History Of The Rose-Croix Sedir - Ordo Svmmvm Bonvm
History Of The Rose-Croix Sedir - Ordo Svmmvm Bonvm
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y their conscious acceptance. <strong>The</strong> physical ugliness seems to be a common character of<br />
the beings with which overflows moral splendour; as if the Sky wanted to give to these<br />
hearts of elite a terrestrial principle so particularly perverse that their light alone is enough<br />
strong to evolve/move it and to harmonize it. To give an analysis of this book is<br />
impossible, because all is essential there; one can find only there three great divisions of<br />
the mystical life: the purgative one, the illuminative one and the unitive one, to each one of<br />
which is devoted one of its the first three parts. <strong>The</strong> fourth, which treats sacrament of<br />
Eucharistie, does not appear to be different thing only one addition written by some<br />
theologist eager to make re-enter in the ritualism this guide of those which adore the Father<br />
in spirit and truth. It is, indeed, in the nudity alone of this mystical room where it is prescribed<br />
to take refuge for the prayer which our heart breathes an enough strong air to make it be<br />
diverted the most intimate wish of the human nature: the search of happiness. <strong>The</strong> antique<br />
snake tapi in the center of ourselves, rolled up around the tree trunk of Science, tries us by<br />
the joys of the flesh, the joys of the reason, the joys of pride. Quite rare are the hearts which<br />
see other attractions, other goals with their efforts; rarer still are those which, seeing them,<br />
have courage to go towards the disease, towards human ignorance, humiliation. <strong>The</strong>se only<br />
can include/understand the Imitation and be delighted with sublimities by the Gospel. To<br />
comment on the work of the humble Netherlander would be to make a whole course of<br />
esoteric mystic; and, beside the secrecies that I could there discover, how much mysteries<br />
wouldn't forget I, perhaps preventing other researchers from seeing them? Schweighardt<br />
speaks about the Virgin Sophia and of its garden in which, says he, it entered, though<br />
makes indignant, and by which one passes to arrive at the goal. We translate the prayer<br />
which it gives at this time and which seemed to us extremely beautiful: " Lord, Father of any<br />
wisdom, be pitiful towards the poor sinner who I am, light my heart so that it contemplates<br />
your wonders; remove very ego sinned human, that I can know you, to you and your<br />
Magnalia, by the force of the faith and veracity of confidence, that I include/understand your<br />
kindness, that I become useful to my next, for the love of Jesus-Christ, your Only sons,<br />
who reign, saw and permane with you and the Holy Spirit, in Eternity. Amen. Amen. Amen<br />
" As us confirms it Gutmann (10) (58), the man passes by again during the night his words<br />
and his actions of the day; examines, its spirit judges the good and the evil; God sends to<br />
him his instructions by the means of his angels and shows him the true path. Because there<br />
is such a virtue in darkness which a man of healthy reason can obtain the night all that is<br />
necessary to itself and with the good of the next one; but the duty falls on to him D raised<br />
symbolism, I will leave to the reader the care to extract from it an interpretation either<br />
alchemical, or magic, or mystical. After a deep meditation on various passages of the<br />
Writing on the history of Rachel, Jacob and of Dudaïm (11), on the dissolution of Golden<br />
calf by Aaron, our author fell asleep and lives in Solomon dream to appear to him in all his<br />
glory. <strong>The</strong> women, the courtiers and the captains of the Prince-of-Magi ravelled<br />
processionnellement around the " Centrum in Trigono Centri "; its name was as a<br />
widespread oil whose perfume penetrates all, and its spirit of fire was a key to open the<br />
Temple, to penetrate until the Holy of Holies and to seize the horn of the Furnace bridge.<br />
<strong>The</strong>n entendement of thoughtful was open; it knew that, behind him, was held a naked<br />
woman; it was similar to the beloved of the Shir-ha-shirim; but with its chest an open wound<br />
let run blood and water; its clothes were with its feet, torn and covered of mud. Such is<br />
revealed occult Nature, the pure virgin whose Adam was created; it lives in the garden; it<br />
sleeps in the double cave of Abraham to the fields of Ephron and its palate is built in the<br />
depths of the Red Sea. <strong>The</strong> thoughtful one was extremely frightened to see all these<br />
things and to hear these words. But Solomon comforted it; with the sweat of blood of the<br />
Virgin it lit its entendement and fixed its memory, so that it can know the size of the<br />
Almighty, the height, the depth, the base of all Nature. <strong>The</strong> king took then our thoughtful by<br />
the hand, and went down with him in a storeroom from where they penetrated in a secret<br />
and avoided room, with the crystal windows, from where the preceding room, the wife of<br />
the King and the naked Virgin were seen. Solomon requested it to choose that of the two<br />
women whom it would like, ensuring to him that he also liked them. Among the princesses