The Manifestation of Kali in Universe as an Astrophysical Anomaly

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Kali_Ma, "harpakhrad11" <ratlord@c...> wrote:

>

>

> I know Aleister Crowley is a bit unconventional, but I feel it's

> worth a read. This is actually

> a Thelema article, but it gives his concepts on Kali as and

> incarnation of Isis, Apophis (Set

> in the form a giant serpent and demon of the night), and Osiris. He

> takes a interesting

> perspective of early quantum physics, Kali as black matter.

>

> If your interested:

>

> http://www.spiralnature.com/spirituality/thelema/kalidm.html

 

Too bad he was a decrepit speculator and con man who

wasn't in possession of the experiential understanding

necessary to make these determinations.

 

Anyone with a simple knowledge of shaktism is aware of

the fact that Kali represents not any single quality of

the universe, but all of them, and all of their activity,

and all of the time which provides the envelope for their

existences and activities.

 

While it's common to attempt to overlay one culture's

concepts over another's, the fact is that Kali is all

inclusive of all universal existence and phenomena and

cannot be pinned down to any one object or phenomena,

physical or cultural. She is everything, happening all

the time, ceaselessly.

 

--jody.

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Kali_Ma, Len Rosenberg <kalipadma108> wrote:

 

> But talk to their devotees, and each deity is the God

> of gods and source of all things to them.

>

> -- Len/ Kalipadma

 

Each deity is a mere cultural representation of what

will never be represented. But when sincere love is

applied to that representation, real relationship with

the never-to-be-represented manifests.

 

Us shaktas choose Kali, and we choose to see Her as

the source of everything. That doesn't refute Krishna

for Vaishnavites or Shiva for Shaivates, it just

reflects a particular choice with regard to representation.

 

--jody.