The Lotus Path
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Paradise his home !
But man in his carnal concept of himself shapes his own destiny in this; by his thoughts, words, and deeds, he sets the law of Cause and Effect into opera- tion ; and the Master Jesus said, * ' man does not then escape until he has paid even unto the very last farth- ing. " This is called Karma by the Ancients.
As long as man is asleep in the carnal dream, and living in the Forest of Illusions, in his ignorance he causes, sometimes, a strong chain of karma to be forged, not ...knowing he must return and break every link of the chain, ere he has finished his problem ; and 72 THE LOTUS PATH we find the family of men in all states and stages of unhappiness, unrest, limitation, and so forth. When Gautama, the Hindu Bard, looked out upon the Rela- tive Life of his fellow man, he was stirred, ; and he desired to ascertain the cause of the suffering he saw around him. To do so, he renounced all, and became a Holy Beggar ; that he might come close to the Omni- present One, and thereby glean the Light.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Paradise his home !
But man in his carnal concept of himself shapes his own destiny in this; by his thoughts, words, and deeds, he sets the law of Cause and Effect into opera- tion ; and the Master Jesus said, * ' man does not then escape until he has paid even unto the very last farth- ing. " This is called Karma by the Ancients.
As long as man is asleep in the carnal dream, and living in the Forest of Illusions, in his ignorance he causes, sometimes, a strong chain of karma to be forged, not ...knowing he must return and break every link of the chain, ere he has finished his problem ; and 72 THE LOTUS PATH we find the family of men in all states and stages of unhappiness, unrest, limitation, and so forth. When Gautama, the Hindu Bard, looked out upon the Rela- tive Life of his fellow man, he was stirred, ; and he desired to ascertain the cause of the suffering he saw around him. To do so, he renounced all, and became a Holy Beggar ; that he might come close to the Omni- present One, and thereby glean the Light.
What to read after The Lotus Path?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Delvine King to read onlineMoreLess
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