INTRODUCTORY

Works, as otherwise they are merely curious, but studied esoterically they are Divine.

BEHMEN—the name has been naturalised in England three hundred years ago, and is preferable to the German BOEHME Jakob Böhme (1575–1624) was a German mystic whose writings used alchemical language to describe the soul's relationship with God. In English-speaking occult circles, he is often called Behmen.,—frequently uses the word TINCTURE Tincture: In Böhme's system, the "Tincture" is a spiritual essence or "inner light" that gives life, quality, and beauty to the physical world; it is the soul of a thing as expressed in its appearance.. His definition of it is that it gives lustre to metals, and colour and fragrance to flowers. It is the Life. For when TINCTURE vanishes, pallor and decay result. It is the SPIRIT of the CREATOR, the FATHER of ALL, for Life is SOUL, and the Creator is the SOUL of all things and beings who upholds all with His Everpresence.

Therefore we say the SOUL-POWER is the SOLE-POWER in NATURE. It is the supreme Mind that rules all, and of which Man’s Mind is a part. The identity of the Man-God with the God-Man was known to the Divine Philosophers of all time. Thereon is based all Divine Philosophy. It is the proof of the Truth of the Occult, the OCCULT TRUTH.

Out of the Ether In historical science and alchemy, the "ether" was a subtle medium believed to fill the universe, acting as the bridge between the material world and the divine realm. comes Man’s Soul, a part of the Creator, living by His Everpresence, bearing within Man’s Mind, which is capable of knowing all things.

As Man’s Mind unfolds, Nature’s secrets are revealed, and her Forces are invaded, showing that Mind rules the All, and Man’s Mind is ONE with the ALL-MIND of the CREATOR.

The fact that man can master Nature, shows, that he