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29 lines
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The Law of One?
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by Priest R. L. Whitaker
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Once upon a time in the Great Kingdom of the Law of One there arose and
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asserted a presence which had conceived of itself as something more than
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the barren waste.
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The Laws can only be One, and he who has conceived hinself as apart from
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the One Law of All has destroyed the virgin pureness of One.
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Oh! the smile of the Fool, the breathing of the Hierophant which now
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allows me to breathe!
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It was not considered that such a presence would not render itself simply
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as a complement that would identify the Law of One for the men of God.
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NO! the Law of One could not realize that this separate consciousness had
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identified ITSELF and purpose of being. The separate presence had now
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knowledge of itself!
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Through its eternal machinery we came to know the Law of One, and through
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the Law of None we came to the knowledge of that machinery.
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The Law of One and and that which is separate from it -the Law of None-
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await, Yes!, they await the course of events and the final conclusion.
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