Translations:Sanat Kumara and Lady Master Venus/93/en
At a certain point in the progress of an aspirant on the Path he is formally presented to the Lord of the World, and those who have thus met him face to face speak of him as in appearance a handsome youth, dignified, benignant beyond all description, yet with a mien of omniscient, inscrutable majesty, conveying such a sense of resistless power that some have found themselves unable to bear his gaze, and have veiled their faces in awe.... One who has had this experience can never forget it, nor can he ever thereafter doubt that, however terrible the sin and sorrow on earth may be, all things are somehow working together for the eventual good of all, and humanity is being steadily guided towards its final goal.[1]
- ↑ Leadbeater, The Masters and the Path, p. 296.