Multiversing
"When, therefore, after an interval of rest, our Earth system appears as the successor of this Cosmos of Wisdom, all the beings newly emerging on the earth. developing out of their Moon germs, prove to be filled with wisdom. And this is the reason why earthly man when contemplating the things around him, is able to discover the widsom concealed in their inner nature. The wisdom in each leaf of a plant, in every bone in animal and man, in the marvelous structure of the brain and heart, fills us with admiration. If men requires wisdom to understand things, and therefore gathers wisdom from them, this shows that there is wisdom in the things themselves. For however much man might have striven to understand things by means of wise perceptions, he could not draw wisdom from them unless it had irst been put into them."
I am trying to piece together the similarities between Occult Science and Hindu Cosmology, and the similarities are striking. But while reading the excerpts from the Bhadgavita, something has occured to me. The sublime description in the language, it is induces wonder... and then i'm thinking, it is, language points to something, it is maths/science that then has to decipher it, to help take it apart.
Language inspires us to then look behind the veil and in so doing discover that wonder so that it can build the veil anew. But this time we have entered it, we have become woven into that veil, and i so doing our consciousness evolves... and we raise, even one person can raise... what?
Which is why falling into the dream is not where we are at now. We must fall into awakeness, into reality.
Lord Śiva said: "My dear son, I, Lord Brahmā and the other devas, who move within this universe under the misconception of our greatness, cannot exhibit any power to compete with the Supreme Personality of Godhead, for innumerable universes and their inhabitants come into existence and are annihilated by the simple direction of the Lord" (Bhagavata Purana 9.4.56)
So when i read these excerpts the emotion i have is that of longing, of a desiring to unite with the sentiment which is expressed in this statement. It is not unlike a longing of love, sexual even, and it is read on the faces of saints swooning in ecstacy. But the invitation is not to swoon, but it wake up. To hold onto that longing and to discover, to awaken. The power in that sentence is so overwhelming that it can put one to sleep. To stand, withstand that, and then to enter it...
I don't know... is any of this making sense? It is still a struggle with the texts....
So sew our connection, reunite the person with the world, so that through the person, the world is rejoined to itself. Is that the task of education? To be action within imagination...
I am trying to piece together the similarities between Occult Science and Hindu Cosmology, and the similarities are striking. But while reading the excerpts from the Bhadgavita, something has occured to me. The sublime description in the language, it is induces wonder... and then i'm thinking, it is, language points to something, it is maths/science that then has to decipher it, to help take it apart.
Language inspires us to then look behind the veil and in so doing discover that wonder so that it can build the veil anew. But this time we have entered it, we have become woven into that veil, and i so doing our consciousness evolves... and we raise, even one person can raise... what?
Which is why falling into the dream is not where we are at now. We must fall into awakeness, into reality.
Lord Śiva said: "My dear son, I, Lord Brahmā and the other devas, who move within this universe under the misconception of our greatness, cannot exhibit any power to compete with the Supreme Personality of Godhead, for innumerable universes and their inhabitants come into existence and are annihilated by the simple direction of the Lord" (Bhagavata Purana 9.4.56)
So when i read these excerpts the emotion i have is that of longing, of a desiring to unite with the sentiment which is expressed in this statement. It is not unlike a longing of love, sexual even, and it is read on the faces of saints swooning in ecstacy. But the invitation is not to swoon, but it wake up. To hold onto that longing and to discover, to awaken. The power in that sentence is so overwhelming that it can put one to sleep. To stand, withstand that, and then to enter it...
I don't know... is any of this making sense? It is still a struggle with the texts....
So sew our connection, reunite the person with the world, so that through the person, the world is rejoined to itself. Is that the task of education? To be action within imagination...
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