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You often refer to India’s ‘destiny’ and that she is at a critical threshold. HOW would recognizing the relationship between Capricorn and India change anything for the individual, for humanity at large, or the Earth? HOW will the observance of the correct date of entry to Makar Sankranti impact issues of deep concern to many, such as global warming, ISIS, mass poverty, the widespread suffering and violence we witness today?
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Dear Devinder,
Please re-read Madame Thea’s first two posts in this forum, as well as the article ‘Key to the Map of the 12 Manifestations’ by Robert Wilkinson, under ‘Articles’ on the home page. The answer to your questions are there (as well as in the vast amount of material written by Thea and her students, available on this website, at http://www.aeongroup.com,http://www.patrizianorellibachelet.com, http://www.quantumyoga.com).
Jan
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Dear Devindra,
Your question implies an Absolute Truth which it is assumed is automatically reflected in any discussion of Cosmology.
While that Absolute Truth exists – the ability to SEE it and describe it as IT IS varies widely. Just as there are, in any area of academia and science many theories to explain physical and social phenomena, so are there many cosmological theories which attempt to explain the nature of our Universe. See the definition of ‘cosmology’ below:
From Wikipedia: Cosmology (from the Greek κόσμος, kosmos “world” and -λογία, -logia “study of”), is the study of the origin, evolution, and eventual fate of the universe. Physical cosmology is the scholarly and scientific study of the origin, evolution, large-scale structures and dynamics, and ultimate fate of the universe, as well as the scientific laws that govern these realities.[1] Religious or mythological cosmology is a body of beliefs based on mythological, religious, and esoteric literature and traditions of creation and eschatology.
The term ‘Thea’s Cosmology’ differentiates her revelations regarding ‘ . . . the origin, evolution, and eventual fate of the universe’ from all the others. As explained here and in her voluminous other works, what distinguishes Thea’s Cosmology is her identification, through yogic realizations, of the correct ayanamsha (Zero Point), the use and role of Time and Measure, and the ability to provide FACTUAL PROOF for her statements.
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From Lori: How to help people understand the non-religious nature of the Sanatana Dharma? It seems impossible due to how intertwined it is with a religion (Hinduism).
Lori- such an important point. And my understanding is that in truth, Hinduism is NOT a religion. It IS the self-renewing, continually evolving way of BEING and SEEING we refer to as Sanatana Dharma. But you are correct that it has been labeled as a religion.
Also, thanks for going more into the history of the Visa denial. I had researched the original denial and saw the earlier info but did not realize the Visa was again denied in 2013.
I agree that links to articles is extremely helpful (and saves time).
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Am struck by Jeanette’s comment re: The Indian Constitution’ use of the phrase ‘freedom to . . . propagate’ (in reference to religion). Propagation of an ideology is inherently an imposition from WITHOUT, as opposed to an unveiling/recognition from within, from that which resides eternally in the Core/Soul.
India IS that Core/Soul for the Earth. She is the Point. The United States, representing the Material side of the Axis, is the circumscribing Circle. It epitomizes glorification of the multitudinous forms thrown up by the One, recognizing neither the Truth behind them all, nor their distortion as they ‘descend’ in Matter. The US president cannot but see FROM that periphery. His ‘seeing and understanding’ are from THAT limited poise. How could we expect anything other from him? His Christian God tells him that LOVE is the answer.
I do not think the Christian Right sets the US agenda in all matters. I do not deny its influence, and acknowledge their role in denying Modi is Visa 10 years ago. That was prior to Obama’s term. Obama’s stance on immigration and the Affordable Care Act garnered no accolades of praise from the Christian Right. Nor did his comments about Christianity’s ‘sins’ of the past (and present – though he doesn’t see those!) at the Prayer Breakfast. I say this not as a champion of Obama (I am not), just as a statement of what I understand.
Religions tensions in the US, as far as they exist, are much more veiled than in India. Perhaps in keeping with the US’s Cancerian nature? Regardless, except for isolated instances of attacks on synagogues, or, post 9/11, on Mosques, the ‘riots on the streets’ HERE have been RACE related – not based on religion.
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