The Temple of Man leaves us with a single, enduring message: the inevitable resurrection of the spiritual essence which has involved¹ itself in matter in the form of organic creative energy. . . . To express the idea more as Egypt left it imprinted in the stones of Luxor: the birth of divine [hu]man (symbolized by the pharaoh) depends upon the transformation of the universal mother (materia pr...ima [incarnate human nature]). This transformation was considered [by ancient Egyptians] the sole cosmic goal. Every human birth participates in this alchemy, either in an awakened manner through the intentional perfecting and expression of ones higher nature, or unawakened, through the tumult and suffering of karmic experience leading eventually to a spiritual self-awareness, the temple in man.” — translators foreword to The Temple in Man, by R.A. Schwaller de Lubicz 1. Involved, See the definition of involution contrasted to evolution [thanks Excitor]
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