"A woman’s energetic structure is receptive. She absorbs into her body and transmits
emotions by physical contact.
A woman embraces all energies with which she comes in
contact and emanates the quality of herself through feelings and through the
sentient capacity of her mind.
Without any need for words, she is the perfect vehicle for
the transformational activity of Consciousness, but many women still don’t know
this.
Instead of being joyful participants in the elevating
process of humanity, many women find themselves weighed down by the negative
quality of emissions in our world.
Today, whatever is dark and secretive acquires a mystique
that is negative, if not dangerous.
The association of devilry and evil, blood, death, deformity
and mental imbalance with entertainment makes the danger appear exotic,
adventurous, and fascinatingly intense.
This attitude is especially detrimental to women. One might say that it is “harmless”, but
underneath the cover of appearances and sensory excitement, another process is
taking place.
Apparently, there is nothing wrong in watching a horror film
while eating popcorn and caring for a baby, but the message transmitted is
non-verbally imbedded into the feeling world of all who are present.
What is unsettling, incongruous, and utterly impossible is
when the same people who enjoy the macabre vie for the favours of a world of
Light.
Life is a lot more complex than meets the eye. It is more
delicate and far faster than professed desires for peace and light.
Each human act, thought, and feeling, attracts an augmented
return.
We become the concrete manifestation of the world we build
progressively.
The constitution of a human being, as spirit dressed in
matter, responds to two principles that manifest through the material world:
brute force and sensitivity.
Matter is predicated on tension and force, whereas spirit or
consciousness is guided by sensitivity.
Darkness and light, in essence, are one fluid movement that
flows from infinite space through condensation, dissolution and back to it, to
repeat the process again and again.
Night would not be dark without the day, and the sun would
not exude its brilliance if it were not immersed in a sea of unlimited
darkness.
Such is the destiny and perfect balance of Creation. Unfortunately, this is not so in our
thinking, and by extension in our human reality, where things are reduced to
immediacy and tangibility.
As a result, the darkness that could be rich and nourishing
as a principle of repose is replaced by an imitation based on sensory
overload.
Eternal darkness, the backdrop for Creation, is smooth,
soft, luminously rich, like highly polished black lacquer, whereas the darkness
of human creation is matte, ugly, hard and lustreless.
The root of the imbalance and negativity that condition “the
shadows” lies with our ignorant fixation on matter.
We are not aware that our clinging to safety, possessions,
money, and relationships are expressions of the law of matter, its need to have
and to hold, and its brute force.
We don’t understand that every time we recoil from the
unexpected, the spontaneous, and unwilling to release and let go of people and
conditions in our lives, we also act on the need of matter to define, grasp and
secure.
The purpose of matter or the physical world is to create and
hold forms. Particles of substance cling
to themselves in various degrees of density.
This is their objective: to solidify.
Our bodies and everything connected to our material
existence, meaning our emotions and the linear mind, obeys this impulse.
Our consciousness, on the other hand, directs subtle atoms
to seek mobility and greater spaciousness; these generate light and call for
matter to return to source.
Every incarnation is an opportunity to learn to hold,
create, and construct without solidifying our creations to the point where they
possess us and we identify with them.
Where we place our mind, as focus and importance, determines
us. When we give importance to
something, we place it on the altar of our Being; it becomes our “God”.
When our mind is wholly focussed on material affairs, the
body-mind-feeling complex responds by adapting to it.
Finer sensitivities are progressively buried
under the heaviness of material considerations.
As a result, figuratively and in a way literally, the human
being grows roots, like tentacles, into the very crust of the earth. Instead of rooting our Consciousness in the
core or heart of the earth as we are meant to, our faculties and our very
identity becomes one with the creations that we give shape to.
We become dark and coarse.
Instead of finding nourishment and repose in the darkness of
infinity, we colour it with the secrets of our libido and the hidden agenda of
pornographic, exploitative thoughts.
Freedom is a
condition of the soul and spirit. To
presume that there is freedom in matter would be to negate its nature. In its origin, the human being is
divine. Its wings, like Liberty, respond
to the premise of the light in action, within the world.
Freedom while doing and having requires intelligent
understanding of the two laws and the balance that only Consciousness
brings.
This is the very opposite of
conditionality. Learning to administrate
matter while perched on the sentient-intelligence of soul requires another kind
of thought, one that is attuned to the perfect chaos of the Universe.
It requires the quality of the feminine mind.
The force of love – the kind issued by an illumined woman –
has enough power of the kind needed to unfetter the layers of density that
encase a human being tied to form. Her
energy resonates within the very womb of the planet, the source of matter
itself.
It is known in the esoteric world that, in order to rise
beyond the call of matter, every man must be embraced by the invincible power
of a woman’s heart. Often it is a
mother; sometimes it is a lover, a sister or a friend.
In the Human realm, there are “angels” of the shadows and
there are “angels” of light.
The former
bind them inexorably to the principle of density in matter in an
ever-intensifying urge to exert power over Creation.
The latter respond to the law of spirit, becoming
diaphanous, expressive, inclusive, and compassionate, the very soul of divinity
that, as the Feminine Principle, enfolds all of life, light as well as dark."
