This Saturday.7th October the Scientific and Medical Network London – will RE-RELEASE the full length screening of “The Unfolding of Consciousness” a 2021 talk with Dr. Edi Bilimoria.
Announcing this scientific feat to the world, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, declared to: ‘the people of the world, the people of every country and region [that] India’s successful moon mission is not just India’s alone. [That India represents] a one family human-centric approach and this success belongs to all of humanity and will help moon mission[s] by other countries in the future.
“Unfolding Consciousness: Exploring the Living Universe and Intelligent Powers in Nature and Humans” by Dr. Edi Bilimoria.
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Music teaches us some wonderful things about life, brotherhood, and learning. It teaches us how to enrich the legacy of our Founders by an attitude of reverence within progression. How can we move Theosophy forward and communicate its message in a contemporary mode? While fully revering our Founders, we do not wish to remain stuck to a strict adherence to their original words, or rather, a literal interpretation of those words. So to understand the way forward, we have to go back to Bach—in a metaphorical sense, of course.
Mysticism is the interior heart and soul of religion just as, conversely, religion is the body and clothing of mysticism, its outwards and external aspect. The former is an entirely personal and private experience to know God (by whatever name) directly. The latter sets up God as an external divine power to enter into a relationship with. Therefore, the religious man tends to pray, whereas those mystically inclined prefer to meditate.
Scalpels and microscopes may solve the mystery of the material parts of the shell of man [the Physical body and brain]: they can never cut a window into his soul to open the smallest vista on any of the wider horizons of being.
Official science is surrounded on every side and hedged in by unapproachable, forever impenetrable mysteries. And why? Simply because physical science is self-doomed to a squirrel-like progress around a wheel of matter limited by our five senses [emphasis added]’.
‘Everything in the Universe, throughout all its kingdoms, is conscious: i.e., endowed with a consciousness of its own kind and on its own plane of perception. We men must remember that because we do not perceive any signs – which we can recognise – of consciousness, say, in stones, we have no right to say that no consciousness exists there.
Since time immemorial, the sages of all cultures have taught that Mind per se is unitary, but it can function in two radically opposing yet, ideally, complementary, ways. This central teaching has now been endorsed from the evidence furnished by modern science. This article demonstrates how this has come about.
What is Mind?
The perennial philosophy disseminated through the teaching of all ages and epochs (e.g., Vedanta and Buddhism in the East, Qabbalah and Rosicrucianism in the West) has ever maintained that the very ‘stuff’ of our universe is Consciousness. It is the primary ‘Element’, the ground of our being. Mind may then be regarded as a generic term embracing the sum of states of Consciousness, grouped under Thought, Feeling, and Will.
The Creation is an oratorio written by Joseph Haydn (1732–1809), which depicts and rejoices in the creation of the world as described in the Book of Genesis. The Chorus, The Heavens Are Telling opens with the words: ‘The heavens are telling the glory of God, The wonder of his work displays the firmament.’