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re anomalies and Theosophy

Nov 22, 2003 08:41 PM
by Mauri


<<Mauri, Well, I assume that you are intending to reference the "Globes" of Blavatsky as she describes them in the SD which on another order of Dynamic Magnitude have correlation to the Seven Fold Constitution of the Being as in the Micro-Macro scale of things.>>

I don't seem to be so much "intending" anything in particular, apparently, at the moment ("although ..."), in that I seem to be thinking/speculating that there might be
forms of "intending" that might be somewhat ... I think I might be trying to keep my options "open enough," or something like that, apparently, so if I can "reference" the SD "in my way" (whatever that might mean, if anything much, from moment to moment ...), then, maybe, or maybe not ... ^:-/ ... Or ... Not that I see myself as sitting on the fence, exactly, either, would you believe? Although ... Hmm ...

<<My view is perhaps a bit radical to some in that I consider these Globes not to be displaced in time and space relationally but to be simultaneous and co-statically present in the moment of the Now, this is
probably due to my exposure to the Non-Dual Paradigm.>>

In my case, though my exposure to the Non-Dual Paradigm seems kind of speculative for the most part, at the moment, apparently, (as opposed to whatever other kinds of exposure there may be), I seem to find myself speculating somewhat similarly, apparently. Your words: <<Globes not to be displaced in time and space relationally but to be simultaneous and co-statically present in the moment of the Now >> bring to mind what I think I was trying to get at, or might've been trying to at, in my last post.

<<Ultimately Maya and Karma have limit and habitation where they are to be found to have existence and however subtle the energy or form the fact that it exists is the gnomon that distinguishes the True from the Secondary.>>

Seems to me we might all be gnomons, in a sense, distinguishing (ie, per whatever karmic/interpretive or "apparent" paths) various levels of t/True and s/Secondary (not that I'm ruling out whatever "True and Secondary" there may be in whatever "more-trancendental sense") ... But "Maya and Karma" in terms of "Ultimately" seem, to me, (speculatively speaking, of course ...or maybe I should say: just speculatively speaking, of course ... Not that ...)... sorry---so "Maya and Karma" in terms of "Ultimately" seem, to me, still "Maya and Karma," so they might seem to have "limit and habitation," in whatever sense; so, <<the fact that it exists>> (I seem to be tending to sort of "agree" with you here) <<is the gnomon that distinguishes the True from the Secondary>> though I seem to find myself wondering about the nature of <<True from the Secondary>> in "more-specific terms" (not that I'm saying that such "wondering" might not necessarily lend itself to some kind of apparent Secondariness, for all I know, in some cases, maybe, at some point ...) So, in other words, if I could transcend "karma" (where the quotes refer to my suspicion that I don't "really enough" know "all that much" about the meaning of that word) ... then, maybe ... w/Whatever.

<<One can spend Manvantara's being totally preoccupied with being the "effect point" of one's considerations and agreements and fixed idea's about the actions taken by the Secondary Phantoms of reality which essentially have no Real Reality in terms of the Non-Dual Original Nature. It is a great game an sport called "Lila." >>

Okay (though that name "Lila" seems to escape my memory)... but one might wonder what might've, in effect, "brought one" (in whatever sense) to such karmic Manavantarics in the first place, and ... Aren't we all intending to become enlightened so that we might get a Broader perspective about things beyond karma/maya?

<<In the Narada Bhakti Sutra Vishnu asks Narada to go to the river Ganga and bring him some water, Narada eager to please Vishnu goes there the get the water but in passing he see's a widow women with many children who have no means of income or support so he he attends to them and raises the crops and years and decades go by and Narada becomes old and dies. He then appears again before Vishnu and Vishnu upon seeing Narada immediately asks him "Narada where is the water I asked you to bring me?" Narada answered Lord I must have forgotten, I will go now and get it! This is Dual and Non-Dual at the same time, the Primary and the secondary both are indistinguishable. and indeterminate, it like singing to one's self.>>

Okay ...

<< There are good sources of the Non-Dual Teaching, and without at least some study of it one is left only to the Dualism and probagations of the lower corporeal mind. I like Jai Deva Singh and his works. John>>>

Thanks, John. I'll google on that. I did some googling on the glowing rock topic, etc, but I seem to be so saturated with subjects dealing with various kinds of anomalies, that, well ... ^:-/ ... Though not continuously, I've been reading about anomalies for about the last forty years, strangely enough. But I seem to be thinking that there might be something in Theosophy (not that ...) that might play a role in helping one toward some kind of clues toward whatever that might, in effect, help one to sort of "understand"/transcend not just anomalies, but maybe much of "karmic life" in general ... Not that I'm necessarily saying that I know enough or have experienced enough of "karmic life" (per whatever definition ...?), mind you, although ... ^:-/ ... "Although" what? "Although" as in gnomonizing between True and Secondary, maybe ... ^:-/ ... But if "gnomonizing" is meant in the sense of Knowing, on the other hand, as opposed to knowing (small k)... then I suppose one might want to define something about the sense in which one is referring to (cap K) "Knowing"... And seeing as, in my case, my "k/Knowings" seem to be rather essentially dualistic, regular fare, I would think that that might pretty much let me off the hook as far as any kind of defininig might be concerned as having the benefit of any kind significant enough "less-dualistic" experience---(ie, "defining" at least in hindsight, maybe, by way of whatever "exoteric version," maybe ... ^:-/ ...).

Speculatively,
Mauri






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