re "applicability," Theosophy and
Apr 07, 2004 06:46 AM
by Mauri
Mauri (that's me, I think) wrote: <<Yes,
perceived/interpretive "applicablity"
in communications and
"life-experiencing," in whatever sense,
is, or can be seen as, "aliveness,"
among other things, seems to me. >>
Seems to me that that word
"applicability" could (if somewhat
tangentially ... ^:-/) be seen in terms
of a b/Broader definition ... or how
about in terms of applications per
"b/Broader" notions ... ^:-/ ... Or
something like that ...
I seem to be thinking that much of
"aliveness" per "the human perspective"
might be seen/"seen" ("seen per" "basics
re" "applicability"...) ... might be
seen in terms of what might be called
(if somewhat tangentially) as "its
essential applicability:" eg, in
Theosophy there is "karma," which might
be seen, seems to me, in terms of
"basic" ("partly karmic"...) notions re
"applicability" in terms of "where we're
at" in terms of "our understanding" in
terms of a number of other interpretive,
thematic versions, models, worldviews,
Theosophies, etc, each of which, seems
to me, could be seen to have a common,
binding "aspect re applicability in
terms of understanding" and in terms of
such as "aliveness, in general" (though
"aliveness" might be seen to have a
somewhat b/Broader applicability, in
general, than various "more specific"
forms of "understandings" ...).
In other words, in as much as the human
aspect or function of thinking or
"understanding" is seen to bind/create
reality content in, say, "karmic terms"
or "per karmic influences" (with
whatever intermediating, interpretive,
"human" aspects re "Chaos" and "free
will," say ...), and in as much as if
"human nature" is seen to involve (per
karmic/interpretive mediumship) reality
content that would be seen, essentially,
as "in relation to human reality," then,
seems to me, such "relationality" or
"linking by
perception/interpretation/karma," could
be seen as being "essentially
applicable" (ie, whether we choose to
call that kind of applicability
"Karmic," "Mayavic," "Theosophic," or
whatever).
I seem to suspect that what we humans
call "seeing" might be seen to amount to
that "seeing" or "sense of reality"
because of the "essentially applicable"
("karmic") "nature" (per "thinking") of
such experiencing/seeing, as if we
humans, in general, were bound in a way
that "applies to us specifically," or
bound, that is, "karmically" (isn't the
word karma synonymous with notions about
"what applies"...).
And so I tend to suspect that the
Esoteric Tradition and Theosophy are
essentially applicable features within
"human," karmic reality, that the ET/T
are promoting ways and means by which
humans might transcend the nature of
such "apparent applications" or
"apparent reality."
In other words, if I remember correctly,
even mainstream science seems to have
"proved" that, at the "most sub-atomic"
levels (ie, in "bottom-line terms," as
it were ...), the viewer has an effect
on the viewed. So if that "effect" were
viewed as "applicable" re ... whatever ...
Speculatively,
Mauri
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