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07-12-2003, 12:30 AM
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Re: What does a beautiful sunset say?
I have a rather interesting twist on this particular form of beauty actually. Beauty and symmetry are big in Sacred Geometry and quantum mechanics funny as that sounds. But what I would like to point out is that we were born many times. I may have been in the former Soviet Union in 400 AD in the last life. Before that China. Who knows where/what language. So my arrival in these very differnt cultures does not do anything for my unconscious recollection of anything in each life. However, one thing that never changes from birth to birth is the heavens. The sun always comes up and sets and marks the beginning and end of a day. The stars are always there. The mind can conjure many fearful things in the dark. Not unjustifiably. Our ancestors slept at night for good reason (melatonin output increases with darkness) - to evade larger predators. When the sun comes up all our fears of what might be out there come to an end. Light is associated with knowledge for good reason. Darkness with ignorance. Max Muller I believe attempted to explain all mythology in all cultures as having to do with light and darkness. The sun rising is a welcome sight no matter what part of your distant past. The sun setting means you lived through another day. These memories call up unconscious recollection of previous births. Note that unconscious memories are not at all the same as subconscious memories. Subconscious memories are only in this life memories. Unconscious memories are deeper. Unconscious along the lines of Carl Jung - not contemporary brain-stem version of it. So upon seeing a sunrise or sunset, much like an infant before birth comes to recognize the voice of the mother, we gaze at the sunrise and sunset and there is something calling us back to remember in a past life. These past-life memories are obscured for several reasons. The conscious mind makes far too much noise. The physical body distracts our attention/we do not have the required attention span. If there was a word that was to arise from it it may be in another language and is ignored. The heavens are one of the few things that remain unchanged from birth to birth. Since our very nature is immortal the soul is attracted to these un-changing things. As soon as ducklings are hatched from an egg they run for the water. They do not need to learn to either walk or swim. Many people fear spiders and snakes and rats. Throughout all of history these creatures crawled on us at night and ate our food. Some people are born with talent for things like music. They have a 'musical ear.' Some people were very holy in their last live(s) and make rapid progress in yoga while others try hard and do not seem to do very well. Reincarnation adventures from the Wheel of Karma. Astral world beauty supersedes anything found in the gross physical world. The earth chakra is Muladhara. It is the chakra of memory. The chief characteristic of muladhara is FORM. Without form there could be no universe - just a mass of gases. Matter congeals into form and one thing becomes distinguishable from another. It is the root of duality. Aristotle listed Form as one of his 4 causes. Naturally, it was called a things 'formal cause.' Reason is Svadhistana and is water. Water/reason flows over memory/the earth. Memory is a type of forms. Ideas/images in memory assume forms. It is necessary for the mind to operate in duality distinguishing one form another. Matter/earth is the last/grossest/densest part of creation as frozen energy E = MC squared. Gross physical matter is the last thing Kundalini creates/the outermost plane of existence. Her job is done and She sleeps at the base of the spine after Her job of involution (involvement in grosser and grosser layers of creation) is completed. Mike Dubbeld "M. Jakeman" <harp999@excite.com> wrote in message news:3f0f1cd6.2864152@news.cis.dfn.de... > > I know it's probably stupid to try to analyse a sunset - much the same > as analysing a rose won't reveal the secret of its beauty. However, > sometimes when I see a particularly beautiful sunset, I feel that it > is some kind of message from beyond - or that it has some kind of > mystical meaning. Anyone know what I mean? > > Jake 
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