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A SPLIT SECOND IN ETERNITY The Ancients Called It COSMIC CONSCIOUSNESS M UST man die to release his inner consciousness? Can we experience momentary fligbts of the soul that; 6s, become one witb tbe universe and receive an infux of Igreat understanding? The shackles of the body _ its earthly limitations can bbe thrown off and man' $ mnind can be attuned to the Infinite Wisdom for a flash of a second During this brief interval intuitive knowledge; great inspiration and a new vision of our life' $ mission are had. Some call this great experience a psychic phenomenon: But the ancients knew it and taught 6t as Cosmic Consciousness the merging of man'$ mind ewith the Universal Intelligence: LET This FREE Book EXPLAIN This is not a religious doctrine; but the application of simple, natural Jaws; which give man an insight into the great Cosmic plan: Theyi make possible a source of great joy, strength and 2 regeneration of man'$ personal powers: Write [O the Rosicrucians; an age-old brothera hood of undertanding; for a free copy of the book "The Mastery of 3 Eife ' It will tell you hows in the privacy of your own home; you may indulge in these mysteries of life known to the ancients: Address; Scribe KJH, Che Rosicrucians (AMORC) Box 3988, GPO: SYDNEY

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 31, Issue 801, 26 November 1954, Page 14

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Page 14 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 31, Issue 801, 26 November 1954, Page 14

Page 14 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 31, Issue 801, 26 November 1954, Page 14

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