The Rosicrucian cosmo-conception; or, Christian occult science, an elementary treatise upon man's past evolution, present constitution and future development (1909)
Heindel, Max, 1865-1919 · Seattle, Wash., Rosicrucian Fellowship; Chicago, Independent Book Co · leaf 55
evenWorlds which are the sphere of our development, but wemust carefully keep in mind that these Worlds are notplaced one above another, as shown in the diagram. Theyinter-penetrate—that is to say, that as in the case wherethe relation of the Physical World and the Desire Worldwere compared, where… … Diagram 1—The Belative Permanency of the Visible and Invisible Worlds. (Illustrated by comparison with a stereopticon.) 52 THE VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE WORLDS 53 water, as in our illustration, would correspond to the nextdenser World in the scale. Another illustration may per-haps make the subject…
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