Theos-Talk Archives (April 2005 Message tt01542)

Looking on the positive side, one or two questions, are raised in 
regard to this question, which I would like to explore with others.

The Prakriti Buddha is one who has found self realization through 
selfishness. Nirvana for itself rather than renunciation to help 
others that are following. It is also said that the Prakriti Buddha 
must return from Nirvana to evolution at some point. 

What is this pointing to? Wasn't it the Lipika's who refused to allow 
their astral bodies to be used for Mankind's evolution. The fall. 
This is suggesting a couple of things to me

1) That initiation is still possible through selfish motives 
2) This then suggests a negative aspect to godhood, the yin-yang 
if you like.
3) In the normal state of events of a Prakriti, this return to 
evolution is imposed upon them. How does this impact on Free-will?
4) Do they meditate on their spiritual selfishness and return to 
meet with their karmic consequences?


The true purpose of this list is to explore these difficult questions, 
in the true spirit in which they are offered - understanding.

Regards
Cass