Symbolism of the Scriptures (Overseas Messages: Volume 9)

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'Symbolism of Scriptures' was the most sought after talk in Europe. There were many talks given by Master E.K. in Europe in relation to the scriptural symbolism. Master E, K, was master of the six Keys to Veda. Astrology, Etymology, Metres, Grammar, Time Cycles and utterance of Sound are the six Keys without which the knowledge of the scriptures cannot be unlocked.

Madam HPB inaugurated to the west, unfoldment of the Universal Wisdom to the theistic communities. She used astrology, etymology and the time key and gave out vistas of Wisdom to the West in relation to the Universe and the Man. This has generated global interest to know beyond what is peripherally expressed in the scriptures. It is further followed up by Master E.K., in his teachings and writings.

Generally theists tend to be devotional and rhythmic and hold on to a name or to a form of god. They do not perceive the Omnipresent, Omnipotent and Omniscient God, much less they comprehend the patterns of manifestation of that universal energy, its cycles, sub-cycles and the cardinal formulation. They can be known only when the keys of wisdom are realized.

The Himalayan masters hold all the six Keys to Veda. They preserved wisdom through cycles of time which was shared from time to time all over the globe according to the need. Pythagoras was one of those who used the number, sound, colour and symbol keys to unfold wisdom to Europe. For that matter, every Initiate is one who masters three or four keys to wisdom if not all the six.

Master E.K. was playfully presenting the scriptural symbols and was explaining their significance to the listeners. It is an endless topic, for, it is too profound. That was the reason for many talks on the subject. The present book is but a glimpse into the vast wisdom to which Master E.K. submitted himself and expressed extempore.

Kulapthi Book Trust, dedicated to publishing the teachings of Master E.K. deserves to be appreciated for the commendable book work that they continued to do.