BEGONE HENCE, YE UNINITIATED original: PROC / ABI / PRO. A shortened form of the classical Latin warning 'Procul hinc abite profani,' used to warn those who are spiritually unprepared to stay away from sacred mysteries.

WASH
YOURSELVES,
BE
CLEAN original: LAVA / MV / EST. Shortened from 'Lavate mundi estote,' a biblical and ritual command for purification before entering a holy place.

EVERYTHING is,

a DIVINE

MYSTERY

indeed,

truly,

which

justly carries away

all spectators,

especially the

more inward-seeking,

into

admiration

and love of it.

The original text uses the Greek word ΜΥΣΤΗΡΙΟΝ (Mysterion).

LORD Hebrew: יהוה (the Tetragrammaton). In this context, it represents the divine source at the summit of the cave-like portal.

II. HOLD THE ONE

AS THE MAKER

OF ALL;

HOLD THE

OTHER POWERS

AS SERVANTS.

IV.

BUT IF, PERCHANCE,

A PETITION SHOULD

PROCEED TO INFE-

RIOR BEINGS, UNLESS

IN THE MANNER

OF A DELEGATED

ADMINISTRATION

FROM THE FIRST,

LET IT NOT BE

YOUR INTENTION.

VI.

TOWARD THEM,

ACCORDING TO

A KNOWN PROOF,

LET THERE BE

PLEASANT

OBEDIENCE.

THE GATE OF THE AMPHITHEATER OF ETERNAL WISDOM, of the only TRUE Wisdom;

its mystical meaning—namely that introductory one prefixed to itself and signified here by this picture—by a path and drawing of GOD the Father both so immediate, purely by divine inspiration original: ἐνθουσιάσμῳ (enthusiasmos). In a hermetic context, this refers to being "filled with the god," or receiving direct revelation. (fie on the slanderer!) as by various means flashing before the gate, providing an abundance of entering, and for the eyes of both the body and the mind of the CHRISTIAN to contemplate and inquire what the Wisdom, Goodness, and Power of the CREATOR may be: so that taught by nature original: φυσιο-διδακτικῶς (physio-didaktikos). The idea that nature itself acts as a teacher or a second "book" of God. by created things, they may truly philosophically recount the Works of God through sincere PHILOSOPHY. By Heinrich KHUNRATH of LEIPZIG, faithful lover of Theosophy Divine wisdom, and DOCTOR of both MEDICINES Likely referring to both physical medicine and "spiritual" or alchemical medicine..