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<blockquote>You must therefore understand that you are watchmen of the night, keeping the watch in your time and in your place as many who have gone before you have kept that watch. In this dark night of the age of the [[Kali Yuga]],<ref>''Kali Yuga'' is the term in Hindu mystic philosophy for the last and worst of the four yugas (world ages), characterized by strife, discord and moral deterioration.</ref> you bear violet-flame torches and torches of illumination with the beloved [[Goddess of Liberty|Mother Liberty]]. Therefore, beloved, understand that all holy orders have had their rituals and their disciplines and their rules.</blockquote>
You must therefore understand that you are watchmen of the night, keeping the watch in your time and in your place as many who have gone before you have kept that watch. In this dark night of the age of the [[Kali Yuga]],<ref>''Kali Yuga'' is the term in Hindu mystic philosophy for the last and worst of the four yugas (world ages), characterized by strife, discord and moral deterioration.</ref> you bear violet-flame torches and torches of illumination with the beloved [[Goddess of Liberty|Mother Liberty]]. Therefore, beloved, understand that all holy orders have had their rituals and their disciplines and their rules.

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You must therefore understand that you are watchmen of the night, keeping the watch in your time and in your place as many who have gone before you have kept that watch. In this dark night of the age of the [[Kali Yuga]],<ref>''Kali Yuga'' is the term in Hindu mystic philosophy for the last and worst of the four yugas (world ages), characterized by strife, discord and moral deterioration.</ref> you bear violet-flame torches and torches of illumination with the beloved [[Goddess of Liberty|Mother Liberty]]. Therefore, beloved, understand that all holy orders have had their rituals and their disciplines and their rules.

You must therefore understand that you are watchmen of the night, keeping the watch in your time and in your place as many who have gone before you have kept that watch. In this dark night of the age of the Kali Yuga,[1] you bear violet-flame torches and torches of illumination with the beloved Mother Liberty. Therefore, beloved, understand that all holy orders have had their rituals and their disciplines and their rules.

  1. ↑ Kali Yuga is the term in Hindu mystic philosophy for the last and worst of the four yugas (world ages), characterized by strife, discord and moral deterioration.
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