Mystic Christianity 8 3
Mystic Christianity 8 3
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Seeing the Truth, He could see the folly and illusion of allthat the world had to offer, and He could put forth His mighty Willbidding the Tempter retire from the scene and from His mind. It was inthis full knowledge of His Spirit--His Real Self--that He was able torebuke the Tempter, saying, "Thou shalt not tempt the Lord, thy God!"He held fast to His realization of the God Within--the Spirit that waswithin Him and all men--and thus denied out of existence the power ofthe earth-things--the ill...usions of mortality--the _maya_ of the race.
But not alone this and other weaknesses of man's mortal nature wereconstantly besieging the mind of the Master after He had taken uponHimself the Karma of the Earth. He had also taken upon Himself themortal life consequent of the human frame which He inhabited. He mustlive, suffer and die--even as all men--and according to the law ofmortality. And so He moved forward toward the end, knowing fully whatlay before Him. He, a God, had taken upon Himself all these attributesof mortality, in order to be able to perform His work as the Redeemerand Savior of the race.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seeing the Truth, He could see the folly and illusion of allthat the world had to offer, and He could put forth His mighty Willbidding the Tempter retire from the scene and from His mind. It was inthis full knowledge of His Spirit--His Real Self--that He was able torebuke the Tempter, saying, "Thou shalt not tempt the Lord, thy God!"He held fast to His realization of the God Within--the Spirit that waswithin Him and all men--and thus denied out of existence the power ofthe earth-things--the ill...usions of mortality--the _maya_ of the race.
But not alone this and other weaknesses of man's mortal nature wereconstantly besieging the mind of the Master after He had taken uponHimself the Karma of the Earth. He had also taken upon Himself themortal life consequent of the human frame which He inhabited. He mustlive, suffer and die--even as all men--and according to the law ofmortality. And so He moved forward toward the end, knowing fully whatlay before Him. He, a God, had taken upon Himself all these attributesof mortality, in order to be able to perform His work as the Redeemerand Savior of the race.
What to read after Mystic Christianity 8 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ramacharaka, Yogi, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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