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The Equinox (Volume I, Number X)
The Equinox (Volume I, Number X) (1913), PDF p. 403
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THE KEY OF THE MYSTERIES
worth one day of wisdom, and that all the triumphs of
ambition are not worth a single minute of heroism and of
charity.
SECOND SERIES
QUESTION. What is man?
ANSWER. Man is an intelligent and corporeal being made
in the image of God and of the world, one in essence, triple
in substance, mortal and immortal.
Q. You say, “triple in substance.” Has man, then, two
souls or two bodies ?
A. No; there is in him a spiritual soul, a material body,
and a plastic medium.
What is the substance of this medium ?
Light, partially volatile, and partially fixed.
. What is the volatile part of this light?
Magnetic fluid.
And the fixed part?
The fluidic or fragrant body.
Is the existence of this body demonstrated ?
Yes; by the most curious and the most conclusive
experiences. We shall speak of them in the third part of this
work.
g. Are these experiences articles of faith?
A. No, they pertain to science.
Q. But will science preoccupy herself with it ?
A. She already preoccupies herself with it. We have
written this book, and you are reading it.
Q. Give us some notions of this plastic medium.
A. It is formed of astral or terrestrial light, and transmits
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