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Once
upon a time it
was an elephant that dreamt to be another elephant who
also dreamt that it was a third, and the last one was dreaming
again inside a endless
chain of sleeping elephants. In
a given moment, one of the elephants of the infinite chain asked
to itself: -
Who am I? Which is my reality? Was
it, perhaps, their reality their own dream?
Or
maybe it was him self, in attitude of sleeping? And
perhaps, the being's reality that dreamt to him…?
The
elephant didn't obtain any answer, but in that precise moment, all
the other elephants dreamt that they wondered: -
Who were they? and Which was their reality? [Sebastián
Salado; The 3 Heads of the Elephant] It is possible that the terrible
social injustices and the human tragedies that afraid to our stunned mind are promoted or
at less permitted by a divine being that supposedly is
just and wise? Or this is a world without law neither mercy in which God does
not exist and the morale is reduced to steal and to kill without being
discovered?... This question that seems to be the matter of a basic catechism, has nevertheless a capital
importance at the moment, in order to set our scale of values and our attitude
in front of life. The currently relaxed thinking that God does not exist is at present very established
in the general subconscious, and its immediate consequence is a false morale and
a desperation by reaching the material wealth as only source of security in this
world. Although to reach that, we have to stole by the force or by the lie, the
profits that also corresponds to ours neighbors. We can imagine now that this world is simply a bad nightmare in which we
are immersed of such material life that we imagine as an absolute reality. We do not
recall to our wakefulness (the previous time to our birth) and we neither know
the proximity of ours to awake (the hour of our death). Therefore these two
aspects are
expressions of a harmonious relation between the external and internal worlds
where all its energy is integrated. The evidence of
the last thesis is not an entelechy, but the consequence
of the application of the rational and deductive method of analysis on the
causes and consequences that we observe to ours around after applying the
corresponding scales of adjustment, just as the
classical
philosophers presented us. Anaxagoras of
Clasomene, believed firmly that the spiritual prototypes of all the things,
which shares the same spirit that their elements, were found in the Æter without limits,
where they were generated, where they evolved and the place to be returned. Anaxágoras
(500 years B.C.) knew and taught the theory of the Elementary Vortexes at the
same time as Pythagoras, Aristarco, Seleuco, Archimedes and so many other wise of the
antiquity. Who dedicated
great part of its life to the disclosure of what called the “Fundamental
Revelation”, later known as the concept of “Espiritus Mundi” or soul of
the world. This philosopher, as well as would do also Plato, was
dedicated to spread the idea of the “Mundane Intelligence”, the “Nous”,
the principle that exists absolutely separated and free from the matter, that work
was in accordance with unknown superior purposes. This
Nous, is what constitutes the conscience of everything that exists, since
an atom to a planet. The concept of the Nous
essential or universal mind as motor of the matter and encouraging soul immanent
in all the atoms is fundamental to understand the spiritual concept in
its logical-deductive dimension. Socrates
speaks to his disciples about the immortality of the soul, and he defines the road of the
“Philosophy”, like the way of the liberation of all the false thing and
sensory items. The Philosophy, just as taught, is the logical reasoning of the mind
applying the Law of
the Similarity, to decipher the incognoscible mysteries, by means of its
comparison with similar relatives cognoscible, which is causing of the descending
from the lower worlds over the Philosophy, to appeal directly to the earthly
reason. The message of Socrates was a simple invoice, but of
universal significance: ‘Develops yourself what you are' : ¡Let
knows oneself! For Hegel, the assignment of the philosophy is to explain
the development of the absolute spirit; clearing the internal rational structure
of the absolute thing, and showing the destiny or the purpose toward the one
that is directed. Gautama
Buddha met its environment in the India to a group of disciples and spoke
them with these words in its sermon
of Benares: << This is the Noble Truth
respect to the origin of the suffering. It is the vehement desire which
causes the renewal of the transformations... >> This
was the great teaching that emanated of the mouth of Buddha:
<< The life is suffering
and the man should seek the media to be free from that and to come to be
participant of the Nirvana. The man in the course of its incarnations is subject
to the desire of continuous reincarnations, but in comparison, the worthy
only goal of his efforts is not far of being free exactly of the desire of those
continuous reincarnations, to penetrate in the existential state in which the
soul is no longer feeling the impulse of utilizing a physical body to be join with
the sensory and phenomenal existence. If that is not on the contrary side, that of
remaining united to the upper spiritual plans or Nirvana. Therefore the man should seek
the perfection of the own one to reach the independence of the
physical existence, in order to being join with everything that ties him at the origin of its own
divine spiritual being. >>
The Road of the Middle is the shortest
method to aspire to the spiritual perfection, to embrace the asceticism in
greater or smaller degree and to be related it less possible with the exterior
aspect of the existence was and is currently the goal of all good disciple of Buddha. He
preached, what by means of the Meditation was watchful under the Boddhi tree, to reach the Lighting, or harmonious consummation of the elevation of the Kundalini.
This road toward the Lighting is called as ‘The
Road of the Middle', which was explained by Buddha as follows:
¡Life
in the perfect vacuity! Keep the most complete calm! Then, everything can arise at the same time,
just contemplate their change [Lao Tse, Tao
Te Ching]
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