THE TWENTY-SEVENTH LESSON--The Four Pyramids.

This equation's writ
In every scene:
The end shall fit--
As extremes to mean--
Whatever's forerunner to it.
--THE AUTHOR.

PRINCIPLE--The best use of self demands that it be understood.


Our ideal specimen of human nature is the whole man at his best.

The etheric life demands (a) the vibrations native to the body in
health--(Physical Magnetism)--(b) the vibrations induced by the
active mind, (c) the vibrations intensified by controlled
emotional states, (d) the regulative vibrations of psychic
righteousness or honor--(Psychic Magnetism). In this scheme
nothing is inferior, but all elements are appointed to be
subordinate to the last. These vibrations should run through the
whole etheric activity a binding thread of force.

We are now to study the four pyramids of the etheric life. The
purpose is four-fold. If you will put yourself into this lesson as
you have, presumably, put yourself into the preceding twenty-six
lessons, you will discover--