kundalini model of the integrated chakras, that unite higher and
lower, crown and root, etc., in the heart with a spiral (of life).
Happy new year, my friend. Love your blog posts. Had good seats to
see Jethro Tull play a few times in my day. Stay warm.
On Dec 25, 9:19 pm, Vam <atewari2...@gmail.com> wrote:
> It's early morning here... and cold. Colder than London, Dublin and
> Edinburgh ! We do not have a heating system and I have not installed a
> geyser. But the upside is that we can afford the best of green tea,
> two pots as the morning picks up. Evenings are invariably raised on
> vodka and nights capped with a cup of coffee.
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> The picture in terms of sheaths is to be " seen " in one's experience,
> immediately... as content of our being, existence, and not as peels
> that an onion may be reduced !
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> ( A ) the Physical ... including two sheaths, Gross and Vital
> content, of our being.
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> ( B ) the Mental ... including two sheaths, Mind and Intellect
> content, of our being.
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> ( C ) the Spiritual ... contained, and concealed, in the Bliss
> sheath.
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> There is a continuity that can be seen... all along the axis...
> from Matter to the Self, moving on from the Material Space
> in which the body is objectively situated, as one among others,
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> to the Mental Space where terms of objectivity like " extension "
> " mass " " weight " and " count " are without any real meaning,
> consequence or worth. The phenomena here is SEEN subjectively,
> felt as emotion interfacing with vitality in the physical space,
> understood as thought which emotions evoke,
> as idea which cumulative thoughts from.
> and as knowledge when an idea abides over the long term.
>
> The Spiritual Space has content that are normally closed,
> unless joy characterises our natural disposition
> and happiness becomes the ground state.
> And that is rather rather rare.
>
> Access to our spiritual content is to be attained, worked for.
> But since its fruits are not phenomenal, it is worthless for
> anyone with worldly aims, material goals or physical priority.
>
> On Dec 25, 2:09 pm, Allan H <allanh1...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > I have been thinking about it and sheath is a very good word to use. What
> > Vam wrote does not waste words. ... it does contain ideas other than
> > mine, probably because I have never needed to ask and just accepted the
> > concept as truth, the latter part is excellent, some of it I simply have
> > not thought through yet.
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> > It is very interesting. I like looking at ideas concerning God by what ever
> > name as long as they are not trying to sell me a bill of goods.
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> > Neil you have been a good boy I presume and not packing contraband through
> > the mountains?
> > Allan
> > On Dec 25, 2011 1:01 AM, "archytas" <nwte...@gmail.com> wrote:
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