The Paradoxes of the Highest Science

Originally published: 2nd ed. Madras, India: Theosophical Pub. House, 1922. With new introd.

Preface

vi

Foreword

xi

Introduction by R. A. Gilbert

xii

Errata

PARADOX

I. Religion is magic, sanctioned by authority

1

(15)

II. Liberty is obedience to the Law

16

(16)

III. Love is the realisation of the impossible

32

(9)

IV. Knowledge is the ignorance or negation of Evil

41

(16)

V. Reason is God

57

(17)

VI. The Imagination realises what it invents

74

(14)

VII. The Will accomplishes everything which it does not desire

88

(10)

Synthetic Recapitulation Magic Magism

98

(37)

The Unalterable Principles

135

(24)

The Great Secret

159

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