The sacred doctrine serves
as the boat of faith, guiding the mind to the divine shore of the holy land,
and acts as the vessel of truth that strengthens the grace of moral conduct
amidst turbulent waters.
The sense of nothingness in
the vastness of elements, knowing one is a part of the divine total and in the
arms of the beloved God.
The divine texture of
redemption is in the Inshallah, or God's hands, to teach the ethical doctrine
that extends beyond philosophical science and is essential to everyone’s
salvation.
This principle means that
things are happening for reasons according to which the individual is formed
and prepared to receive them. Eternal knowledge and its self-realization are
the sacred doctrine that is based on cosmic order that leads to moksha.
It is apprehended by
ancient sages who had the ability in deep meditation to elevate the mind to the
nature of all consciousness.
The ultimate reality and
its pervasive eternity in human lives are meant to be in harmony with this
cosmic order.
In a spiritual sense, it is
the voluntary offering of one's actions and ego to the divine and binding
thread of sympathy that cannot be separated. The secret doctrine is in the
charm of modesty and not taking the mystery of power into any pride.
The reward of sincere
living makes it a living art to display the streams of love, which is the
central theme of God's grace.The closer one approaches that reality, the nearer
one comes to unity, which is itself its own evidence. The lack of understanding
in this doctrine makes one poor with all the goods of this world, whereas with
this knowledge the true riches are beyond many lifetimes.
The exaltation of the true
spirit is the virtue of creative permanence, which can stand against all vices.
The secret doctrine is based on indifference and is the key to the whole secret
of life that is differentiated by the pairs of opposites.
The so above and so below is the love from above as forgiveness and from below as devotion. All the moans and groans about God are useless unless one makes of him an ideal.

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