FATE MAGAZINE,
the periodical that serves as the authoritative magazine on the paranormal, offering true reports of the strange and unknown, as well as features on mystical experiences and book reviews.
THE FATE OF THE BODY
The human body is constantly undergoing a process of decay and of reconstruction. First builded into the [13] etheric form in the womb of the mother, it is built up continually by the insetting of fresh materials.
Fate is the law of moral consequence that transforms us as spiritual beings. Our moral choices change our fate and therefore change our future incarnations. By accepting personal responsibility, we change our lives.
Fate will have it - and this has always been the case with me - that all the 'outer' aspects of my life should be accidental. Only what is interior has proved to have substance and a determining value.
Fate loves to play tricks, and will heap up chances to catch us unawares. Our intelligence, prudence, and courage, even our beauty, must always be ready for trial. For their day of careless trust will be that of their discredit.
Fate as Karma the Cosmic Comptroller
We earlier described the law of cause and effect, the law of duality. This law is actually known as the Cosmic Law of Karma and Reincarnation.
On the Fate of the Lower "Principles"
Why Theosophists do not believe in the Return of Pure "Spirits"
A few Words about the Skandhas
On Post-mortem and Post-natal Consciousness
What is really meant by Annihilation ...
The historical fate of the Tathagatagarbhist absolutism was different in India and another regions of the Mahayana Buddhism.
Why is it that the fate of Tibet has found such a deep echo in the world?...
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Beyond a doubt the millenium itself is not to be taken according to the revolutions called solar years, but according to more than one method of calculating the order and measure upon which the fate of things depends.
Messengers from Heaven: Extraterrestrials, the Church, and the Fate of Humanity
Disclosure Project: the facts about UFOs, extraterrestrial intelligence, and classified advanced energy and propulsion systems ...
The Launch of the Paranormality Tarot Lovers' Diary - (1 Oct 2006) The Paranormality Discussion Forum - (14 Sept 2006) A to Z of Sacred Symbols, Amulets & Lucky Charms - (9 July 2006) Napoleon's Book of Fate - (30 Dec 2005) The Divinatory Meanings of ...
It appears that Sergeant Davis was missing for years, without any certainty as to his fate.
A slightly different lesson is taught us by the fate of our predecessor in the Craft. He could not have revealed the S. even if he had wished to do so, for it was an experience, and therefore could not be communicated by words to any living man.
In Phrygia there existed a remarkable school of religious philosophy which centered around the life and untimely fate of another Savior-God known as Atys, or Attis, by many considered synonymous with Adonis.
Zoroastrianism did away with the worship of Time and Fate, concentrating instead on man's active participation in the struggle between the creative and destructive spirits.
That is, they see that their feeding the homeless only affects the fate of human beings temporarily, in this one lifetime, and is relatively meaningless towards leading someone Home to the divine Reality in which homelessness cannot exist.
The 15th century card-player would probably have associated the Devil with the Death symbol as the ultimate fate of the sinner after death.
The Greek Gods did not provide man with a moral code, but only a reason for the whims of fate. Greeks sought the gods' favor through ritual and sacrifice. Divine sanction was invoked for oaths, marriages, and every other enterprise.
Pity not thy fate. The thought of self and of thy lower destiny, prevent the inner voice of thine own soul from striking upon thine ear. Speak of the soul; enlarge upon the plan; forget thyself in building for the world.
It consists of a large body of speculation on the nature of divinity, the creation, the origin and fate of the soul, and the role of human beings.
Look at the Fate line, the mount, and finger of Saturn. This shows how one relates to one's work.
Look at the Self line, the mount, and finger of Sol. This shows how one relates to his or her self.
Thus in the Chymical Wedding of Christian Rosenkreutz, as our hero sets out on his journey of transformation, he meets with a Crow which by a turn of fate decides which among the various paths open to him is the one that will lead him to the Castle ...
 See also: World, Spirit, Light, Ritual, Death
  
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