160 SKETCHES OF GREAT TEHTHS

absolutely and entirely did away with the fear
of death, looking upon it as on any other change
for development or progress, like passing into
another room to take an inventory there when
we have finished taking the inventory in the
last room. The inventory, we may say, repre-
sents experience and it is our part to be careful
that nothing in that inventory is left out, else
when we have finished taking stock we shall
find our list not complete, and we shall have
to go over the left out articles again, for our
work must be complete, nothing can be left
slip-shod.

To some of us the greatest revelation was the
attitude that Theosophy held to all religions.
Theosophy does not take us away from any
religion but throws light on all; all religions
are contained in the Divine Wisdom, it cannot
be anti one and pro another, for all have
come from the same source; the fundamental
truths in each religion are the same, but each
religion has become narrowed. As a rule, the older
the religion is the narrower and the more obscure
has it become and sometimes very depraved;

outer forms covering up the realities until it has
become more and more difficult to extricate and
restore the truths underlying them. All
religions have their home in Theosophy, for