H. Spencer Lewis - A large piramis szimbolikus jóslata

The Pyramid of Giza and its underground halls and corridors were built for the initiations of the great Egyptian mystery schools. It is understandable what pride and joy the school leaders must have felt when the largest of their churches was built under the open sky. After centuries of laboring in hidden places under the sand, and hiding as outcasts, they were happy that, although the priesthood and the heathen religion still existed, the sublime light of understanding and truth had given them an opportunity to appear, and that a to build a more beautiful church than any sanctuary of the clergy, which was not built thanks to unjustly squandered wealth, but thanks to loving donations and the voluntary help of enlightened followers. Despite all this, it was necessary to thoroughly examine the candidates for the initiations of the mystery schools and to subject them to long-term trials, so that until withhold from them what they would learn and reveal to them until they were fully prepared to step under the guidance of their guardian into the sealed place where they would be impressed by the proper ceremony and ritual of the significance of their initiation, the importance of their obedience, and i before providing their services. So it happened that, although the pyramid stood out from all the structures that happened inside it in its breathtaking temple-like nature, it was surrounded by strict secrecy, and the public was allowed to think that it was a tomb, skillfully hiding the uncovered entrances, which were then never shown to anyone. , excluding those who found themselves worthy of it after many trials. That is why the pyramid, the Sphinx and their associated buildings are connected by underground passages, the secret entrances of which in some places have not been revealed to the public for many, many centuries. It is also understandable that in the lines and dimensions, shape and closed rooms, as well as in its hieroglyphs and the unusual carvings on its interior walls, the impressive structure, which rises to the heights of the spiritual world above the surface of the earth, contained the knowledge possessed by the ancient mystery schools and the history of their activities. , as well as the secret solving keys that unlock predictions concerning future humanity. The great pyramid therefore became, in one of its manifestations, a house of sacred ceremonies, a school of great wisdom, a repository of preserved knowledge, and a monument of predictions.

Hermit Publishing House
Esoteric
110 pages
Binding: paperback
ISBN: 9786155984105
By H. Spencer Lewis
Year of publication: 1900