Theos-Talk Archives (February 2004 Message tt00223)

Feb 28th 2004

Re: Karmic action as an expression of universal gratitude?  


Dear JW


I think you are right. As I see and understand it:  

No conscious being would exist outside of, or without THE LAW.

That LAW IS EMBEDDED IN THE ABSOLUTE.. 

It is that which urges all to perfection. Perfection can only be
achieved by the Self-conscious. (those who are conscious in their Lower
selves of the HIGHER SELF.) The "purificatory process" of the Lower
selves seems to occur when they consciously and willfully strive to
become able to perceive all wisdom and THE LAW. -- That is the "PATH."

There appears to be a continuous vibration (a spiral, a cycle?) between
the extremes of rest and activity. I would say that purposeful activity
is spiritual, whereas inactivity is personalized and therefore selfish,
and lacks the precision of purpose.  

An accuracy of purpose can only be generated by experience and study.
Finding ones' self embodied is a form of separativeness. This has to be
overcome and union re-established.  

Thus the "vibration" is stilled and the Buddha (WISE ONE ) appears. He
(IT) serves as the stabilizer, the constant bridge between the extremes,
and is able to adjust them all the time. HE EMBODIES KARMA.  

Does this make sense?

As always,

Dallas

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-----Original Message-----
From: Jerome Wheeler [mailto:ultinla@juno.com] 
Sent: Friday, February 27, 2004 4:04 PM
To: study@blavatsky.net
Subject: [bn-study] Re: Karmic action as an expression of universal
gratitude? Part 2

Perhaps law is embodied in self-conscious units
humans are the law
dhyan chohans are the law
Dhyani Buddhas are the law
and there are still larger circles.

What about the un-self-conscious:
they represent the law
they fulfill the law

BUT DO NOT ORIGINATE IT.

just a thought
jw

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