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LIGHT ON THB PATH 41 nis. training; it increases. It is the first est of his strength; he must suffer, must Enjoy or endure, moro keenly than other nen, while yet he has taken on him a luty which does not exist for other men, hat of not allowing his suffering to shake sim from his Axed purpose., He has, in act, at the first step to take himself teadily, in hand and put the bit into Lis own mouth; no one else can do it or him.
The first four aphorisms of Light On He Path refer entirely to astral developHent. This development must be accom.
lished to a certain extent--that is to say, | must be fully entered upon --- before The mainder of the book is really in. Eslligintes except to the intellect; in fact, Hefore it can be read as a practical, not a Fhetaphysical treatise. | In one of the great mystic Brother.
vous, there are four ceremonies that take Slace early in the year, which practically
