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All
the things are the product of an effort universal creative... Nothing exists
“died” in the Nature , All the things are organic and alive, and therefore
the entire world seems to be a living agency.
[Franz
Hartmann; Paracelsus]

The Hidden Force
Nat_Our

Glossary of terms (V):
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Vâch:
( Virâj)
Seeing also: Adi
; Sophia; Târâ
Aditi-Vâch, is the Goddess of
the Wisdom, Vâch is a form more than Aditi and Mûlaprakriti, or the
Chaos and Brahmâ: ‘the spirit of God entering the Nature and fertilizing'.
We see now how defines it
Helena Petrovna Blavatsky:
<< Vâch is the daughter
of Brahma, and is called Shata-Rupa "that of a hundred forms",
and Sâvitri, Generational, the Mother of the God and of everything that
lives. She identical to Eva, "the Mother [of all the Lord or God] of everything that
lives". [H.
P. Blavatsky, The Secret Doctrine Vol. III] >>
Vâch is also the goddess of
the Language or the Word, assimilated by the Egyptians to Isis, wife,
daughter and sister of Osiris, the God declared in the generation. She represents finally the Mother Nature, that
nourished and maintains
to all the alive forms. Thus, Vâch is called by the Rig
Veda,
‘the melodious cow' that produces the subsistence and the water and the
food provides us and the living.
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Vattan:
Seeing also : Irdin ;
Sanskrit;
Hierogram
Vattan is the Universal
Language Hydeographic , which
in the ancient India they called Vattan and the Brothers of the Cosmos Irdin. The own Sacred Language of the God.
The
Vattan, gathers in itself
all the cosmic components of the fundamental structure of the Life.
Therefore is the Language Creative of the CaVi, the Creator by its Verb.
And its structure is composed for seven different characters that can
adopt four positions each one, what does a total of
twenty-eight different characters.
This structure is maintained
repeatedly in the educational and social structure of the Paradesa,
therefore they exist seven high schools and four sacred schools, at the
same as exist seven rays of energy and four different elements. The
characters are grouped also so that they can be taken as musical notes,
and these at the same time combine forming harmonious phonetic, what
permits that the Hierograms , can be interpreted like musical notations and to be intoned in
sol-fa, at same time that can also be
declaimed phonetically. The complexity of the sol-fa of the theurgists signs
that understands the great science of the Aum, is indescribable and the
initiated that dominates it can reach the Samâdhi, the supreme ecstasy,
that permits the Divine Vision through the Theurgy, the magic union with
the own internal God. On it, the I-Am superior reveals al 'Arhat' the truths
of the plan in which he acts, passing the Monad to control directly the
material bodies.
The seven characters of the
Vattan are composed by the five forms mothers of the morphology: [I
, |, A,
C,
B].
The Marquis Saint-Yves D'
Alveydre, in its work The Arqueometre, composes The Solar Alphabet of the
XXII letters taking the seven characters of the Vattan, more the three
letters extracted (TO, S, Th) and the sacred character AUM. The
distribution of the XXII letters is translated in three groups: The three
letters extracted (TO, S, Th) or constructive letters ; the range of the
VII (B,G,D,C,N,Ts,Sh) or evolutionary letters; and the way of the XII (E,
V, Z, H, T, Y, L, M, Ou, P, K, R) or letters involutive. All they
are governed from his Aritmetologic rule and possess besides a numerical
value and musical being configured in headers or Cosmological boards,
according to what defines Saint-Yves.
The Solar Alphabet of the XXII
letters can be divided at the same time in two groups of eleven letters
(the seven characters of the Vattan, more the three letters extracted)
that at the same time possess other
twenty-two letters reflected forming a total of forty-four precise
characters.
But we leave that it will be the
own Saint-Yves D' Alveydre who speak us of the Vattan:
<< The Brahmines call to
this alphabet Vattan ; and they seems to be went back to the first human
race, therefore, by his five forms rigorously geometric mothers, he
himself he signs himself, Adam, Eva, and Adamah. Moses seems to appoint it
in the versicle 19 of the chapter II of his Sepher Barashith. Even more,
this alphabet is written from down to up, and his letters are
grouped so that forming morphologycal
loudspeakers images. The pandits erase these characters on the shale, when the
lesson of the gurus has finished. They write it also of left to right,
like the Sanskrit, and therefore to the European. [ Saint-Yves D'
Alveydre; The Arqueometre] >>
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Vedas: (
Rig Veda)
Seeing also :
Sanskrit ; Aryan
The Vedas are
composed for three large collections that are known at present as the Rig-Veda
, the Sama-Veda and Yajur-Veda and more late
the Atharva-Veda . Giving us an approximate idea of the importance
of these knowledge poured in texts known Sanskrit, “officially” already
since the 800 B.C., we can review quickly the extension and depth of these
texts:
The Rig-Veda , or Veda of the Praises , gathers 1.017 hymns grouped in ten cycles or
mandalas, of stable and eclectic style, develops hymns, prayers,
exorcisms and magic formulae that recognized the union with the divine
thing through the God or Devas.
