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 THE TAO

THE WAY

                    IS AWOMAN!

  

What is the Tao and where did it come from ?

Let us look

 

 


 

 

LAO TZU

In ancient China, the keeper of the Imperial Library,

Lao Tzu, was famous for his wisdom.

 Perceiving the growing corruption of the government,

he left for the countryside.

 

On his way, the guard at the city gates asked

Lao Tzu to write out

the essence of his understanding

to benefit future generations.

 

 

Lao Tzu wrote the Tao Te Ching,

he left,

and was never heard of again.

 

 

 


 

 

 

THE TAO TE CHING

The Tao Te Ching

(also called "The Tao", "The Dao" or the "Dao De Jing"),

by Lao Tzu,

is one of the most influential books in history. 

 

It is the source of famous Chinese sayings such as:

 

 "Those who know do not speak,

those who speak, do not know"

 

 "Even a 1,000 mile journey starts

with a single step". 

 

 

 

 


 

 

TAO MEDITATION IN DARKNESS

 

 

Here at Hidden Meanings we use

music  in meditation.

 

 In addition we also turn this room

into a dark room to allow

the melatonin to flow from the pineal.

 

Now we find we have been in harmony

with what is known as the

Taoist Darkness Experience.

 

 

The Tao says,

"When you go into the dark and this becomes total,

the darkness soon turns into light.

 

 

The Tao says,

Our mind and soul begin to wander freely in the

base realms of psychic and spiritual experience.

 

When  you enter this primordial state

you are reunited with

the true self and divinity within.

 

 

You literally conduct the universal energy.

 

You may see into the past and future,

understand the true meaning of existence

and begin to understand the order of things.

 

You return to the womb,

the cocoon of our material structure

and nature's original darkness.

 

 


 

 

 

OUR MEDITATION WAY

IS CONFIRMED

 

 

We have found that our teachings on spiritual possession

and the use of music in meditation is confirmed by the most

ancient of writings in Kabbala,

and now we see that our meditation in darkness

is supported by the most

ancient writing of the East,

the Tao.

 

 

 


 

 

 

THE UNIVERSAL TAO CENTER    

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THEIR SITE

 

There is a most interesting Tao website called

the Universal Tao Center

and the information which is provided

and correlates to the Tao

is information that we have studied

together here for years.

 

 

But it is well to see that it has deep roots

and has been confirmed elsewhere.

 

 These are concepts that I am not saying

are scientifically accurate though they may be.

I think they are interesting enough to consider.

 

 

What you have here is a comment on the

Tao instructions and knowledge

of the workings of the electro brain and

how the two can be compared.

 

 

 


 

 

This Is From

The Universal Tao Center

 

 We descend into the void,

into the darkness of deep, inner space.

 

Darkness activates the deepest centers

within the brain,

the glands of the Crystal Palace,

establishing a connection with the

Original Source, the Wu Chi.

 

The pineal gland connects us

to the Universal Energy.

 

From the hypothalamus gland,

we project our soul or spirit upwards,

and receive the descending Universal Energy.

 

The pituitary gland receives the Cosmic Force,

used to launch the spirit bodies

into the earthly or human plane for traveling.

 

 

 


 

 

 

MY COMMENT

 

After we have spent so much time discussing the reality of the

electro magnetism within us drawing other beings of light to us.

 

 After we suggest that they come to us from parallel universes.

 

Here we see an involvement of the pituitary gland to launch

the spirit bodies into the human plane for traveling.

 

 I could go on reading about things that are

consistent with what we do here,

and the ancient writings,

but what I found most interesting  is that

when one studies the

concept of darkness and meditation in the Tao,

one encounters the Mysterious Female.

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

THE MYSTERIOUS FEMALE

 

A study was done by  the late

Evgueni A. Tortchinov Department of Philosophy

St. Petersburg State University, Russia.

 

He commented in the great detail
on the mysterious female of the Tao.

 

 Professor Tortchinov was brilliant in this field.
He died in 2003 and was only 47 years old.

 

Professor Torchinov

 

The principal purpose of this paper

is to suggest the approach of

transpersonal psychology for

analysis of some important aspects

of the Taoist doctrine,

that is, the concept of the Tao

as a female universal principle

and the Taoist attitude

"to be like an infant"

or even as an "embryo."

 

MY COMMENT

 

There are two principles that are found in the ancient writings

that also find their way into our western religions as solely ours,

with doctrines we believe to be unique to us and no one else.

 

Yet when we open our eyes we find they were always deep symbols

that predated our religions by eons.

 

 

One is the principle of the female or virgin,

and the other is the child.

 

 


 

 

COME AS A CHILD

 

As our Bible says,

unless you come as a child

you cannot see the Kingdom.

 

 This is consistent with the

Taoist attitude to be like an infant.

 

We are unfortunately raised on the

literalism of Bible stories.

 

We thus lose the power of the reality

that these stories were meant to convey.

