Theos-Talk Archives (September 1998 Message tt00262)

Bazzer wrote:
>Dallas wrote:
>
>> It is not stated whether they (LIPIKA) are limited to some plane
>> of matter or not.  I would tend to believe that they are not so
>> limited, as their recording faculty wold persist whether there is
>> a Manvantara or not, taking the permanency of Karma into account
>> as a Universal principle and one of the aspects of the ABSOLUTE.
>
>Tend to agree.
>
>"For it is said in the Sacred Slokas:
>
>"The thread of radiance which is imperishable and dissolves only in Nirvana,
>re-emerges from it in its integrity on the day when the Great Law calls all
>things back into action. . . ." (SD,II,80).
>
>Could we say Lipika are 'asleep' - yet still ARE - during Pralaya to
>re-emerge into action at the new Manvantaric dawn?
>
>Is there anything to 'record' during Pralaya?

When HPB wrote to the effect that her days were her pralayas, and her nights
were her manvantaras ......there may well be something to "record" during
pralaya.  It does still remain a question though.

Best

Tony