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Persistent Human Quest
- Ancient wisdom connects to modern seeking
- Cyclical return to fundamental questions
- Ancient wisdom and modern seeking form a continuous thread. The core formula remains constant:
- God
- Light
- Freedom
- Immortality
Divine Force and Consciousness
- Threefold supreme births of divine force in the world:
- Truth
- Immortal element in mortals
- Divine powers working within humans
- Individual human quest reflects universal evolutionary movement
Harmony of Opposites
All problems of existence are essentially problems of harmony. Opposition and harmony work together as Nature's method of progress.
- Material and spiritual realms are connected through veiled consciousness.
- Nature seeks to resolve apparent contradictions
- Key opposites being reconciled:
- Conscious mind with unconscious form
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Nature's Progressive Development
- Evolution occurs in an ascending series of interconnected stages:
- Matter contains veiled Life
- Life contains veiled Consciousness
- Mind emerges from Life forms
- Higher consciousness emerges from Mind
Humans are driven by inherent impulses towards:
- God
- Light
- Bliss
- Freedom
- Immortality
Impulses are not random but represent Nature's evolutionary push to transcend the limitations of the Mind.
This drive is part of a broader evolutionary sequence: Matter → Life → Mind → Higher Consciousness.
Human Aspiration and its Evolutionary Significance
- Not merely a philosophical or religious impulse
- Not just a personal desire
- A fundamental aspect of Nature's evolutionary process
- Working to transcend the current limitations of the Mind
- Aspiration is deeply rooted in our being
- divination of Godhead
- impulse towards perfection
- search after pu
... See moreFrom the vijnanam to the annam is the aparardha or lower part of existence where Vidya is dominated by Avidya; from the ananda to the sat is the parardha or higher half in which Avidya is dominated by Vidya and there is no ignorance, pain or limitation.
The Incarnate Word
Man, according to Vedic psychology, consists of seven principles, in which the Atman cases itself,—annam, gross matter; prana, vital energy; manas, intelligent mind; vijnanam, ideal mind; ananda, pure or essential bliss; chit, pure or essential awareness; sat, pure or essential being.
The Incarnate Word
Agni as devata of manas
Agni is the master of tejas, is the fundamental active energy behind light and heat phenomena, surpassing even the Sun’s luminous blaze. In the Vedic understanding, Vishnu, the supreme Lord, subordinates himself to Agni, serving as the electrical force involved in Agni’s manifestation. This subordination is a stra
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The word Agni is derived from the root "ag" meaning "to be," indicating existence in force and excellence.
The addition of "ni" emphasizes the qualities of strength, brightness, and supremacy associated with Agni.
The root "ag" is found in various languages, including Greek (ἀϒαθóς, agathos) and Latin (ago), highlighting the universa