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Letters on Occult Meditation - Letter VI - The Use of Form in Meditation |
b. The Line of the Bodhisattva This is the line of religion and of philosophy, and of the development of the indwelling life. It deals with consciousness within the form more than with the form itself. It is the line of least resistance for the many. It embodies the wisdom aspect of the Logos, and is the line whereby His love is manifested in a predominant fashion. The solar system being in itself a direct expression of the Logos, and of His love aspect, all in manifestation is based upon it - love in rule, love abounding, love in activity, - but in this second line the above manifestation is supreme, and will eventually absorb all the others. The man who meditates on this line seeks ever to enter into the consciousness of all that breathes, and by [172] graded expansions of consciousness to arrive eventually at the All-Consciousness, and to enter into the life of the Supreme Being. Thus he enters into the life of all within the Logoic Consciousness. He broods not so much upon the Law as upon the life that is governed by that Law. Through love he comprehends, and through love he blends himself first with his Ego, then with his Master, next with his group egoic and then with all groups, till finally he enters into the consciousness of the Deity Himself. |
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