Archive for December, 2007
Monday, December 17th, 2007
ANCIENT EGYPTIAN RELIGION by Jennifer Pignataro
ANCIENT EGYPTIAN RELIGION by Jennifer Pignataro
There is a wealth of information about Ancient Egyptian Religion and it would be very easy and interesting to dwell on an inventory of the various gods, their personalities, qualities and appearances.
My intention in today’s lecture is to consider particular aspects of this civilization’s religion. Principally I would like to […]
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Thursday, December 6th, 2007
THE SECRET DOCTRINE by HP BLAVATSKY: what does it all mean? by John P. Van Mater
THE SECRET DOCTRINE by HP BLAVATSKY: what does it all mean?by John P. Van Mater.
H.P. Blavatsky’s [henceforward referred to as HPB] great work The Secret Doctrine in two volumes was issued in the Fall of 1888. The first volume is titled Cosmogenesis and treats of the birth of worlds – universes, suns, planets – but […]
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Tuesday, December 4th, 2007
AKASHA and the AKASHIC RECORD by A. Norman Rooke
AKASHA and the AKASHIC RECORD by A. Norman Rooke
To begin with, it starts with Mula Prakriti, the root of nature, or Amula Mula, the rootless root. The Sanskrit root of the word is ‘Akas’; to be bright, light, suggestive of luminosity/radiation – the latter because this spirit material is too refined for our present stage […]
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Monday, December 3rd, 2007
TULKUS, AVATÂRS and other high spiritual teachers by Clive Bellgrove
TULKUS, AVATÂRS and other high spiritual teachers by Clive Bellgrove
Tulku is a Tibetan word which, in one rendering, means Bodhisattva; and in another rendering means “Transference”. In Tibetan teachings the word has very wide and comprehensive meanings, closely paralleling the Hindu-Brahamanic word AVATÂRA. AVATÂRA means a passing down of celestial energy, in other words the […]