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Misterio, muerte y reencarnacion
Este documento presenta un resumen del proceso de muerte, reencarnación y desarrollo del ser humano. Explica que el alma (monada) se separa del cuerpo físico al morir y permanece dormida en el átomo permanente hasta la próxima reencarnación. Luego describe las diferentes capas del ser (causal, mental, astral y físico) y cómo interactúan en el proceso de reencarnación.
Misterio, muerte y reencarnacion
- 1. E M ERIODE l IST M RTE Y RE-ENCARNACION UE Imagenes Originales POWERPOINT Creación de KVK. Nehru Tradujo: Gladys Peralta La Sociedad Teosófica :: Adyar - India 2002
- 2. La Constitución del Ser Humano MONADA (TURIYÂTMA) YO (ÂTMA -- BUDDHI -- MANAS) CAUSAL (KÂRANA) ASTRAL-MENTAL (KÂMA) LA DOBLE ETERICO (PRÂNAMAYA) PERSONALIDAD FISICO DENSO (STHÛLA)
- 3. El Proceso Causal al Morir Mental cascaron Astral Atomo Etérico y Permanente Físico dormido
- 4. 6 a 20 añ os 00 os 12 L UA CE añ 0 a 4 CT L ES 70 LE O IC TI TE T AL S IN TI L R A 1 ER A 7 LIT L 6 IA 5 G A TOR CELEST 4 PUR IAL 5 El 7 3 IM P R ES IO N A L SER 2 TRIVI O AL L US E” “M 1 RE C N AC UE PA “ ENCARNACIO RE SIO ” NA N L El Ciclo de la Vida Humana
- 5. El Proceso de Causal Reencarnación Atomo Mental Permanente reactivado Astral Etérico y Físico
- 6. Funciones del DobleEtérico 1 Actúa como Molde en la construcción del Cuerpo Físico 2 Absorbe Prâna y lo distribuye a través de todo el cuerpo Físico 3 Actúa como puente entre las Consciencias del Físico y del Astral 4 Desarrolla Centros de Fuerza a través de los cuales los fenómenos del mundo Etérico pueden conocerse
- 7. FORMA PRÂRABDA PRÂRABDA PENSAMIENTO DEVARÂJAS ELEMENTALES El Mecanismo de Karma DOBLE ETERICO
- 8. La Madre del Mundo al Nacer
- 9. Contról Hereditario através del Atomo Permanente GENES ATOMO PERMANENTE CROMOSOMAS
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Notas del editor
- #2 Some Works Referred: Jinarajadasa C., First Principles of Theosophy, TPH, 1960 Leadbeater C.W., Man, Visible and Invisible, TPH, 1971 Leadbeater C.W., The Masters and the Path, TPH, 1973 Manual, The Elemental Kingdoms Pearson N., Space, Time and Self, TPH, 1964 Powell A.E., The Causal Body and the Ego, TPH, 1972 Powell A.E., The Etheric Double, TPH, 1971
- #3 Jinarajadasa C., First Principles of Theosophy, TPH, 1960, Fig. 55, p. 166 (See also Leadbeater C.W., Man, Visible and Invisible, TPH, 1971, Plate II) The Monad (Turîyâtma) , existing on the Anupâdaka Plane, puts forth a reflection of itself and acquires vehicles on the lower Planes for the sake of gaining experience. The Permanent Atoms and Principles get attached to the Monad with the help of the seven Creative Hierarchies . The four lower Principles constitute the perishable Personality , which is renewed every incarnation. The real Individual , the Self (Jîvâtma) continues in the Causal Body, lasts throughout the Human stage.
- #4 This slide depicts how Death is a process of successive withdrawal from the Physical Plane ‘upwards.’ The discarded Astral and Mental bodies linger as Shells and gradually disintegrate. The respective permanent atoms become dormant. All the gains from the experiences are stored in the Causal body (shown here as a change of color of the Causal body).
