In Search of the Miraculous

coarse." Production of fine hydrogens. Change of being. Growth of inner

bodies. The human organism as a three-storied factory. Three kinds of food.

Entrance of food, air and impressions into the organism. Transformation of

substances is governed by the law of octaves. Food octave and air octave.

Extracting "higher hydrogens." The octave of impressions does not develop.

Possibility of creating an artificial shock at the moment of receiving an

impression. Conscious effort. "Self-remembering. " Resulting development of impressions and air octaves. A second conscious shock. Effort connected

with emotions Preparation for this effort. Analogy between the human

organism and the universe. Three stages in the evolution of the human

machine. Transmutation of the emotions. Alchemy. The centers work with

different hydrogens. Two higher centers. Wrong work of lower centers.

Materiality of all inner processes.

CHAPTER X

From what does the way start? The law of accident. Kinds of influences.

Influences created in life. Influences created outside life, conscious in their

origin only. The magnetic center. Looking for the way. Finding a man who

knows. Third kind of influence: conscious and direct. Liberation from the law

of accident. "Step," "stairway," and "way." Special conditions of the fourth way. Wrong magnetic center is possible. How can one recognize wrong

ways? Teacher and pupil. Knowledge begins with the teaching of cosmoses.

The usual concept of two cosmoses: the "Macro-cosmos" and "Microcosmos."

The full teaching of seven cosmoses. Relation between cosmoses: as zero to

infinity. Principle of relativity. "The way up is at the same time the way down."

What a miracle is. "Period of dimensions. " Survey of the system of cosmoses from the point of view of the theory of many dimensions. G's comment, that

"Time is breath." Is the "Microcosmos" man or the "atom"?

CHAPTER XI

"Except a corn of wheat die, it bringeth forth no fruit." A book of aphorisms. To awake, to die, to be born. What prevents a man from being born again? What

prevents a man from "dying"? What prevents a man from awakening?

Absence of the realization of one's own nothingness. What does the

realization

of one's own nothingness mean? What prevents this realization? Hypnotic

influence of life. The sleep in which men live is hypnotic sleep. The magician

and the sheep. "Kundalini." Imagination. Alarm clocks. Organized work.

Groups. Is it possible to work in groups without a teacher? Work of self-study