8 Chapter 8: The Devic Language
The Devic Language explores the multidimensional nature of angelic communication and the psychological requirements for a human to establish a conscious dialogue with the invisible realms.
Keynotes
The Triple Note: Angelic language is composed of three simultaneous elements: Sound (vibration), Numbers (arithmetic signs), and Figures (geometric shapes) .
The Indigo Screen: Devic symbols appear as bright, vibrating colors against an indigo blue etheric background—the characteristic color of our Second Ray universe ,.
Nature as a Dialogue: Contact with Devas reveals that all natural phenomena—breezes, bird songs, or murmuring streams—are "articulations" or notes in a vast, continuous angelic conversation .
Silence as Sound: True silence is not an absence of noise but an "Occult Sound" or a unique organic note that serves as the basis for the correct pronunciation of the mantra O.M. .
The Secret of the Voice: This refers to the hidden sound of the human soul. When discovered, it has the power to destroy negative astral forms and "pierce" psychic clouds to allow higher intuition to flow .
Angels of Silence: High-level Devas from the astral plane who assist in "auric cleaning," dissolving karmic residues and psychological debris from the human magnetic field ,.
Comprehensive Summary
The Nature of Devic Communication
The chapter posits that to communicate with "the gods," one must learn
to pulse a "Triple Note" of sound, number, and geometry . Unlike human
language, which is often limited and separative, devic language
is universal and constructive. It is the very tool used for
the Structuring of Form in nature . The author describes his own
experiences where mental images of vibrant gold geometric figures
emerged from an indigo etheric space, each carrying its own specific
sound and meaning .
Nature’s Symphony and the Inner Ear
A central theme is that the entire natural world participates in this
language. For the sensitized observer, the wind through the trees or the
movement of a cloud is interpreted as part of a magical dialogue about
the glory of Creation . This sensitivity transforms the human perception
of Silence; it becomes a tangible, "Occult Sound" that vibrates
within every cell of the body, anchoring the individual to the
"Sentimental of Unity" that Devas embody .
The Silence of the Heart
To reach this state, the "Golden Rule" is the Silence of the
Heart . This is not merely the absence of speech but a state
of dispassion and simplification. Many spiritual aspirants fail to
hear the Devas because they are too "embedded" in their own techniques
and ignore the discord they create in their immediate social
environments . True silence involves "auric clarity"—the removal
of crystallized desires and karmic residues that "cloud" the human
magnetic field .
The Transition to Aquarian Psychology
The chapter introduces a new "Esoteric Psychology" for the New Era
(Aquarius). It rejects the older "Piscean" method of dredging up
past memories and traumas to find healing . Instead, it advocates for a
focused, energetic observation of the immediate present. When an
individual faces life without resistance or "struggle," their
psychological complexes naturally dissolve and are pushed to the
periphery of the aura. At this point, the Angels of
Silence intervene to "disinfect" the field, preparing the person to
act as a channel for the redemptive energies of Shamballa ,.
Conclusion: The Voice of the New Man
Ultimately, learning the devic language allows the "New Man" to master
the Secret of the Voice. This "Voice" is a spiritual instrument
that can dismantle the astral pollution of the world and usher in a new
social order based on the law of fraternity already present in the
invisible worlds ,.