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46 LIGHT ON THE PATH of the most vivid pleasure; then. pain comes and Alls its great duty. The mos intense forms of suffering fall on such nature, till at last it arouses from it stupor of consciousness, and by the ford of its internal vitality steps over th threshold into a place of peace. The the vibration of life loses its power tyranny. The sensitive nature must su fer still; but the soul has freed itself ar stands aloof, guiding the 'life towards it greatness. Those who are the subject of Time, and go slowly through all hi spaces, live on through a long-draws series of sensations, and suffer a constar mingling of pleasure and of pain. · The do not dare to take the 'snac of self i a steady grasp and conquer it, so hecon ing divine ; but prefer to go on frettin through divers experiences, suffering blow from the opposingeforces.
When one of the subjects on tim decides to enter on the path of Occultisni
