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Re: vimanas and theosophy?

Dec 26, 2003 05:26 AM
by christinaleestemaker


Hallo Theo,
In the secret doctrine I have found maybe something interesting for 
you:
It is from the fourth race that the early Aryans got their knowledge 
of the bundle od wonderful things, The Sabha and the Mayasabha, 
mentioned in the Mahabharata, the gift of Mayasura to the Pandavas.
It is from them that they learned aeronautics, Vimana-Vidya( the 
knowledge of flying in air vehicles and therefore, their great arts 
of meteorography and meteorology.It is from them again that the 
Aryans inherited their most valuable sciece of the hidden virtues of 
precious and other stones , of chemistry, or rather alchemy, of 
mineralogy, geology, physics abd astronomy.
Ashtar(Vidya) Brahmachari Bawa , a Yogi of great renown and holinesss 
wrote: Extensive works on Ashtar-Vidya and such other science were at 
different times compiled in the language of the times from Sanskrit 
orignals.But they , together with the Sanskrit originals, were lost 
at the time of the partial deluge of our country.The Theosofist vol 1 
june 1880 Some things the Aryan knew.
Another reverence = Wilson's Select Specimens of the theatre of the 
Hindus I, p.297 Agnyastra.Also the dream of Ravan 1895,pp120-37.
Secret Doctrine II p 426-8.

Also she gives some reverences too: Exodus XI 1,2 and XIV.
G.J Romanes Physiological Selection. F.R.S.
G.J Romanes, Darwin and after Darwin, chapter iii,p 41.
Vide the first pages of part III Addenda on Science and Secret 
Doctrine contrasted.

The lost part is maybe the most interesting thing, but gone by water.

P.S Alan F Alford researches in his book: Gods of the New Millennium
in Dutch; Goden uit de kosmos.ISBN9038906943.

Bye, bye Christina.











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> Dear 
> A warm thanks to those who sent their information re: vimanaas 
offlist 
> to me. However, let me clarify my question a bit. I do have the 
books 
> "Vimana in Ancient India" by Dileep Kumar Kanjilal, 1985, and 
Childress 
> "Vimanas of Ancient Atlantis", 1991.
> 
> What I am researching at this moment is this: where exactly did 
this 
> concept enter early theosophy, notably in the works of Mme. 
Blavatsky? 
> And are there articles in the early 19th century theosphical 
periodicals 
> concerning this subject?
> 
> Kind regards,
> 
> Theo




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