Re: Prakriti Buddhas
Apr 24, 2005 00:14 AM
by nhcareyta
Dear Cass
Would you be referring to Pratyeka Buddhas?
Best wishes
Nigel
--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, "silva_cass" <silva_cass@y...>
wrote:
>
> 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
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