…many of them, are responsible for the emergency in which he finds himself. Thus he attains a kind of emptiness. He attains what Demi calls the great thirst, the desire for that which is real, the tremendous instinct to partake of the food of life rather…

…him, he still could feel the strange impress of the great seal of universal reality. This is the seal that Demi calls the Signitarum Realum. The great signature of things. The great impression. The archetypal reality was still somewhere within himself.…

…of course, that he cannot hold this attitude. he knows that only to the moment in which he becomes suddenly enlightened like Demi the German mystic was enlightened by looking at a pewter plate that he will see something and then gradually it will close…

…may be. But certainly the condition of the body is the result of a certain psychic pattern pressed upon the body by what Demi calls a seal, the seal of the composite archetype of the character itself. The magnetist approaching this has only one of two…

…And in the common experience of the individual, how do we interpret this? I think all mystics are in common agreement. Demi, the German mystic, refers to this enlightenment as a lightning flash. St. Paul, in the mysterious occurrence on the road to…