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Gnosis.
In conclusion, we want to draw their attention to the special value of their
Personality, a value that is inestimable, in spite of all its faults and weaknesses, even
though it seems poor, wretched, and sometimes, grotesque.
One must not forget that the human Personality, in its actual unfinished state,
constitutes our sole instrument for esoteric work. Better still, it is a gift: it is the talent
that the Master has given us to the end that we may make it bring forth fruit.
Woe to the servant who buries it in the ground of his body: For he shall be cast into
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outer darkness; there shall be weeping and gnashing of teeth . And this is no metaphor.
It is, therefore, necessary for us to work with love and with all our strength, for we do
not know at what hour the Master will come and ask us to render an account.
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