Theos-Talk Archives (December 2010 Message tt00089)

My thinking is that our DNA is the thumbprint for our physical form and 
originates as all organs etc do in the etheric model. If for argument sakeÂa 
change occured in our DNA a change in the etheric model would need to occur 
prior to a change in its physicalÂcounterpart. 

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>Subject: theos-talk Re: Web of Life,
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>DNA requires some explaining in the context of theosophy. As we know
>theosophical authorities claim that etheric body is a mold for the
>physical body, which implies that the etheric body is where the design
>for a physical body is stored. Now it turns out that the code for
>physical body is stored in DNA which is a gross physical and not an
>ethereal thing.
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>Any thoughts?
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>Max
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>--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, "thalprin" <thalprin@...> wrote:
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>> Let's talk a little bit about the web of life. Essentially and as you
>know the body rebuilds or reproduces itself about every seven years,
>however, and from man's point of view his situation never returns to
>where he was; and, it is (his situation) moreorless continually
>progressive.
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>> It's probably quite obvious why this/that would be; yup, it's those
>ever building quantities/habitats at the nano/micro scale continuing
>along their communities. What's worse is that these are not inert
>materials so there's quite a lot of havoc such can cause besides the
>progressive and eventual nature and pressures of being
>saturated/overcrowed a/o depleted as an ecosystem.
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>> These things chain together, do not lack DNA and so these other
>potential problems/consequences should be quite obvious.
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>> Ultimately, we are talking about more important matters than the
>health, lives/deaths of this/that person - ultimately when we get to
>talking about our code/DNA we're talking about serious potential risks
>(haywire, rewiring, for example) on mass if man continually proves to be
>less capable than even the smallest of thangs.
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>> Terrie
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