Divina Materia II. Dioses Astrales Inmanentes

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The section discusses the concept of creation originating from a female deity, emphasizing the significance of this belief in shaping perceptions of reality and suffering.

Creation Originating from Female Deity

• Creation stems from the goddess mother, preceding the male creator god, influencing the perception of reality and illusion in our world.

• Debate on whether beings are engendered or created has persisted through time, impacting cultures based on beliefs about the origin of existence.

• If the world is birthed by a feminine force (the egg), everything is deemed real and relevant as it embodies divine substance; if created by a masculine force, existence is illusory and irrelevant.

• Belief in the goddess implies being, while belief in the god signifies non-being; this distinction shapes views on divinity's immanence in all things.

• The ancient Hermetic saying "as above, so below" encapsulates the unity and essence shared by all existence.

Exploring Beliefs About Origins

This section delves into how differing beliefs about creation origins lead to distinct perceptions of reality and hierarchical relationships between creator and created beings.

Differing Beliefs on Creation Origins

• Belief in a transcendent realm separates creator from creation, establishing hierarchical dominance over what is created.

• The separation between creator and creation results in individuals feeling subservient to either divine laws or natural principles.

• Actions rooted in this separation are illusory attempts to distance thought from matter, perpetuating a perceived superiority of thought over material existence.

Materialism vs. Spirituality

Contrasting materialistic perspectives that desacralize matter with spiritual views that idealize an unseen realm reveals inherent limitations within both paradigms.

Materialism vs. Spirituality

• Materialism strips divinity from matter, leading to a desacralized worldview devoid of goddess reverence.

• Spiritual beliefs often posit an invisible realm superior to material existence, perpetuating dualistic notions that hinder holistic understanding.

• Both materialism and spirituality arise from fragmented perceptions of divinity, hindering true knowledge due to their divisive nature.

Unity Through Understanding Origins

Emphasizing the importance of perceiving reality holistically through understanding origins as a means to transcend separateness and embrace unity.

Unity Through Understanding Origins

• Comprehensive comprehension integrating material and spiritual realities enables individuals to perceive both aspects cohesively.

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In this section, the speaker discusses the concept of perceiving external measures through sensors and machines, emphasizing the limitations in experiencing their true essence.

Perceiving External Measures

• The information detected by external sensors is not experienced by us directly.

• Our knowledge of these measures is limited to what a sensor or machine can comprehend – focusing on structure rather than content, meaning, or essence.

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This part delves into envisioning Earth as a cohesive image encompassing all its movements throughout time, highlighting a holistic perspective beyond conventional static views.

Envisioning Earth's Movement

• Earth should be perceived as an integrated image capturing its entire movement from inception to conclusion, including past events and future occurrences.

• This comprehensive view contrasts with the usual fragmented perception of our surroundings, offering a deeper understanding of existence.

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The discussion shifts towards likening the solar system to a giant atom with planets orbiting akin to electrons around a nucleus (the sun), illustrating interconnectedness and mediation within galaxies.

Solar System Analogy

• The solar system can be analogized as a colossal atom with planets resembling rotating electrons encircling the central nucleus (sun).

• Viewing planets collectively over time reveals them as an external solid layer surrounding the sun, influenced both internally by solar radiation and externally by other stars.

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Exploring the intricate relationship between celestial bodies within galaxies, emphasizing how planets serve as mediators facilitating energetic communication between stars.

Celestial Body Interactions

• Planets act as galactic mediators enabling energetic communication between stars; they play a crucial role in connecting distant celestial entities.

• The rapid movement of planets around the sun creates electromagnetic tensions distorting boundaries between internal and external realms.

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Delving into the cyclical motion of our solar system within galaxies over vast timescales, hinting at profound cosmic patterns and alignments.

Cosmic Cycles

• The solar system completes cycles around the galaxy center every 226 million years, showcasing immense movements echoing eons past.

• Understanding these cosmic motions unveils specific forms such as 'd'ors,' representing divine entities manifesting through powerful internal essences like the sun illuminating planetary shells.