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recognized the ⊕. But no ordinary circle rounded the sacred symbol, +, but rather a serpent swallowing its own tail rotated slowly around the +.Around the

rotating serpent were hieroglyphic symbols.
Krypton read. “The One is the All.”
“Look at us . . . ” someone shouted.
They looked at each other. They were

transformed. They were worthy after all. They were able to perceive their own true nature. They all looked the same. Indeed they were the same. Throughout and deep inside their solid-seeming physical bodies, they saw only fields of rotating light, trapped, whirling, shining, astral fields of light. They no longer looked like simple earthlings, but like stars, constellations! That was what they were made of, not matter but energy fields, divine fire, divine light. They could now see beyond the material world’s four-dimensional limitations. There is no such thing as matter if one is worthy to see a vision of true universal existence.

Just before the Transportal flashed, they looked at each other with newfound recognition. They had achieved illumination through an epic odyssey of enlightenment. They understood the meaning of the Universal Sign. They had finally understood that the Source was within them, and they, within the Source.

Light arose in things not seen before.

Buddha

If you look into even a grain of dust, you shall find a “sun” dwelling inside it.

Unknown Sufi mystic

The Truth is found in all things. Wherever I glance, I see it.

Baba Taher, 11th Century Persian poet and mystic

All for one, and one for all.

From The Three Musketeers, by the 19th century French Freemason, Alexander Dumas