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The Secret Doctrine 1.3.12

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English · The Secret Doctrine: Stanzas of Dzyan with commentary

Then Svabhâvat sends Fohat to harden the Atoms. Each is a part of the Web. Reflecting the “Self‐Existent Lord,” like a Mirror, each becomes in turn a World.

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English · The Secret Doctrine: Stanzas of Dzyan with commentary

Fohat hardens the Atoms; i.e., by infusing energy into them, he scatters the “Atoms,” or Primordial Matter. “He scatters himself while scattering Matter into Atoms.”

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English · The Secret Doctrine: Stanzas of Dzyan with commentary

It is through Fohat that the ideas of the Universal Mind are impressed upon Matter. Some faint idea of the nature of Fohat may be gathered from the appellation “Cosmic Electricity,” sometimes applied to it; but, in this case, to the commonly known properties of electricity, must be added others, including intelligence. It is of interest to note that Modern Science has come to the conclusion, that all cerebration and brain‐ activity are attended by electrical phenomena.

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H. P. Blavatsky, The Secret Doctrine: The Synthesis of Science, Religion, and Philosophy, third and revised edition, vols. 1–2 (London: Theosophical Publishing House, 1893). Public domain. Transcribed by Project Gutenberg volunteers. · Source ↗

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