Thiscompilation from the books of Alice Bailey seeks to increase understanding ofthe immortal soul, addressing it?s many aspects under sixty two headings.

The creative nature of the Soul:

On its own plane, the soul knows noseparation, and the factor of synthesis governs all soul relations. The soul isoccupied not only with the form that the vision of its objective may take, butwith the quality or the meaning which that vision veils or hides. The soulknows the Plan; its form, outline, methods and objective are known. Through theuse of the creative imagination, the soul creates; it builds thought-forms onthe mental plane and objectifies desire on the astral plane. It proceeds thento externalise its thought and its desire upon the physical plane throughapplied force, creatively actuated by the imagination of the etheric or vitalvehicle. Yet because the soul intelligence, motivated by love, it can (withinthe realised synthesis which governs its activities) analyse, discriminate anddivide. The soul likewise aspires to that which is greater than itself, andreaches out to the world of divine ideas, and thus itself occupies a midwayposition between the world of ideation and the world of forms, This is itsdifficulty and its opportunity.