Re: Don't Be Afraid to Move On [Branch Topic]
 

I was not commenting on your ideas, but actually putting my thoughts into play. I agree with you up to the point where you find a purpose to "evilness" into creation. Their is no purpose for evilness into creation. This is an old Asian belief on which I do not concur.

The foundation of "evil" is devolution. Everything in Creation is evolving, transforming, even Creation (God) itself is transforming itself. The force or spirit who oppose this natural creative energy is what we call "evil". It tries to stop evolution and make it turn downward.

The Creation itself is well made and has adapt to this force by making itself learning from these experiences. But evilness has no necessity, was not conceived by Creation but the freewill aspect of Creation allowed it to exist. It will cease to exist when its time to be transformed will come. In the meantime, some like you see this presence as genuine and natural part of the whole. This is fine with me, but I do not share this point of view because of my own experiences.

I am not saying to ignore its presence, I never said that. But my role here is to remind people of their choice. There is a danger to stare into the abyss especially when you are bombarded with facts that it is actually your future. It is convincing for some people. My role is to balance that state which always comes back on topic with a reminder of how Universal Laws of consciousness works to shape future.

In other words, the future is not shaped, it is dynamic, it all depends with what type of food you feed your soul with. Remember, I was also referring to the Patrick Geryl's ideas.

I am agree in the saying, "what you resist, persist". That is why I come and say "ignore abyss, focus on your bliss". Abyss is there, you know it and we all know it, but it is also there because we focus on it, never forget this.

I do not pretend to ignore darkness presence nor want to send this message, if it is what you conclude after reading my posts, then or I have badly express myself, or you have not catch my intention carried in the words...

When I was living in Sulawesi Indonesia, I was working for human rights. Oppression was really near and concrete at my door. I was very involved into martial arts and was fighting the wrong way... I was 21 at that time, feeding my soul with Che Gue Vara, Frederick Nietzsche and Tolstoi. One day, a woman came to visit me and she told me the famous sentence mother Theresa once said: "Don't invite me to walk against war, but invite me to walk for peace and I will come". Today, I grasp the meaning of what she understood with great joy. This is the same message I awkwardly tried to transmit here.

Namaste, Steven

Re: Don't Be Afraid to Move On [Branch Topic]
 

The age of Kali Yuga or "age of vice", is the last of the four stages that the world goes through as part of the cycle of yugas described in the Indian scriptures and it is coming to an end. The Kali Yuga is traditionally thought to last 432,000 years.

Kali Yuga is a period in the history of mankind when the dark forces of nature start playing an aggressive role. An almost complete breakdown of the values in the society is a sign of the rampant lawlessness spread all over. Everyone is to fend for himself as even our own betray the trust.

The story we had read in our childhood about a wolf wanting to devour a lamb had many precarious reasons for no excuse on the part of the lamb was relevant. The wolf went on to the extent of saying that, "if you have not sullied the water, your mother might have and even if she did not her mother might have". He just wanted to devour the lamb no matter what. Hence the world is filled with victims.

Hindus believe that human civilization degenerates spiritually during the Kali Yuga, which is referred to as the Dark Age because in it people are as far removed as possible from God. Hinduism often symbolically represents morality (dharma) as a bull. In Satya Yuga, the first stage of development, the bull has four legs, but in each age morality is reduced by one quarter. By the age of Kali, morality is reduced to only a quarter of that of the golden age, so that the bull of Dharma has only one leg.

However, in just a few years, 2012 is the beginning of the golden age (Satya Yuga) when the solar system and this earth is blasted and re-energized with the full force of spiritual energy. Satya Yuga is the age of Truth, when mankind is governed by gods, and every manifestation or work is close to the purest ideal and mankind will allow intrinsic goodness to rule supreme. It is sometimes referred to as the "Golden Age." The average lifespan in the satya yuga is 100,000 years. The Dharma bull, which symbolises morality, stood on all four legs during this period. Later in the Treta Yuga it would become three, and two in the later Dvapara Yuga. Currently, in the immoral age of Kali, it stands on one leg.

So perhaps you can now understand why I have faith and hope that this world will continue along with humankind.