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30 LIGHT ON THE PATA make it so, some misguided linguist translate the words in which it is couched into every living or deadókınguage, and shouts these different phrases in his ear. But for those who are not deaf and dumb one language is generally casier than the rest; and it is to such as these I address myself. . The very first aphorisms of Light ON THE PATH, included under Part 1, have, I know well, remained sealed as to their inner meaning to many who have'otherwise followed blanc purpose of the book.
There are four proven and certarlı truths with regard to the entrance to occultism. The Gates of Gold bar that threshold; yet there are some who pass those Gates and discover the sublime and illimitable beyond. In the far spaces of Timg all will pass those gates. But I am one who wish that Time, the great deluder, were not so over-masterfy! To those, who know and love him I have no word to say; but to the others--and there are not
