Theos-Talk Archives (April 2004 Message tt00532)

--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, leonmaurer@a... wrote:


> 


> In a message dated 04/16/04 8:33:28 PM, ananda_hotai@h... writes:


> 


> >>From: leonmaurer@a...


> >>Reply-To: theos-talk@yahoogroups.com


> >>To: theos-talk@yahoogroups.com


> >>Subject: Re: Theos-World Re: MultiFerpectivalists Unite!


> >>Date: Wed, 14 Apr 2004 04:49:19 EDT


> >>


> >>Hi Christina,


> >>


> >>Right on. Actually, there are 8 inner fields, and between them 
are the7


> >>Chakra points corresponding to the nerve plexus in the human body, 
and the 


> >>7 centers of consciousness in both the human body and, 
correspondingly on


> >>the higher cosmic planes.


> >>


> >>To "picture it" check out the diagram (see it as a symbolic cross 
section


> >>slice through the center of the spirally involved spherical 
Universe) at:


> 
>>http://users.aol.com/uniwldarts/uniworld.artisans.guild/chakrafield.
html


> >>


> >>Hope it helps clarify your explanation a bit.


> >>


> >>Leon


> >>


> 


> >I like what you're doing there with the Yin-Yang symbol. Leon. To 
me, that


> >symbolizes matter/antimatter and the Beyond-point. Or 
isness/not-isness,


> >and the balance. Then the way you've got it spinning is 
Logos/Creation 


> >manifestation.etc. imo.


> >


> >regards-


> >


> >Ali


> 


> Yes, Ali. All that can be seen in it... While, from a mundane point 
of view, 


> it also symbolizes how the DNA molecule twists along its length, as 
well as 


> how a photon of light (on any plane) spins as it comes toward you. 
(This also 


> explains why light can be polarized at any angle when it passes 
through a 


> longitudinally layered crystal.) To me, that simple symbol also 
confirms the 


> entire theory of Cosmogenesis, and that both the macrocosm and the 
microcosm can 


> be understood analogously and correspondingly. 


> 


> Actually, antimatter would be symbolized by that same picture 
rotating in the 


> opposite direction. 


> 


> The two colors in this symbolic tai chi diagram simply represent the 
Buddhi 


> and Manas aspects within the "ring pass not" of the surrounding Atma 
aspect of 


> each ray of cosmic light, or primal matter -- as it (the ray) weaves 
the 


> circumferences of the primal fields that spherically form -- after 
initial 


> emanation from the zero-point's spinergy or primal force -- 
analagous fields within 


> fields within fields, etc., etc.. The colors also can represent the 
dual 


> aspects of spirit and matter, or Perusha and Prakriti within 
Mulaprakriti, or Vishnu 


> and Shiva within Brahma, etc. 


> 


> Another analogy would be that each ray of light on any plane 
contains the 


> image of the entire universal logos within it -- demonstrating the 
infinite 


> divisibility of matter that conventional science or linear 
3-dimensional thinking 


> cannot imagine. And, it also symbolizes that all the three 
inteconnected fields 


> of the primal monad (first logos) -- depending on ones direction of 
view from 


> either within outward or without inward -- enfold fractally within 


> themselves and also unfolds around themselves in descending and 
ascending octaves. 


> And, in addition, it symbolizes how the universe can be both one and 
many 


> simultaneously. I'm sure there are many other analogies that can be 
explained by 


> this rotational picture of the Monad on any plane as it travels 
through time and 


> space -- continually being refreshed by the primal zero-point 
spinergy at its 


> center. 


> 


> I'm sure some of us can think of many more such representations or 
analogies 


> tied to this symbol. Any ideas? 




Yes, the fertilized sperm/ovum which has split for the first time, 
once consciousness has attached to it. To me, that sums up the raison 
d'etre of the physical form and life-


the oneness dividing itself to see/know itself...and replicate itself.


- but, I'm a simple-minded sort, and I like simple things.




The nervous system ( which is the physical expression of the 
chakra/etheric) mainly consists of a brain and spinal cord....which 
is the same symbol of the sperm within the egg, and the numerological 
"0" followed by a "1"....the stellar representation of which is a 
comet...which, coincidentally is what "Cagliostro" means in Italian.






> One day I hope to see this symbol expanded 


> into a 3-D computer animation, and then we can really have some fun 
with it.:-).




go for it. blow some minds, why don't you? <bg>





> Best wishes.


> 


> Leon




regards-




Ali