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HERMES TRISMEGISTUS
A symbol of the three-fold aspect of the
Self,-Alma-buddhi-manas,— manifesting on the higher mental plane as
Will, Wisdom, and Action.
“The ‘thrice-greatest,’ because he spoke of the three greatest'
powers that ' veiled the one Divinity (Chron. Alexand., p. 47). - G.
R. S. MEAD, Orpheus, p. 17.
"On the famous Rosetta stone, Hermes is called the
Great-and-Great."" - MEAD, T. G. Hermes, Vol. I. p. 117.
"Thoth is called 'Twice Great' and 'Thrice Great.'" - BUDGE, Gods of
the Egyptians, Vol. I. p. 401.
"Hermes Trismegistus” is the reputed author of many writings; that
is, the Divine Intelligence is the inspirer of many scriptures which
have been written down by the receivers of these symbolical
communications from the higher mind. The truth from the atma-buddhic
planes is imparted to the higher mind and then expressed in symbols
to the lower mind.
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