- #5 Pearson N., Espacio,el Tiempo y el Ser, TPH, 1964, Fig. 79, p. 214 Aqui se describe las etapas por las cuales pasa el Alma al morir. La Pimera división es del Kamaloka , donde el Mundo Purgatorial se encuentra. La pesada materia astral de las subdivisiones inferiores está dentro de la capa de la tierra. Solo la peor clase de personas pasa por esta división. The majority of very ordinary people start their astral life in the second region. Both the second and third regions present the astral counter part of Earth. Astral life for most people begins in the third. The fourth region is termed ‘Purgatorial,’ because it seems to be the critical point at which the man has two choices —to go onwards or backward. In the fifth (literal) region we find people dwelling in the astral forms of their own creation , fed by the ‘knowledge’ given them thru’ scriptures, religions etc. After passing successively thru’ the sixth and the seventh regions the astral Permanent Atom sinks into quiescence, and the awareness opens up in the lower Devachan . The time spent on the lower and the higher Mental Planes depends upon the growth and work of the individual. Most of the persons pass thru’ the higher Devachan in a more or less dreamy condition.
- #6 On discarding the Physical, Astral and the Mental bodies and after a time of recluse in the Causal body , when the time comes for the next incarnation, the Mental, Astral and the Physical Permanent Atoms get re-activated successively, in that order. Each acquires matter of their respective Planes, conducive to the new incarnation and gradually builds them into organized bodies.
- #7 Powell A.E., The Etheric Double, TPH, 1971, p.4
- #8 Powell A.E., The Causal Body and the Ego, TPH, 1972, p. 156 and Powell A.E., The Etheric Double, TPH, 1971, p. 67 The Etheric Double is actually built in advance for the incoming Ego, by an Elemental which is the joint thought-form of the four D êvarâjas , each of whom presides over one of the four etheric sub-planes.* Clairvoyants sometimes mistake this doll-like figure hovering about for the soul of the baby. As soon as the fetus has grown to the size of the etheric mold, and is ready for birth, the Elemental retires, leaving the further growth to the control of the Ego himself. The Prârabda is made by the Lîpikas into a thought-form which remains upon the Mental Plane. From that level it gradually discharges itself by flashing interactions, taking or making opportunities for the man in his life. [*For notes on D êvarâjas see Powell A.E., The Astral Body, TPH, 1992, pp. 185-7]
- #9 Hodson Geoffrey, The Kingdom of the Gods, TPH, Adyar, 1972, Plate 28, p. 242 The Planetary World Mother is a highly evolved Archangel Representative on Earth of the feminine aspect of the Deity. She, in a Madonna-like form, and Her ministering angels appear in close association with a mother and her unborn child as the time of birth draws near.
- #10 Pearson N., Space, Time and Self, TPH, 1964, Fig. 73, p. 192 The two parental reproductive cells (+) and (-), known as gametes , unite at conception to form the zygote , the first cell of the new body. The physical Permanent Atom decides the sex of the offspring by selecting the “X” chromosome or the “Y” chromosome from the male reproductive cell. The slide depicts two threadlike chromosomes with their genes . Combinations of these latter give rise to all the characteristics of the new body. The Permanent Atom can select those genes for activation (shown in red) which will build a body consistent with Karma . Non-activated, or recessive genes are shown in green. The Permanent Atom affects the zygote and subsequent cell specialization — Ectoderm: nerves, sense organs, skin; Endoderm: lining of liver, lungs etc.; mesoderm: bones, muscles, blood etc.; germ cells.
- #11 Powell A.E., The Causal Body and the Ego, TPH, 1972, pp.160-1 In the human embryo there is a certain set of cells which do not, like the other cells, sub-divide. They work their way to the upper part of the embryo and remain separate for a considerable period of postnatal life. At a later time they send out branches, which eventually form a completely inter-communicating network. The process takes nearly seven years. Till that time the child brain is not capable of complex reasoning processes. (Besant Annie, Talks with a Class, 1921, pp. 124-7)