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145tion the Bab had
foretold. He freed the doctrine of his master from its literalistic mysticism,
and presented it in a more perfected and systematised form The Absolute Reality,
according to him, is not a person; it is an eternal living Essence, to which we
apply the epithets Truth and Love only because these are the highest conceptions
known to us. The Living, Essence manifests itself through the Universe with the
object of creating in itself atoms or centres of consciousness, which as Dr.
McTaggart would say, constitute a further determination of the Hegelian
Absolute. In each of these undifferentiated, simple centres of consciousness,
there is hidden a ray of the Absolute Light itself, and the perfection of the
spirit consists in gradually actualising, by contact with the individualising
principle - matter, its emotional and intellectual possibilities, and thus
discovering its own deep being - the ray of eternal Love which is concealed by
its union with consciousness. The essence of man, therefore, is not reason or
consciousness; it is this ray of Love - the source of all impulse to noble and
unselfish action, which constitutes the real man. The influence of Mulla Sadra's
doctrine of the incorporeality of Imagination is here apparent. Reason, which
stands higher than Imagination in the scale of evolution, is not a necessary
condition, according to Mulla Sadra, of immortality. In all forms of life there
is an immortal spiritual part, the ray of Eternal Love, which has no necessary
connection with self-consciousness or reason, and survives after the death of
the body. Salvation, then, which to

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