A Textbook of Theosophy
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Divisions four, five and six of the astral world (to which most people areattracted) have for their background the astral counterpart of the physicalworld in which we live, and all its familiar accessories. Life in the sixthsubdivision is simply like our ordinary life on this earth minus thephysical body and its necessities while as it ascends through the fifth andfourth divisions it becomes less and less material and is more and morewithdrawn from our lower world and its interests.
The first, ...second and third sections, though occupying the same space, yetgive the impression of being much further removed from the physical, andcorrespondingly less material. Men who inhabit these levels lose sight ofthe earth and its belongings; they are usually deeply self-absorbed, and toa large extent create their own surroundings, though these are sufficientlyobjective to be perceptible to other men of their level, and also toclairvoyant vision.
This region is the summerland of which we hear in spiritualisticcircles--the world in which, by the exercise of their thought, the deadcall into temporary existence their houses and schools and cities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Divisions four, five and six of the astral world (to which most people areattracted) have for their background the astral counterpart of the physicalworld in which we live, and all its familiar accessories. Life in the sixthsubdivision is simply like our ordinary life on this earth minus thephysical body and its necessities while as it ascends through the fifth andfourth divisions it becomes less and less material and is more and morewithdrawn from our lower world and its interests.
The first, ...second and third sections, though occupying the same space, yetgive the impression of being much further removed from the physical, andcorrespondingly less material. Men who inhabit these levels lose sight ofthe earth and its belongings; they are usually deeply self-absorbed, and toa large extent create their own surroundings, though these are sufficientlyobjective to be perceptible to other men of their level, and also toclairvoyant vision.
This region is the summerland of which we hear in spiritualisticcircles--the world in which, by the exercise of their thought, the deadcall into temporary existence their houses and schools and cities.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leadbeater Charles Webster to read onlineMoreLess
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