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Initiation Human & Solar By Alice Bailey | Published by Lucis Trust Copyrights held by Lucis Trust Chapters: 00:00 Lord Buddha Has Said 01:05 Forward 04:23 Statement by the Tibetan 07:49 Human Constitution 09:33 Ch 1 Introductory Remarks 24:04 Ch 2 Initiation Defined 45:48 Ch 3 THE WORK OF THE HIERARCHY 1:00:39 Ch 4 THE FOUNDING OF THE HIERARCHY 1:17:29 Ch 5 THE THREE DEPARTMENTS OF THE HIERARCHY 1:38:22 Ch 6 THE LODGE OF MASTERS 02:03:16 Ch 7 THE PROBATIONARY PATH 02:17:49 Ch 8 DISCIPLESHIP 02:38:46 Ch 9 THE PATH OF INITIATION 03:03:16 Ch10 THE UNIVERSALITY OF INITIATION 03:14:54 Ch 11 THE PARTICIPANTS IN THE MYSTERIES 03:39:00 Ch 12 THE TWO REVELATIONS 04:06:22 Ch 13 THE RODS OF INITIATION 04:37:32 Ch 14 THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE OATH 04:51:13 Ch 15 THE GIVING OF THE WORD 05:16:14 Ch 16 THE IMPARTING OF THE SECRETS 05:39:37 Ch 17 DIVERSITIES OF INITIATIONS 05:57:44 Ch 18 THE SEVEN PATHS 06:10:11 Ch 19 RULES FOR APPLICANTS - Part 1 06:41:02 Ch 20 RULES FOR APPLICANTS - Part 2 The theme of "initiation" appears in various relationships throughout this series of books. An initiation is an expansion of consciousness--a means of opening the mind and heart to a recognition of what already exists in reality. It is, therefore, a result of the ability to transcend those glamours and illusions which veil the truth and limit the consciousness. As a living process, initiation is experienced by all forms of life, large and small, from the universal to the particular. The process of initiation in our solar system is based on a pattern which is duplicated and reflected within the whole, and throughout all its many parts. It could be called the thread of living energy, accepted and woven into the whole tapestry by each unit of consciousness in the creation of an ultimate synthesis. The Path of Initiation, therefore, is the Path of the Antahkarana. From this somewhat abstract realization, the individual must concretize the process in an effort to perceive and to understand how the diverse and distinctive forms of life included in a whole organism perform a vital individual function which, in relationship with all other parts, contribute to the all-encompassing plan of evolution. Even this effort to stretch the mind beyond its normal limits towards comprehension of planetary purpose, plan and process, evokes a more inclusive awareness of relationships within the whole, and forces growth. A mind so stretched never quite returns to its original dimensions. One of the great values of this book is that it does stretch the mind towards a new conception of the intense activity involved at all levels of consciousness on the planet to create conditions in which evolutionary growth can proceed. The work of the planetary Hierarchy, and of some of the responsible workers within the Hierarchy, is outlined in a way which brings everyday human life into focus as an outer expression of qualified purpose through the Ashrams of the Masters. The three departments of Hierarchy form important planetary focal points of cosmic energy flow, each one imbued with purpose and responsible for an aspect of the Plan of God. The inter-relationship and interaction of the many kingdoms and centers of consciousness are revealed as tending towards the complete integration and alignment of our Planetary Logos within the systemic whole. The detailed procedures of initiation rituals revealed here stimulate the imagination; but essentially the individual aspirant treading the Path of Discipleship is thrown back on his own inner spiritual resources as the only means by which progress can be made and consciousness expanded. This he does to the extent that he becomes sensitive and responsive to energy wielded and projected by Hierarchy. A disciple is "one who serves"--eventually one who serves "the One". So the vast, dazzling and glorious process of evolution and initiation opens out in the depths and in the silence of the soul, and the disciple learns to relinquish all self-seeking--even for personal spiritual experience--and becomes absorbed with others in the service of the Plan.