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Nov 06, 2000 11:56 AM
by Eugene Carpenter
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Dear Max,
Good to hear from you, thanks.
I meant something more serious. If the mind
consists of a practical aspect and an abstract aspect it seems difficult for one
to have wholistic thought without both.
I have read that "Armagedon" refers to a future war
to be waged on the mental plane perhaps a million years from now during the
transition from the 5th root race into the 6th root race(race meaning stateof
consciousness, not body type or ethnic background). This means a
transtition from when most people have become scientific and are shifting to
the buddhic intuition. We are now in transition from the 5th subroot race
into the 6th subroot race and are and will be experiencing a "little" armagedon
within a lesser cycle. It has to do with the concrete and practical mind
being part of the personality and the abstract mind being part of the
transpersonality and the dire need of building a bridge between these two minds
via the Higher Self. It relates to the mind/body problem; the
subjective/objective world view problem.
I think this area might be a wise focus regarding
esoteric healing regarding all of humanity (rather than an
individual.)
Why do those who can think abstractly refuse to do
so? Personal reasons? Corporate interests outweigh the potential
benefit to humanity in allowing the transpersonal perspective to play a role in
leading humanity?
There seems to be a division between the
"Aristoteleans" and the "Platonics" less so in Mathematics more so in
Science. Interesting. Why? This also seems to relate to the
difficulties between women and men.
Sincerely,
Gene
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