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The ways indeed are many, but the Gate is one.

— Arthur Edward Waite

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The Golden and Rosy Cross, understood in the secret circles ns the Cosmic Cross of the Order, symbolizing universal manifestation, with the manifested Christ in the centre ns the power and the grace of all things.

It seems to follow that we know as much and as little about the passing of Thomas Vaughan as might be expected from his literary importance and repute at that period... His little books could have appealed to a few only, though it may be granted that occult philosophy was a minor fashion of the time.

The Works of Thomas Vaughan: Eugenius Philalethes (1919)

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