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The purpose of this site is to try to saturate you with subtle
beauty. The point is that the attunement to the beautiful is one
of the most important methods of spiritual work.
From the evolutionary standpoint, everyone starts their personal
history in paradise, because souls get formed and start developing in
paradise. They are not human souls yet; they are germs of human
souls that go through the initial stages of their evolution in
vegetal and then in animal bodies.
But having reached after many such incarnations the possibility
to become humans we, for some reason, begin to develop
attachments to material objects and grow egocentrism in
ourselves. It gets manifested as arrogance, contemptuous
attitude towards other living beings, and so on. In this way most of people lose paradise.
People living in paradise are those who accustomed
themselves to pure, subtle, loving, tender states of
consciousness. And hell is the destiny of coarse people, who got
used to live in the coarse
emotional states.
The paradisiacal states are called sometimes sattvic, the
hellish states tamasic, and the intermediate states rajasic.
So, to come back to paradise once we came to know about these
laws we have to master psychical self-regulation with the
purpose of rooting out all coarse states in ourselves and
fostering subtle states by all means.
One can find more details about the most efficient methods of psychical
self-regulation in
our books.
Moreover, it is possible to cognize God in the aspect of the
Creator from the state of sattva alone from the paradisiacal state of soul,
because the Creator is the most subtle part of the Universal
Consciousness. And sattva is the most close to the Divinity
state of soul.
God is really cognizable for people who follow this knowledge.
And He is indeed incognizable for those living in the states of tamas and rajas.
And another very important point God is Love. And one can
approach Him only through fostering in oneself the emotions of
love first to the sattvic beings and phenomena, and then to
Him, to God. |
