This book presents basic postulates concerning many esoteric concepts. These include the concept of ‘God’, what constitutes evil, the nature and function of karma, the manifestation of energy from the subtle planes of perception, the nature of manifest Divinity, as veiled by the concept of the Christ in the Bible, and the mysteries of Being.
The analysis moves from my earlier Buddhist writings to focus upon the information in the Bible, especially in relation to the nature of the reappearance of the Christ, which here is equated with the externalisation process of the Hierarchy of Enlightened Being. This doctrine concerns the mode of the evolution of transcendent perception by humanity. The awakening of higher spiritual perceptions via the enlightenment path, and the understanding of the psychic constitution of the nāḍīs and chakras are also explained.
A syncretic approach is therefore espoused through the comparison between Eastern doctrines and the presented esoteric Christianity. In doing so many of the veiled, hidden mysteries in the Gospel story and the book of Genesis are revealed. The text shows how these religions are but aspects of one fundamental religious evolution, of the historical development of what is known in the East as the dharma, and in the Western tradition as the ‘Law of God’.
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This book is a stunning introduction to the study of esoteric spiritual sciences. It weaves together many teachings and elucidates the necessary processes for illumination to be developed. Topics covered include the evolution of consciousness, karma, the nature of evil, and understanding thoughtforms and glamour in the modern world. This book is also a bridge which creates many necessary connections between the study of the Bible and esotericism. For those students of the Bailey works, this book will extend and expand upon DK’s teachings in a highly beneficial manner. Although having some background in the Bailey works would be beneficial to the reader, it isn’t necessary for eager spiritual seekers. This book is a compelling place to start (or continue) one’s investigation into the writings of Bodo Balsys. The Revelation must be very highly recommended (or even considered essential) for those walking the path.