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In primitive religions the fear of God was taught first of all. Thus was suggested a feeling which usually ends in rebellion. Certainly, each one who contacts the Higher World experiences a trembling, but this unavoidable sensation has nothing in common with fear. Fear is cessation of creative energy. Fear is ossification and submission to darkness. Whereas turning to the Higher World must evoke ecstasy and expansion of one's forces for the expression of the beautiful. Such qualities are born not of fear but through love. Therefore higher religion teaches not fear but love. Only by such a path can people become attached to the Higher World. The chains of fear are peculiar to slavery. But the creation of beauty is not slavery, but is reverence with love. Let us compare that done in fear with that done in love. The treasure of the spirit is not from the prison of fear; therefore let us counsel people to love and to be strengthened by the feeling of devotion. No one can defend a place that is fearful to him, but achievement is accomplished in the name of love. Apply this measure to the Gates of the Fiery World

>Echoing the testimony of Greek mythology, the archives of the Native Americans also remember Atlantis as an ancient Dragon Land. Their records refer to it as Itzamana, meaning the “Dragon Land,” or as the Old Red Land, home of the red colored fire god or fire serpent. Some tribal records, such as those of the Algonquins, alternately refer to Atlantis as Pan, the name anciently adopted by the Greeks for their famous goat god. According to certain esoteric records of the early Egyptians and Greeks, goat god Pan was originally a black dragon/goat venerated on Atlantis and later brought to the Mediterranean via missionaries of the Motherland.

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