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The Twelfth Lesson: Occult Miscellany.911
Conclusion.
And now, dear students, we have reached the end of this series of lessons.
You have followed us closely for the past four years, many of you having been
with us as students from the start. We feel many ties of spiritual relationship
binding you to us, and the parting, although but temporary, gives a little
pang to us—a little pull upon our heart strings. We have tried to give to you
a plain, practical and simple exposition of the great truths of this world-old
philosophy—have endeavored to express in plain simple terms the greatest
truths known to man on earth to-day, the Yogi Philosophy. And many have
written us that our work has not been in vain, and that we have been the
means of opening up new worlds of thought to them, and have aided them
in casting off the old material sheaths that had bound them for so long, and
the discarding of which enabled them to unfold the beautiful blossom of
Spirituality. Be this as it may, we have been able merely to give you the most
elementary instruction in this world-philosophy, and are painfully conscious
of the small portion of the field that we have tilled, when compared with
the infinite expanse of Truth still untouched. But such are the limitations of
Man—he can speak only of that which lies immediately before him, leaving
for others the rest of the work which is remote from his place of abode.
There are planes upon planes of this Truth which every soul among you will
some day make his or her own. It is yours, and you will be impelled to reach
forth and take that which is intended for you. Be not in too much haste—be
of great patience—and all will come to you, for it is your own.
“Mystic Christianity.”
We have here to make an announcement that will please our readers,
judging from the many letters that we have received during the several
years of our work. We will now enter upon a new phase of our work of
presenting the great truths underlying life, as taught by the great minds of
centuries ago, and carefully transmitted from master to student from that
time unto our own. We have concluded our presentation of the mystic