Zara meets the Teacher.
It
is a small gathering of just the few who have transcended the mundane, the ones
who have seen the light and are ready. Zara sits in their midst listening to
the words of the Magus.
“I make reference to the three
principles of the creation. These are the ONE divine principle manifesting as
the feminine and masculine appearing as time at the centre point of all
conscious occurrences relative to the human mind. The divine undivided is
immediate in each and everyone. It is ‘I’, your true nature, in absolute stillness realized in your
immediate experience. Speaking universally, there is one ‘I’ which you address
as your true self. This one ‘I’ alone is life. Everyone and everything
appearing around your 'I' are the reflections of 'I' in countless life forms.
They are not life in the first instance that is immediate in your body right
NOW.”
“I
think, therefore I am,” Zara interjects her knowledge of Descartes. “Are we not
ruled by our minds?”
"The mind takes shape forming your acquired
nature. It consists of your beliefs and conditioning relative to
your individual placement in space and time. This is human consciousness
arising in the mind. The world known by the mind appears through conscious
understanding as the play between man and woman on the ongoing stage of
existence. As a corollary, the mind perceives its inferiority and becomes
absorbed in its quest for power, currently expressed by patriarchal
structuralism in its necessity to dominate the feminine. This occurs in man’s
realization through partial knowledge that he is inferior to an unknown higher
intelligence. Forgetting he is begotten through the feminine, the temple of the
divine in existence, he testifies the higher intelligence to be a god according
to his image of such attestation arising from his own particular condition. The
many religions of the conflicting world emerge from this distortion, each with
their particular god, each believing theirs the true interpretation of the
unknown.”
“The
many religions of the world are equally supported by women, even more so at
times,” a woman expresses.
“Quite true; however, I am not
discussing gender, the genetic construct of the body. The difference between
woman and man is only one of degree. We are looking much deeper. Our effort
here is to see the program, the repetitive and innate condition perpetuating
our turmoil. Can we break free from this
web?”
A
man speaks. “Our religious institutions show us the way by setting the moral
codes to help us identify our boundaries.”
"Let us re-examine this issue. We as our religious institutions kill the
messenger and distort the message. The moral codes we set accordingly. Social
and political structures serve the mind projection estranged from the one
divine principle. The spinoffs from conflicting interpretations give rise to
countless wars expressing man's ignorance against his fellow man. The endless
bloodshed obliges the body of humanity to arrive at periodic consensus, seldom
more than a temporary reprieve while time rejuvenates depleting numbers in the
physical realm. These physical wars between factions are always sporadic due to
the inherent limitations of the physical, while the psychological wars proceed
unabated.
“This is the world manifesting
through the human mind. It is not the blessed earth, nor is it life. The
turgidity unceasingly endures through the mental process; known in your direct
experience when you truly look at the self. It all begins and ends in you and
me, the individual man and woman absorbing these words."
Zara raises the question: "Is it
possible to transcend the mind, while knowing that the void between the mind
and no-mind cannot be bridged? Is there such a ground within us that is without
mind? Is there a ground of absolute impartiality?"
"In the first instance, life is you in your body in the spontaneity of NOW.
You are the child of the universe, the child of the sacred feminine
materialising as the blessed earth embracing you every perceivable moment. You
are life in its fullness and God cannot be other than life immediate to you in
the here and now. This is God realization, the garden of immortality in the
NOW.”
“Can
we accept a God that allows the horrors we see in the world?”
"The world is not life. It is a construct of the mind. From this
mind-world our questions arise and our challenges against the interpretations
of our mind-perceived Gods other than our own. Let us go a little deeper and
enter the realm of the human psyche, or the unconscious part of the mind from where
all our actions and interpretations commence. Although this is simple, it is
not easy. The mind wants to display its intellectuality engaging its drama in
what it has learned outside of itself. This is its acquired knowledge for its
acquired nature, the dysfunction it is programmed to serve.”
“What
is the sacred feminine?” Zara requires an answer.
"Here in existence, in our immediate and direct experience, the essence of
woman is the manifestation of the Sacred Feminine, the temple of the one divine
principle permeating existence here NOW where ‘I’ am life in this body. The
Sacred Feminine is the divine Mother-Earth-Spirit, the love in existence where
love is most needed and only through whom man can realise his Godhood. Man and
woman, the message transmits it is now time we transcend our petty worlds and take
full responsibility."
Zara listened intently, in inner space
connecting to the truth in the word.
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