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re duality and Theosophy

Oct 14, 2003 07:26 PM
by Mauri


Dallas wrote: <<There are in the universe and our world two divergent streams of life. One builds and constructs. It is SPIRITUAL. In fact the whole of manifestation is built on the one law of universal brotherhood -- a spiritual brotherhood.The other destroys because it is self-centered selfish and treats all others as strangers to be either feared or despised.>>

I tend to suspect that the nidanic (Hinayanic; see SD I page 38) "karmic tendency" of people in general is, in effect, to "exoterize" their dualistic, mayavic environment to the extent that various kinds of belief systems and elaborate "theoretical" and "real" models/paradigms have become "real over time." In other words, as long as that kind of "exotericism" (in terms of "reality making") is catered to, whether in the name of Theosophy, or otherwise, then there will be no end of duality (or "essential duality") for such people, in basic terms, I suspect. Of course, on the other hand ... Not that ... That is, there would seem to be no end of "other hands" and "not that's" on this particular karmc/mayavic plane, as I tend to see it, so I tend to suspect that as long as there are "Theosophists" who continue to split "Monads," even, and continue on as if Theosophy were exoteric and "essentially dualistic," then there will be no end of whatever "good/bad and in between" such people may "karmically create over time."

Speculatively,
Mauri

PS Okay, how about "no end" at least not "any time soon" ... Or maybe I have it all
wrong: maybe a manvantara just SEEMS like a long time ... Hmm ...








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