XXX. Introduction to Theosophy V
From this moment on, the candidate has formed a clear concept of the justice that reigns in the moral world, just as equilibrium maintains the physical world, and he sees not only the effects but also the causes; he no longer resists “divine justice” in any catastrophe, such as the one that recently occurred in Messina, Reggio [Calabria], and so on, in which the earthquake destroyed both the guilty and the innocent. He recognizes that there is a constant balance in the world.
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