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Portrait of Max Heindel Max Heindel The Message of the Stars — The Measure of Amenability to Planetary Vibrations (1918)

To primitive man, driven by the whip-lash of Saturnine necessity, when not by the animal bust and passions of Mars and the Moon the World looks gloomy. Fear is the key-note of his extistence; fear of animals: fear of other men; fear of the nature forces; fear of everything around him. He must ever be watchful and on the alert, vigilance is eternally the price of safety. But when evolution makes him amenable to the influence of Venus and Mercury, they soften his emotions and brighten the mentality; he begins to feel love and reason as factors in life.
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Portrait of Max Heindel Max Heindel The Message of the Stars — The Measure of Amenability to Planetary Vibrations (1918)

When he has evolved to the point where he can feel the rays of Uranus, the passion of Mars gradually turns to compassion; there the love of Venus which is only for one particular person, becomes all inclusive so that it embraces all humankind regardless of sex or any other distinction, for it is the divine love of soul for soul which is above all material considerations of whatever nature.
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Portrait of Max Heindel Max Heindel The Message of the Stars — The Measure of Amenability to Planetary Vibrations (1918)

Thus the divine Light and Life comes to each planet, either directly from the Sun, or reflected from its six sister planets, and as the summer breeze which has been wafted over blooming fields carries upon its silent, invisible wings the blended fragrance of a multitude of Mowers, so also the subtle influences from The Garden of God bring to us the commingled impulses of all the Spirits and in that vari-colored light we live and move and have our being.
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