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Holy Communion (8 n.m.) Children's Service (10 n.m.) Mutins (11 a.m.) Prenehor: Rev. W. R. Cannell. Holy Communion (12 noon), Evensong (6.p.m.) Preacher: Rev. Hyde Gosselin, R.N.

Consciously to create a discor. dant vibration constitutes the crime of treason against humanity, whilst the creation of harmonious. relations between man and man and nation and nation is a strict duty of all-for every infraction of the law of our Oneness, whether physical, moral, mental, spiritual or diving, disturbs the whole uni- versé, and every collaboration with the law is a help to all.

"The Law of Brotherhood" Wus

Lanepart for his address on Thurs- day at the weekly public meeting

Men's First Duty. of the Hong Kong Lodge, the Therefore, our first duty is to ful- Theosophical Society. An extractil the law of Brotherhood having of his remarks follows:-

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general perfection of all mankind— by help, by the far-sighted sacrifice of all for all, by sacrifice to the general good, by the sacrifice of the individual to the whole, that the God In all might manifest in ever greater degree and that thus all might be able to develop and exer- cise their divine nature.

the Theosophist, human brotherhood without distinction of race, creed, sex, caste or colour in not an ideal hope for the future, but a fact in nature, a natural law from which there la no escape, as

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Tuesday, May 3, 6 p.m. C.E.M.S. Meeting.

UNION CHURCH. Kennedy Road.

Sunday Services May 1st.

Morning 10.30. Hymns 41, 317, 549, 376, Subject: "Propagandism." Evening: Vocal and Instrumental Recital at 5:30.

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Climax of Involution.

The universe is the body of the manifested God, and the one exis- tence voluntarily.aubmits to the limitation of form, in order to un- fold it throughout the millennia to self-conscious Alvine perfection.

In proportion as the primordial divine matter is split up by the will

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sensitiveness leasens, it becomes progressively rigid and finally no longer responds to the divine Life animating it, thus reaching the climax of involution, the descent of spirit Into matter.

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Course of Evolution. From then, in the long course of evolution, the return of matter into

All men can reach the knowledge of their inseparable unity, by learn- ing through purity and the practice of unity to vibrate in response to the qualities of the Logos, which are divine intelligence, divine law and divine power.

What Purity Should Be. Purity must be physical moral and mental.. It must embrace all the bodies of man and refine and render them sensitive to the higher perceptions, the inner life, the only reality.

standing of our unity, we should In order to reach to the under-

always have present in mind the idea that every man is a child of the infinite, a God in evolution, a younger or elder brother of God's family, and help him by thoughts of light, of love and power for wise action, to enable him the better to judge, the better to endure and to keep him from a spirit of revolt.

We must remember that nothing l'is ours, that all we posseas la u gift

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divine self-consciousness begins, till each portion of the immersed life again becomes one with the all-life, in the full glory of mani- fested and self-conscious divinity, the perfection of the father,

from Ged; a loan we ought wisely For it is to share with others. necessary to be a brother before we can have brothers, and in propor- tion to the genuineness of our de- sire to be of service to others will This is the final goal of all and the rewards of brotherhood come to every man, to become perfect as the us. Father in Heaven is perfect.

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Some have developed one side of

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Races and nations are classes in evolution of the divine nature of Differences there certainly are in the unfolded powers of

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What Theosophy Does. The declaration of the unity of mankind makes an irresistible appeal to all thoughtful persons; it sounds the note for which the world is listening in the night of, half- civilised cruelty.

Above the conflict.of selfish 'in- for terests, with might mistaken right, with the strong, crushing the helpless, Theosophy serenely sounds the note of brotherhood.

There are many conceptions of: brotherhood, some based on mutual interests, upon race affinity, clase distinctions, similarity of outlook and standards of life and, now, a brotherhood of all English speak ing nations of the world. But all these things are limitations.

Theosophy acknowledges "no superficial distinctions, based on

A changing form. -

Human brotherhood in a law of nature and needs no outor condi- tion as that of class, nation or race

True Brotherhood,

True human brotherhood over rests securely in the very essence and: nature of man and Gól: and. oxiats ever as a fact, and woe unto him that leaves the hidden law of the sacred unity of mankind out of aight

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