Toward a World that Works for Everyone
(Concluded from Part 1, yesterday.) The Bible is a Treasury of Enlightenment Motifs With the help of the many commentaries and interpretations now available to us, we can interpret parts of the scriptural code and reveal the Bible for what it is — a rich treasury of enlightenment formulas and motifs, tableaux and dramas. Its […]
I’ve never before posted this article, to the best of my knowledge. Last revised: 23 November 2006 On the Language of Mystery I said earlier that some religious teachers met a violent end; Jesus is only one example. For them to be able to discuss the mysteries in a manner explicable to those with ears […]
It may be that every religion either has its Ascension lore or else is by its very nature an Ascension manual. Christianity and Buddhism are examples of the first and Taoism or the Watercourse Way an example of the second. The Buddha upon his death – or mahasamadhi – passed from Nirvana to Mahaparinirvana – […]
(Concluded from Part 1, yesterday.) She also confirmed the following important equation with me. It may be somewhat troublesome for some people and I regret any upset it may cause. Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva = Creator, Preserver, Transformer = Rajas, Sattwa, Thamas The first three terms are the Trimurthy; the second three are functional descriptions; and […]
Narendra has asked me to write about the nature of the Divine Mother on Navaratri. The Mother is worshipped on the Hindu New Year. I always love to write about the Mother. I’m afraid there’ll be no holding me back. This might go on for a couple of nights! (I’ll attach a bibliography at the […]
Perhaps I can be permitted to say a word about the Biblical code, (1) having just spoken with a reader about the matter. I’m not somehow speaking as an expert, which I’m not, but more as an “interested user.” I imagine interest in the Bible increases as we head into events that are more and […]
