movingin its own peculiar shape yet from this standpoin tcan be regarded as the path of the natural consciousness which presses forward to true knowledge; or as the way of the Soul whichjourneys through the series of its own configurations as though they were the stations appointed for it by its own nature/so that it may purify itself for the Hfeof the Spirit, and achieve finally, through a completed experience of itself, the awareness of what it really is in itself.