Purpose

The perfecting of self-consciousness is the object of life.

By this man is enabled to reach more exalted stages of existence.

And his conditioned mortal life is for the purpose of affording him experience by which that self-consciousness may be developed and cognition of the spirit attained.

Man is a spirit and requires vehicles with which to come in touch with all the planes of nature included in evolution.

And it is these vehicles that make of him an intricate, composite being, liable to error, but at the same time able to rise above all delusions.

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