 

We take them literally and our

spiritual base is destroyed

because we read about adventures

of our heroes rather then understanding

the power of their existence

which is inherent within us and

within all of nature.

 

 

 


 

 

OURS IS HOLY AND THEIRS IS FAKE

 

We shift and change our heroes

depending on our religion.

 

What was theirs becomes ours.

 

Ours then is holy and theirs is fake.

That is the way we live.

 

 


 

 

 

THE WAY IS THE MOTHER

 

Let us look at the mother for a moment.

 

 

Of course in our religious tradition

this is the Blessed Virgin Mary.

 

But the woman, and the word Fatima, are very curious.

 

 

 


 

 

 

FATIMA

 

Fatima is a city in Portugal.

 

Why was the city in Portugal named Fatima?

 

Fatima was once a Muslim city.

 It was controlled by Muslims known as The Moors.

 

 The Muslims were driven out of Portugal

by the Christians during the Crusades.

 

Fatima was the name of 

Mohammed's daughter and the city of

Fatima Portugal was named after her.

 

This is a painting of the

Moors or Muslims surrendering to

Queen Isabella in Spain

which happened in 1492 and at that point the

Christians took over Spain from the Muslims.

 

 

With the surrender of the Muslims to the Christians, 

Fatima Portugal retained its name but became

Christian instead of Muslim.

 

 


 

 

 

THE APPEARANCE OF THE LADY

 

Many Muslims go to Fatima because

of the appearance of “ The Lady”.

 

 

I raise the question , is the Lady

Mary, or Fatima ?.

 

 It depends on which group you belong to..

 

Changes in the status of Fatima Portugal

are now being contemplated .

 

A Catholic newspaper there put out an article

about this and their headline speaks

to how they feel about it.

 

 

This is from a Catholic newspaper called

The Daily Catholic

 

From the Portugal News,

 

Read it and weep!

Fátima to become interfaith shrine!

 

Monsignor Guerra pointed out that the very fact that Fátima is the name

of a Muslim and Mohammed's daughter, is indicative that the Shrine

must be open to the co-existence of various faiths and beliefs.

 

 According to the Monsignor:

"Therefore we must assume that it was the will of

the Blessed Virgin Mary that this comes about this way."

 

 Traditional Catholics opposed to the Congress were described

by the Monsignor

as "old fashioned, narrow minded,

anatic extremists and provocateurs."

 

Of course Christians, Muslims and Jews have been slaughtering each other

since time has begun based on their bizarre beliefs,

which this really is.

 

 


 

 

THE WAY REALLY IS A WOMAN

 

The Tao which means The Way

is far older then Fatima or Christianity,

is a female or maternal image.

 

 

 Let me show you what Lao Tzu said.

 

The valley spirit never dies-

it is called the mysterious female;

 

The gate of the mysterious female is called

"the root of heaven and earth."

 

Gossamer it is, seemingly insubstantial,

yet never consumed through use.

 

There was something featureless yet complete,

born before heaven and earth;

silent-amorphous-it stood alone and unchanging.

We may regard it as the mother of heaven and earth.

 Not knowing its name, I called it the "Way."

 

 

The description is  this non manifested

or mysterious (occult)

aspect of Tao as the womb of

the universal embryo, the womb which generates

Heaven and Earth,

which is the source of life.

 

Briefly speaking, it is the

Mysterious Mother of the world:

 

 


 

 THE MOTHER CONCEPT

 

 

The mother concept of the Tao

the leading idea of about two aspects of Tao:

about Tao as "mysterious womb"

and Tao as mother-nurse of all beings.

 

 The Tao speaks of that

hidden in the woman.

 

 

The embryo hidden in the womb,

like the prototypes of things that are

hidden in the "womb" of Tao.

 

This opinion may be supported

by the fact that the images of the womb and embryo

are often used by Taoists to describe the

"Tao-world" relation.

 

 

So Tao can be metaphorically defined

as the mother of the world.

 

The source of life and being,

and the universal female .

 

 

 


 

 THE TAO AND MEDITATION

 

The Tao carrying the same concepts

as Kabbala also has us

going inward to meditation .

 

 

But  the late Evgueni A. Tortchinov

epartment of Philosophy St. Petersburg State University, Russia

 describes it a bit differently

as he interprets Tao for us..

 

 

Professor Tortchinov died in 2003.

 

Professor Tortchinov

 

Taoism proclaims that a human being

is nothing more

than an inseparable psychosomatic unity.

 

 

So people can obtain immortality

only when their body-microcosm

becomes a self-sufficient whole.

 

A self-containing reservoir of the vital energy

from one side,

and when it realizes its potential,

isomorphism (relationship between two entities)  

with the world-body of the cosmos from another side.

 

 

 


 

 

 

LAO TZU

MEDITATION

 

 Lao Tzu makes a beautiful description

of meditation here.

