary.
Truth is.
Truth is real.
Truth is spirit.
Truth is all-substance.
Truth is all-power.
Truth is all-being.
Truth is all-creative activity.
Truth is all-wisdom; all-intelligence.
Truth is all-good.
Truth is all-love.
Truth is all-life.
Truth is all that is; all that can be; all that ever has been; and all else is Untruth,
having no existence in truth.
He or she who perceives truth as the All-in-All, has found Truth; he or
she who fails to perceive this, is in the bonds of Untruth.
The opposite of truth is Untruth, which has no real existence, but which
masquerades as Reality and deludes the minds of those who are in Error,
not having found truth. Untruth is but the shadow truth. When truth is
discerned, Untruth disappears.
Our Meditation for the coming month is:
“Truth is that which is; spirit is that which truth is; truth is spirit; spirit is
truth; truth-spirit is all there is—all else is untruth.”