PROPHECY. In the 20th century—1900—-the scholarsof our era will begin to recognize that the
has neither been invented nor exaggerated, but simplyoutlined—
Vol. I, Intro, p. xxxvii.
In other places the author hints atsurprises in store in the way of manuscripts, etc. It would seem that by 1900 some “discoveries” will be made by scholars that will supportour author. “Once the door permitted to be kept a little ajar, it will beopened wider with every new century. The times are ripe for a moreserious knowledge than hitherto permitted.”
Vol. I, p. xxxviii, footnote.
“We have not long to wait, and many of us will witness theDawn of the New Cycle, at the end of which not a few accounts will be settled and squared between the races.”
V. I> Intro, xliv.
. Some of the doctrines given out arefound by her in a collection of palm-leaves made impervious to theelements by some unknown process.
It is well knownthat some of the most ancient eastern manuscripts are on palm-leaveswhich are cut in oblong, narrow form and tied with a string. How isthis seen by her? Either in the astral light or objectively, being broughtto her table. By whom or what?C
. In this old MS. it is said
that during the pralaya the plan for the nextmanvantara slumbers until the dawn of the next evolution, when its potential power goes forth to action. There is, therefore, a continuityfrom manvantara through pralaya to succeeding manvantara.Continued on
pp. 4 and 5 of V. I.