Sansara

 

   Our cosmos contains billions and billions of galaxies, which in turn contain billions and billions of stars. Billions and billions of these stars are accompanied by planets, and life has arisen, life is arising and will arise in an eternally uncounted number, as we know it. Our call for the existence of „biological“ forms of life on all these planets denies the fact that the stars themselves are alive and therefore „macro-organisms“ in the biological-chemical sense. Although suns and their systems on a cosmic level are only particles of being, they take – in the sense of a biological view – the role of „life-givers“. Life-givers for that which we generally call life from a micro-perspective.

This – highly widespread – view dispenses with the truth insofar as suns and their accompanying planets are themselves organisms that have developed an independent consciousness on their journey to infinity. This process of formation and flourishing is analogous to the fertilization of an egg cell by a sperm. The role of the sperm initiating life is played on a galactic level by comets, which are full of molecules and amino acids that – after a comet has struck a planet – make the process of life, as we commonly call it, possible.

Life manifests itself in analogies: this means that the laws that apply in the microcosm also apply in the macrocosmic perspective. This view contradicts the assumption that the quark theory cannot be reconciled with the – comparatively macro-perspective – world view of Newtonian physics. Thinkers and physicists of the most diverse mentalities have, especially in recent times, been dealing with this apparent contradiction of world views and are trying to summarize their results in a „GUT“ (Grand Unified Theory). They will not succeed in this as long as they do not acknowledge the – inherent in all life and all existence – primordial power of God, which constitutes all Being. Therefore, especially physicists in recent times recognize that the essence of all Being follows a plan (a conception) and sometimes achieve remarkable and groundbreaking things.

However, the decoding of the „dream of creation“ can only be effectively advanced if the search for knowledge is inherent in the first divine principle: humility before everything that is, humility before creation, humility before life. „“

   That which seems eternal is transitory.

   „Gate, gate, paragate, parasamgate bodhi svaha“

   „Gone, gone, crossed over, reached the other shore, enlightenment, salvation“