Theos-Talk Archives (November 2003 Message tt00195)

Dallis,
Beautiful as you write this, so I see fysically the card of Marie the 
hat with vegetables,grains and fruit created the turkey.I see the 
creating worlds like that , evoluating the seed to plant, animal, 
human,angel and so on.Not that our race is comming from the turkey 
only, because all animals evoluate to become a human and not one of a 
kind but all, even as a human somewhere becomes an angel.I think that 
that link is the working dimension.

So I can remember how it is working from the atoms trough the tree 
worlds and with the monade makes the permanent atoms and on the 
human plan with the monad,entlighted with an etheric body bring us to 
the higher plan.
It is pretty to know we don't come from the one kind of animal like 
the Chimpansee, but all animals.
Greetings Christina










--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, "Dallas TenBroeck" <dalval14@e...> 
wrote:
> BN-STUDY
> 
> Subject: RE: On HOLOGRAMS and REALITY
> 
> 
> Nov 26 2003
> 
> 
> Dear Friend:
> 
> Glad to hear from you. 
> 
> You speak of the "Theory of everything." 
> 
> 
> Einstein worked on trying to put it into mathematics which 
reflected the
> physical side (PHYSICS). He knew that could not entirely work, 
since
> underneath the solid material of physics is the land of the ever 
elusive
> atom -- electricity and
> magnetism. Those are the causes of physical and solid things. But
> still deeper == what causes the atoms to behave as they do?
> 
> 
> We get out of physics into the very small realm of sub-atomic 
things and
> land up eventually into the "STRING THEORY" -- which is no longer 
solid
> material, but which as forces and lines of communication cause all
> things to inter-relate.== to share in each other.
> 
> 
> And there is where we enter the realm of non-physical things -- and
> where our senses no longer function. 
> 
> 
> Example: When a fan has no electricity flowing through the motor 
the
> blades are still, and we can poke our fingers through the open 
spaces
> between them. Now turn on the switch -- electricity added causes the
> blades to rotate, it sets up a kind of shield of movement and we 
can no
> longer safely poke our finger
> through that. The finger is too large, to gross, and to solid. But
> light can pass through and we can look through the revolving blades 
of a
> fan. Light is a much lighter kind of vibration (as compared to the
> solid flesh of a finger).
> 
> I would say that a poet or a painter can deal with these ideas -- 
better
> still, a philosopher -- But a mathematician has to devise numbers
> that enable him, to deal with abstract motion, and the causal forces
> behind them -- which Einstein tried to do. He in this case, tried 
to
> resolve the metaphysical abstractions (change of cause and force 
into
> physical action) into concrete physical realities. There are many
> translations to be used in such a case, dealing with aspects of
> substance that materialists are just beginning to contact. 
> 
> Start with the DESIRE. From there you go to the operating side, and
> start with Will, then, the mental framing of ideas and plans, then, 
the
> selection of one of these. The mental framing of actions to be 
done.
> Then the activating of the brain centres that control muscular
> adjustments. Then activating and tuning the muscles to perform (see
> above) a DESIRE that activated our WILL and or THINKING PRINCIPLE --
all
> this is done almost instantaneously before any action is originated
> physically.
> 
> Try singing and setting certain note sequences that you choose? 
How is
> it done? How are the muscles that tune the vocal chords made 
active? 
> 
> Same with seeing, or hearing or feeling, smelling, and tasting -- an
> enormous amount of inner coordination is needed, most of it is 
invisible
> and unmeasurable with our present instrumentation geared to measure
> effects and not CAUSES. 
> 
> One has to get at the basis of all this. Let us say that the same 
force
> for living that you and I have, was once resident in an atom of 
stone or
> metal. After long aeons of time it learned to become a plant and 
grow,
> from there to an animal body and finally to such a refined body as 
will
> hold a human mind. (The atom never dies, it is a perpetual motion
> machine. Why? No one can say, but this is a fact. The immortal 
atom
> is called in THEOSOPHY the Monad. It is the source of our individual
> consciousness and its Ego reincarnates -- as we do.) 
> 
> That's evolution in a nutshell. 
> 
> The main point is that the CONSCIOUS BEING, the "I" never dies but 
only
> moves on from form to form and from body to body by reincarnation.
> 
> The great universal urge is to ever become more intelligent, and 
while
> doing this, to help others do the same. And that is BROTHERHOOD.
> 
> Don't think for a moment that this is "over your head," but it is an
> idea that rules the universes, worlds and atoms and also produces
> eventually WISE MEN and PROPHETS.
> 
> best wishes,
> 
> Dal 
> 
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