<< Offer to Indra the
juice (soma) that is prepared for the ceremony, that is the honor of the
sacrifice and that delights the mortals; he is the favorite of this
Indra that gives the happiness to what does him tributes... ¿Which is the
leader that dominates among you, that agitate the sky and the land and
that cause tremble every environment of you as the top of a tree?... Oh Sûrya!,
you exceed in rapidity to all the other beings: you are visible to all;
you are the spring of the light; you shine through the entire firmament. [Rig-Veda ] >>
The key of the Aryan Wisdom,
that of the Rishis and Arhats one must seek it in this book, the most
important one of the Aryan Cosmogony. The Rig Veda is the book
that more clearly discovers the deep keys of the Aryan esotericism:
<< What moves on the turbulent water of the ocean of the life,
and what is in itself the original duality. Sat and Asat. [Rig-Veda ] >>
The Rig Veda , unfolds also the deep teaching of the Seven Rays of Sûrya,
the Sun. That they become the road and middle of Sat, the Seidad, on Asat,
the middle declared. The same doctrine Aria of the Rig Veda, is
seen reflected in other old cultures, as that of the Indus-Iranian, that
were established in Mesopotamia. But the esoteric doctrine of the first
Aryan Mazdeites was not exactly the same one that the Ramidean original of
the Indus-Aryan town.
The
Sama-Veda is the Veda of the songs and of the melodies, of the magical power and of
the sound in the sacrifice. It is composed mainly by passages belonging to
other Vedas, and form a manual of liturgy and of religious song
that understands 1.549 verses divided into two parts: Archika or songs,
and Desire or melodies.
The name of Sama-Veda comes from the Sama or Soma (juice of
asclepiads), of the one that takes
the name, and that forms the base of the tributes presented in the
ceremonies that celebrate these songs.
The Yajur-Veda is the Veda of the adoration , therefore the root ‘yaj' signifies to
worship. It collects an extensive series of prayers, tributes and
sacrificial
formulae , that are composed of texts in prose and in verse.
The Yajur-Veda details
all the rites in relation to the sacrifice (yajña), among the ones that
they emphasize the sacrifice of the horse (Ashvamedha), that of the
ancestors, the consecration of the sovereign, of the perpetual fire, of
the novilunium and of the plenilunium.
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Vishnú:
Seeing also :
Ishva-Ra
;Merú; Kumâra
;Agni; Sûrya;
Tiamat ;Devas
; Avatar
Vishnú, is The Conservative,
he lives in the mount Meru and its symbol is a conch and a disk. He is also a Kumâra ,
identical to Agni,
the God of the Fire or Sun, and equal to Indra, the shining God of the
firmament that kills Vritra
or Ahí, the Devil-Snake , and
conducts to the army of Devas against the other God revealed against Brama, by which him is given the nickname of Jishnu, the Conductor of the
celestial host.
Indra is in reality a form more
than Ishva-Ra,
that is King and Lord of the Alhim, the active forces of the universe.
The spirit that inhabits in
Vishnú is that of the Vittoba Hindu that suffers in the cross of the
material universe or Mâyâ
and in which the marks of their passion are visible and venerated by their
followers. It is so explicit this similarity with the Christian symbol,
that in the work of Moor titled Hindu Pantheon there is an interesting
comment to an Oriental sheet in which the Hindu Vittoba appears
represented as if was a matter of the Western Chrestos:
<< I believe that this
representation is previous to the Christianity... Has a lot of resemblance
with a Christian... crucifix the modeling, the attitude, the signs of the
nails in feet and hands, they indicate Christian origin, while the crown
partha of seven tips, the lack of log and of INRI, and the rays of on top
glory, they denote different origin from the Christian. It would be the
man victim, or the priest and victim at par, of the Indus mythology, that
thus same was offered in sacrifice before to exist the worlds? [Moor;
Hindu Pantheon] >>
Thus, we can understand that
Christ, the Greater Logos
and Savior of the Earth, is a universal figure, and therefore does not
remain limited to a culture or specific time. All the ancient cultures,
and especially the Vedas,
they possess the universal figure of the being of perfection or Avatâra
sacrificed for the salvation of the humanity.
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