{Late September, 1884. See note on Blavatsky Letter 21.}
Borrowed Words by Mah. K.H. as italicised in Light, (Jy. 20.)
The terms [dashes here stand each for an original word.] – – – – have hitherto been used in a very loose – way – – – – something – mysterious and abnormal, – – – -, – – – – – – – – – shed upon – – recipient minds – light upon – – , – – – – – – – – – as reducible to law as the simplest phenomena – the physical universe. – – “Our opponents” (the Spiritualists) [He was thinking of the Spiritualists, hence the repetition and the word Opponents] say “the age of miracles is past” but we (also) answer it “never existed.” [K. H. has put quotations.]
While not unparalleled or without – counterpart – – history – – – – – – – – overpouring influence – – – – – – -, – – – – both destructive and constructive – destructive – the – errors of the past, – – – – – – – – – – – -, – – – -, – – – but constructive of – institutions, – – – – – – – – – – – – – – -, – – – – – – -, – – – – – – – – – – – – -. Phenomenal elements previously unthought of undreamt of, – – – manifesting themselves day by day, with constantly augmented force – disclose – – – secrets of their mysterious workings.
Additional Accusation by S. Farmer. {in September editorial note.}
These truths – – – – constitute indeed a body of – – spiritual – at once profound and practical – – – – – – it is not as an addition to the – – of theory or speculation that they – – given to – but for their practical bearing on the interests of mankind.