The human soul : its movements, its lights, and the iconography of ...

THE HUMAN SOULa dense surrounding into a surroundingless dense, and such as it is in form.To obtain this internal light, this obscurefireof vitality, the whole consists in placingone's self in certain conditions. In anycase, here is a new chapter of higherphysics \vrested from the occult andopening out to man a new world, that ofunkno^vn forces, belonging to the domainof the invisible, Avhere nothing is lost,where everything is transformed; and ifthe terrestrial dust of beings,having onceexisted, is refound at the present time, onecould also discover the shadows of those,who have passed, leaving in the words ofOvid, ,, the body to the earth, the shadowto the tomb and the spirit to the heavens. "One may at this very moment payhomage to the great occultists of formertimes, who have expressed by symbolsthe forms and vibrations of these forces,which they kept carefully hidden.Since they had no photographic platesat their disposal to reveal these forces byfixing them, one is logically led to consider-34-