 

 

O! I am the only who is quiet and silent,

 like a baby who is not yet a child.

 

With that we see the mother relationship.

 

Entering back into the womb of the cosmic mother.

 

 

 


 

 

 

Professor Torchinov

 Professor Torchinov said of this:

Professor Tortchinov

 

I think that the text is speaking about

the foetus in the maternal womb.

 

Therefore, Lao-tzu here compares himself

with the nonborn baby.

 

What does he inform us about this baby?

 

This baby-sage is "fastened and tied"

by his embryonic "clothes"

and umbilical cord,

which unites him with the maternal body.

 

 This holy foetus has "the mind

[or heart-the thinking and conscious organ

according to Chinese tradition]

of a fool,"

while at the same time it possesses

the highest wisdom.

 

 

 Thus, the connection between birth in

the course of the cosmic evolution world,

and Tao looks quite like the connection between

a mother nourishing her child, and the baby itself.

 

 

 But in the case of humans,

there appears a self concept,

an independent, self-containing "I,"

as an unchanging subject of actions.

 

This kind of egoistic self-consciousness

harms the original unity,

and humans begin to counteract Tao.

 

The predominant attitude of human actions

is no longer the law and measure

of the cosmic rhythm of Tao,

but egocentric preferences, which change

spontaneous natural life

into purposeful activities

based only on bare subjectivity.

 

Taoism sees egocentricity as the cause

of all human sufferings, pains,

frustrations-from mortality

to social collisions.

 

 

 


 

 

 

 THE CONFLICT

And there we see what is consistent

in all religious philosophies.

 

The conflict between the higher and the lower.

 

But here there is a solution that is not

unlike the solution of Kabbala.

 

 It is put in the terms of the return to the mother.

The return to the womb.

The place of meditation.

 

 

 Let me show you how Professor Torchinov

described this.

 

 Professor Tortchinov

The only means, not only to become

liberated from sufferings

but to obtain the highest happiness,

is to restore original unity with Tao,

to broaden consciousness and

to put an end to the egocentric attitude.

 

That is, to return to the state of the nonborn child

who does not know a distinct difference

between his or her own body and the maternal body,

who breathes the maternal breath and eats maternal food.

 

 MY COMMENT

In meditation,

you breath the maternal breath and

you eat the maternal food.

 

The manna from heaven if you will.

 

 Professor Tortchinov Continues

 

This coming back to the womb of the Mother-Tao

is connected with the broadening

of the personality to the cosmic scale, when

"eternal integrity never deserts you.

 

 You will return to the state of infancy.

 

This state of the nonborn child is

the state of immortality, peace, and unity

with all beings and with one's own nature:

 

The return to the root is called "stillness,"

stillness is called returning to the "fate-vitality,"

the return to the fate-vitality is called "constancy."

One who knows constancy is called "enlightened"

 

 

 MY COMMENT

 

I love the emphasis on the word stillness

and it takes me to the Biblical story with Moses

when Moses was panicked as to how

he was going to fight the battle before him.

 

 

Exodus 14:14. 

The Lord shall fight for you,

and you shall hold your peace

 

 All of this is speaking of meditation.

 

The burning bush we see portrayed here

is actually the pineal gland of the brain when when it is lit

by the rising electro energy

up the spine gives us enlightenment.

 

 

 Professor Torchinov concludes by saying:

 

Many of the basic ideas and images

of Taoism have a profound humanistic sense,

deeply rooted in the very structure

 of our psychical experience.

 

 

 Do we not see the image of the

Mysterious Female-Mother of all

under heaven in Sophia

or Eunoia of the Gnostics,

in Shekhina of the Kabbalah,

or in Sophia,

the soul of the world.

 

 

The image of the coming all-unity of the Russian

philosopher and mystic Vladimir Solovyev?

 

 

 


 

 

 VLADIMIR SOLOVYEV

Related image

 

Vladimir Solovyev was a great

Russian philosopher and mystic

who lived from 1853 to 1900.

 

 I have seen everything and everything was only one:


The only image of the female beauty.


Unlimitless entered its measure,


In front of me, inside of me, there is only you.

 

-Vladimir Solovyev, "Three Meetings

 

 


 

 

 IT IS THE WOMAN,

IT IS THE MOTHER

 

It plays itself out in whatever

context you find comfortable.

 

Mary, Fatima, Cyble, Isis.

 

 It is the cosmic mother who waits

for all to return to the womb

of meditation to be born again.

 

 

The physical body is labeled for this principle.

The human brain as we see.

 

 The pia mater

(Latin: "tender mother", itself

a translation from Arabic)

 

Is the delicate innermost layer of the meninges -

the membranes surrounding the brain and spinal cord.

 

The tender mother waits inside

for all of us to come home.

 

 Can you see her sitting there in the

center of the picture toward the bottom.

Amongst the trees.

 

She has a dog on either side.

Can you see her?

Can you ?

 


 

 

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