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WEEK THREE

Antahkarana - Esoteric Term for the ‘Silver Cord’ – (2751)

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Antahkarana

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Antahkarana is a Sanskrit word originating from two parts: Antar and karana. Where, antar means “interior” or “within” and karana means “sense organ” or “cause”. Overall antahkarana translates as the “the inner cause” or “internal organ”.

 

“In Indian philosophy and yoga, antahkarana refers to the internal organ that is the location or inner origin of thought and feeling.

 

It is defined as either the link between the body and the spirit or the bridge between the middle and higher mind. The term may also be defined as the source of thinking, or the mind, soul, heart or conscience.”

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Essentially It Is

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Essentially then the word antahkarana is a link between the body and our essence and the link between our essence and our will and mind.

 

The term antahkarana has a wider connotation than the word silver cord doesn’t it. Antahkarana implies the all the links that there are between our essence to other aspects or bodies that we have.

 

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Gnostic Anthropology Series – Post 1: Proposal – (2612)

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Proposal

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The proposal is to delve into the area of Gnostic Anthropology, and to present what is learnt in a series of posts. 

 

The reason to delve into a study of Gnostic Anthropology is because this area of study investigates the origin of man.

This area of the origin of man is one which concerns all of us, and it is one in which most of us are asleep.

As we awaken by areas, this is one area in which we can also awaken…

 

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In fact I wish to show through some posts how the ideas and concepts of the origin of man have some really far reaching ramifications in science, religion, philosophy and more importantly our very own life.

 

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Discipline of the Moment – (2301)

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About the Moment

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The following points are some expressions of the philosophy of the moment.

 

1.) The best plan is to pay attention to the moment. If you have to plan, don't plan to plan, go ahead and plan and be in the moment creating your plans.

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2.) Reading your interior is the best book to read.

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3.) Life is now, only ever now! It is not in the past nor in the future but now!

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4.) The most important thing to do, is what you are doing now.

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5.) Life is only lived and learned from intensely by being in the moment.

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6.) The Being, the essence, the consciousness is felt in a moment. Not in the past or the future.

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7.) To be in the moment is more worth­while than thinking or even reflecting on an ego or on the Being.

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8.) Reality is always different to our mind and different to what is in our mind. Being in the moment is to be in reality and to take refuge in what is.

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9.) The work is now!

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10.) Every moment conceals a mystery that being in the moment we can unravel it.

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Anchoring in the Now

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Here some points that help a person to stay motivated to practice the discipline of the moment.

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1. To be in the moment is to be more awake.

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2. To be more awake is always better for us.

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3. To be awake in the moment unifies the three brains in that moment.

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4. To unify the three brains brings balance.

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5. To be balanced is to prepare ourselves to give the right answer to life.

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6. To give the right answer brings dharma to us.

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7. To be in the moment allows us the chance to perceive the real and alive external and outer reality.

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8. To be in the moment allows us the alertness to catch the ego.

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9. To be in the moment gives us the chance to die in real time to the ego.

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10. To be in the moment opens a door within our consciousness to perceive the urgencies stemming from within.

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11. In the moment, with our consciousness active, our brains unified, our interior state balanced, we can produce our best.

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12. The constant effort to be in the moment no matter what event and circumstance we find ourselves in, helps directly to awaken our consciousness.

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The Mission of Our Inner Philip - (2235)

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From Master Samael

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“JUAN, ES EL VERBO, la Palabra; PABLO, representa la FILOSOFÍA, la GNOSIS, la SABIDURÍA; FELIPE tiene un Evangelio preciosísimo: El de las SALIDAS ASTRALES, el del DESPERTAR DE LA CONCIENCIA, el de los VIAJES EN ESTADO DE JINAS, el de la ALTA MAGIA práctica,”

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“John, is the verb, the word; Paul, represents philosophy, Gnosis, wisdom; Philip has a precious gospel: that of astral travel, that of the awakening of consciousness, that of travels in the state of Jinas, that of high practical magic,”

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Conclusion

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We all have our inner Philip and the above are the aspects of His mission or function within us. Working on distrust cultivates or strengthens our inner Philip because trust and faith -  the fruit of working on distrust is the main elements needed to carry out the four aspects of Philip’s mission within us.

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These teachings given to us by our Innermost are for the liberation of the human soul [Motho, Essence]. 

Thus, these teachings cannot be understood or psychologically digested by any logic or  reason of  ego, mind, and personality.

Logic and reason are equal to psychological hypnosis.

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Inside every living thing there is something called "The Being". 

In modern Christian mythology "The Being" is referred to as "The Father". 

"The Father" is the seminal point of every Creation and the very mystery of regeneration. 

"The Father" inside every living thing is truly "The Being", which, for all lifetimes is always in secret - - and is the secret of Gnosis.

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The purpose of our spiritual work is to dissolve the very mind we use to study the esoteric nature of the work. 

By learning to observe the  emptiness of breath, we become skillful in comprehending the emptiness of mind itself - - and thus, we are able to dissolve every form in which mind and sensation appears to us as the  Essence of Modimo (Unkulunkulu). 

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"Gnosis is the esoteric language of our Being! It is a foundation for the clear perception of Reality that a finger cannot point to, or mouth transfer to anyone without the instrument of meditation. A true gnostic is someone who has mastered the art of meditation for himself. A true gnostic is someone who knows how to live with a mind (manas) without habits."

(Only in a mind (manas) without habits can Truth be known from moment-to-moment.)
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These teachings given to us by testimony of Modimo (our individual Innermost) are for the esoteric benefit and liberation of the Human Soul [Motho,  Umuntu, the Essence]. 

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Thus, these teachings cannot be understood with intellectual reason, nor can they be digested by logic of our subjective ego, mind, and personality. 

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Logic and intellectual reasoning are tantamount to psychological hypnosis for the soul.

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Everything comes from the Creator, every atom of the cosmos is synthesized inside the bosom of the Creator - - and in modern Christian mythology the Creator Being is referred to as "The Father". 

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"The Father" is a seminal point from which all created things permeate, He is the very mystery of regeneration. 

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"The Father", inside every living thing, is truly our inward dweller; which, for all our lifetimes is always in secret - - and is the authentic internal goal of Gnosis itself.

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The purpose of our spiritual work is to dissolve karmic imbalances caused by our basic mind from moment-to-moment. We want to know how to perceive reality beyond duality and relativity.  

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By learning to observe the  emptiness of breath for example, we become skillful in comprehending "Emptiness of Form" - - and thus, in the same skillful manner, are able to dissolve the grasping mind in us.

 

In that way, our Interior mind is fully liberated from every "Form of Emptiness" upon which sensations appear to be real in the intermediate state. 

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