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HORSE, WHITE
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symbol of the pure and perfect higher mind (buddhi-manas) with its
ideals and aspirations.
“Once when thou (Buddha) wert a white horse; in pity for the
suffering of man, thou didst fly across heaven to the region of the
evil demons, to secure the happiness of mankind' (Buddhist Gatha). -
A. LILLIE, Life of Buddha, p. 58.
Pragapati said, 'Whoever shall seek
thee (Agni) in the form of a white horse, shall find thee.' . . . It
should be a white horse, for that is a form of him (the sun) who
burns yonder." - Sata. Bráh., VII. 3, 2, 15-6.
“The Higher Self (sun) must be sought for through the highest mental
qualities in aspirations towards Truth and Love.
"And I saw, and behold, a white horse, and he that sat theroon had a
bow; and there was given unto him a crown: and he came forth
conquering and to conquer. - REV. vi 2.
The Higher Self (Christ) emanated in the higher mind, equipped with
the mental stimulus to evolution (the bow), which is destructive of
the lower qualities, and endowed with supremacy (crown) over the
lower manifestation: and he went forth in the soul to “subject all
things to himself."
“Every spiritual man feels the going forth of his Saviour conquering
and to conquer. And he hath every outward action of holy writ
realised inwardly-every groan of the conquered, every struggle of
the Conqueror, His toil, His sweat, His wounds, His death, His
resurrection, His second going forth in the plenitude of the Spirit,
His unconquered resolution, His long-abiding labour, the turning of
the tide of battle, His sword upon the neck of His enemies, the
shout of victory, the treading of the nations in the winepress of
His fury, His shivering them with His iron sceptre like a potsherd,
His driving them with death, and the grave, and him that had the
power of death, into the bottomless pit. His reign of peace, its
joy, full contentment, and perfect assurance; what are they all, but
letters, words, and similitudes, whereby the believer may better
understand, and better express the spiritual work which is going on
within his own soul, by the casting down of imaginations, and every
high thing that exalteth itself against the knowledge of God, and
bringing into captivity every thought to the obedience of Christ.".
- E. IRVING, Writings, Vol. I. p. 402.
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See Also
AAT
AGNI
ARIES
BOW
BUDDHA (Maitreya)
CHRIST'S 2nd COMING
CONFLAGRATION
CROWN
JUDGMENT DAY
KALKI
PRAGAPATI
RACE-COURSE
REGNAROK
RENOVATION
SLAUGHTER
SOSIOSH
SPRINGTIME
STRIFE
SUN
VICTORY
WHITE
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