cyclical phases

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The primordial cycle of nature -- with formation of the sun and the

moon, the stars and the nebulae, gravity and radiation, atoms and

sub-atoms, mountains and rivers, plants and animals -- finds its

culmination of purpose in evolving a form which would experience and

reflect the original state of equilibrium.

 

A human form closely approximates and fulfills the criteria where this

is possible. However, it is possible only with intense efforts. It is

possible with proper evolution of brain and nervous system that can

create conditions in the form of mind which would reflect universal

consciousness in its glorious phase of non-modified equilibrium.

 

For evolution of such a nervous system the cardiac cycle functions.

 

Thus the cycles go on and on, and will go on eternally as fresh forms

will continue to emerge that would require to be perfected afresh time

after time. The heart beats and cosmic cycle continues till the aim of

reaching the perfect state of equilibrium is fulfilled.

 

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In a message dated 99-11-28 12:34:35 EST, drcssha writes:

 

<<

The primordial cycle of nature -- with formation of the sun and the

moon, the stars and the nebulae, gravity and radiation, atoms and

sub-atoms, mountains and rivers, plants and animals -- finds its

culmination of purpose in evolving a form which would experience and

reflect the original state of equilibrium.

 

A human form closely approximates and fulfills the criteria where this

is possible. >>

 

I really enjoyed this. A nice description of Evolution, and

reincarnation...or are they one and the same for humans?<bg> We reincarnate

to evolve...in other words, we keep coming back till we get it right. Nature

is self-correcting, humans...well some are I suppose...those that are

not...well as I said they keep coming back. Question tho, in Nature, there

are times when a speices fails to evolve, adapt...and thus they are

eliminated from existance...what about the human speices? Will it be

eliminated eventually if it fails to evolve? Does Nature NEED this

speices...known as human beings? Just some things to think about...

 

Sue