Can a human being be divine?

VI—The True Man

The next class includes those who have lived true, full lives upon earth—whose psychic powers while still incarnated in flesh were being highly developed—those of whom the world was not worthy—the flower of humanity, and its fruit. Not faultless, of course, nor yet by any means perfectly developed in all directions, yet having advanced so far that they are fit for other experiences. 

After a short sleep, they awake strong and ready for the service of their fellows. At first, they generally use most easily those faculties, which have been strongest on earth. 

The philosopher imparts wisdom to the simple—the poet sings the sad, sweet songs of love—the man of business directs and strengthens the weak. 

It is from this class that the saviours of the psychic sphere are drawn—with full hearts and wise heads, they are ready to work, to suffer, to sacrifice themselves in any way if in the slightest degree they can help their brethren to see the beauty of true, unselfish lives. 

You, dear friends, know one grand type of this class and there are many like him.