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Spheres of influence are another way to illustrate the Sanskrit
planes such as the ancient Hebrew graphic from the Cabala
called “The Tree of Life” dating back over two thousand five
hundred years ago. “Carlton’s Introductory to the Cabala” depicts
a hierarchy of planes as connected spheres, or multidimensional
powerhouses that eventually materialize life as we know it here
on the Earth plane (Halevi). A simpler illustration of spheres within
spheres is illustrated in Figure 29.
These graphic spatial relations provided as figures 27-29, just
like any other graphs or maps, enable a subject-object relation in
order to understand these worlds on a human level. Most
importantly, if we shift our consciousness into these areas,
no explanations or graphs are needed for we operate in these
worlds by naturally moving about in them—much like a quick
dip into the sea as we naturally swim about with the creatures of
the aquamarine plane.
Charles Burton poetically describes the higher planes as the
“Over Soul” published in 1939 (Burton). If heaven exists, and I
argue that it necessarily exists, our own solar system must be
nested within its heavenly properties. In contemporary literature,
we lose this association because our language now determines
these concepts as “abstract ideas.” How can it be established
that our solar systems, including Earth, spins in abstract space,
an area that can only be appreciated intellectually?
Self examination of the body such as the legs, hands,and arms
are commonly concluded as utilities—a means for gathering
provisions or a way to get from one place to another. Seldom do
we think of bodily forms as reflections of human states such as
individuality, freedom, or to grasp an idea. Human forms as well
as all objects are shaped by our own perceptions and
understanding. So it is our very understanding that opens our
sleepy eyes to an archetype, or why things look the way they do.
Away and beyond the temporal planes exists an unconditional
state of affairs the Hindu calls Atman. The endless vistas of
Atman are inaccessible to travelers burdened with binary
baggage of the mental world. Light travelers,
planes such as the ancient Hebrew graphic from the Cabala
called “The Tree of Life” dating back over two thousand five
hundred years ago. “Carlton’s Introductory to the Cabala” depicts
a hierarchy of planes as connected spheres, or multidimensional
powerhouses that eventually materialize life as we know it here
on the Earth plane (Halevi). A simpler illustration of spheres within
spheres is illustrated in Figure 29.
These graphic spatial relations provided as figures 27-29, just
like any other graphs or maps, enable a subject-object relation in
order to understand these worlds on a human level. Most
importantly, if we shift our consciousness into these areas,
no explanations or graphs are needed for we operate in these
worlds by naturally moving about in them—much like a quick
dip into the sea as we naturally swim about with the creatures of
the aquamarine plane.
Charles Burton poetically describes the higher planes as the
“Over Soul” published in 1939 (Burton). If heaven exists, and I
argue that it necessarily exists, our own solar system must be
nested within its heavenly properties. In contemporary literature,
we lose this association because our language now determines
these concepts as “abstract ideas.” How can it be established
that our solar systems, including Earth, spins in abstract space,
an area that can only be appreciated intellectually?
Self examination of the body such as the legs, hands,and arms
are commonly concluded as utilities—a means for gathering
provisions or a way to get from one place to another. Seldom do
we think of bodily forms as reflections of human states such as
individuality, freedom, or to grasp an idea. Human forms as well
as all objects are shaped by our own perceptions and
understanding. So it is our very understanding that opens our
sleepy eyes to an archetype, or why things look the way they do.
Away and beyond the temporal planes exists an unconditional
state of affairs the Hindu calls Atman. The endless vistas of
Atman are inaccessible to travelers burdened with binary
baggage of the mental world. Light travelers,
barring only Atman bodies or Atma(s) find it easy and most natural
to zip and skip across the endless worlds of cosmic awareness.
Mortal associations no longer seem to link together logically as we
step across the etheric threshold of timeless eternity. Here now at
a point in spacelessness our tiny planet and the universe in which it
spins, nest. All things that come to be already exist as the mystical
imagination of Cosmic Divinity. To know Atman is to awaken into a
forgotten familiarity of your own understanding.
As understanding propels us to the center of truth, we gain
unfathomable momentum easily overcoming the speed of light. We
quickly penetrate the etheric sheath bursting with a big bang of
uniform silent stillness; awakening to a quiet world of endless
horizons stretching into the formless- purity of form. Our bare feet
trod the cool grass of a mystical garden that the Hebrew calls
Eden, where Adam was formed in God’s image from moistened
dust of this plane, archetype clay of simple shapes bored by Divine
Ideas.
Atman is the birth place of the atma, our own identical
individualities. Set apart by experience, we know one another by
way of empathy and we are seen as shining stars sparkling about
in a cosmic sea of unconditional freedom. Atman is the birthplace
of Iness coined the ‘Atma” by ancient Indian Sage’s which is
synonymous with the soul body of Hebrew, Christian and Islamic
faiths. When we talk about the Sanskrit term, atma, we are talking
about the same soul body referred to by the majority of religious
beliefs.
Just as creatures of the deep, atmas take on a form or body that is
best suited for a particular plane of operation. The individual soul is
marked only by the experience acquired under conditional
restraints of the lower planes, the first of which is termed the etheric
plane. The conditional properties of the etheric plane are the
frameworks necessary to fence in the painful playground of “the
school of hard knocks”. The Atma takes on an etheric “jiv-Atma”
body like a set of clothes or costume. The jivatma is the mask of
soul, the first manifestation of the archetype Atman properties by
way of negation, limitation or undefined schema- all things that
come to be already exist
to zip and skip across the endless worlds of cosmic awareness.
Mortal associations no longer seem to link together logically as we
step across the etheric threshold of timeless eternity. Here now at
a point in spacelessness our tiny planet and the universe in which it
spins, nest. All things that come to be already exist as the mystical
imagination of Cosmic Divinity. To know Atman is to awaken into a
forgotten familiarity of your own understanding.
As understanding propels us to the center of truth, we gain
unfathomable momentum easily overcoming the speed of light. We
quickly penetrate the etheric sheath bursting with a big bang of
uniform silent stillness; awakening to a quiet world of endless
horizons stretching into the formless- purity of form. Our bare feet
trod the cool grass of a mystical garden that the Hebrew calls
Eden, where Adam was formed in God’s image from moistened
dust of this plane, archetype clay of simple shapes bored by Divine
Ideas.
Atman is the birth place of the atma, our own identical
individualities. Set apart by experience, we know one another by
way of empathy and we are seen as shining stars sparkling about
in a cosmic sea of unconditional freedom. Atman is the birthplace
of Iness coined the ‘Atma” by ancient Indian Sage’s which is
synonymous with the soul body of Hebrew, Christian and Islamic
faiths. When we talk about the Sanskrit term, atma, we are talking
about the same soul body referred to by the majority of religious
beliefs.
Just as creatures of the deep, atmas take on a form or body that is
best suited for a particular plane of operation. The individual soul is
marked only by the experience acquired under conditional
restraints of the lower planes, the first of which is termed the etheric
plane. The conditional properties of the etheric plane are the
frameworks necessary to fence in the painful playground of “the
school of hard knocks”. The Atma takes on an etheric “jiv-Atma”
body like a set of clothes or costume. The jivatma is the mask of
soul, the first manifestation of the archetype Atman properties by
way of negation, limitation or undefined schema- all things that
come to be already exist
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