Ursi's Eso Garden

"Stargate" by David A Hardy

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Munro believes that an enormously powerful ley line runs through Rosslyn and that its presence has led to the construction of many different sacred sites here through the millennia. He thinks that Picts, Druids and Romans all venerated this site and that Sir William Sinclair, the man who built Rosslyn in 1446, choose to build here to tap into its powerful properties.

Rosslyn, ley lines and the baron knights by The Scotsman

The Scotsman has an interesting piece regarding the enigmatic Rosslyn cubes and the alleged musical code that can be found inscribed on their surfaces. There's some interesting history discussed in the article, and also gives you the chance to listen to the music that has been 'decoded':

Tune into the Da Vinci coda.

In the lead-up to this week's release of The Da Vinci Code movie, The Scotsman is offering a series of video podcasts on Rosslyn Chapel near Edinburgh, as well as a collection of links and news stories related to the enigmatic structure. Each day this week will feature a new podcast, so either check back regularly, or do the whole experience on Friday.

In Tibet, the Kalachakra astrological system forms one of the main building blocks to compose astrological calendars. The astrology in the Kalachakra is not unlike the Western system, where for example, complicated calculations are required to determine e.g. the exact location of the planets.

During the coming years many prophecies, both positive and negative, will come forth and it is important how you perceive and accept what is being said. Yes, each and every thought, expression and action has an energetic signature and adds to or detracts from the overall radiance of the Earth. The Earth is being monitored carefully as well, beloveds, to see when your planet will be ready to move forward to the next level of illumination. As you all are aware, there has been much devastation and cleansing on the Earth over the past decades and, yes, it will continue as a necessary part of the overall plan for the greatest good of all.

Hindus worship the nameless and formless Supreme Reality (Bramh) by various names and forms. These different aspects of one reality are symbolized by the many gods and goddesses of Hinduism. For example, Brahma (not to be confused with the over-arching Bramh) is that reality in its role as creator of the universe; in Vishnu it is seen as the preserver and the upholder of the universe; and Shiva is that same reality viewed as the principle of transcendence which will one day 'destroy' the universe. These are the Trimurti, the ' three forms,' and they are not so much different gods as different ways of looking at the same God.

Symbolism in Hinduism

Literary evidence suggests that kings and towns were destroyed because a single woman was wronged by the state. For example, Valmiki's Ramayana teaches us that Ravana and his entire clan was wiped out because he abducted Sita. Veda Vyasa's Mahabharatha teaches us that all the Kauravas were killed because they humiliated Draupadi in public. Elango Adigal's Sillapathigaram teaches us Madurai, the capital of the Pandyas was burnt because Pandyan Nedunchezhiyan mistakenly killed her husband on theft charges.

In Vedic times women and men were equal as far as education and religion was concerned. Women participated in the public sacrifices alongside men. One text mentions a female rishi Visvara. Some Vedic hymns, are attributed to women such as Apala, the daughter of Atri, Ghosa, the daughter of Kaksivant or Indrani, the wife of Indra. Apparently in early Vedic times women also received the sacred thread and could study the Vedas.

Women in Hinduism

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Alexandra David-Neel

Journey back to a time when gods spoke with men and one of the world's greatest civilizations flourished. This is Place of Mirrors – a place where people look at life, and their place in it, from a very different perspective. Yet, there is something of ourselves to be found in this place. Even as the tiniest atom is a reflection of the solar system, which is a reflection of the universe, so we are all mirror images of one another.

"Place of Mirrors" is an historical novel about the ancient Maya that is based on solid research. Much of the rationale for this story can be found throughout this Website.

Maya - Place of Mirrors by Jeeni Criscenzo, Jaguar Sun. (English)

Having traveled through various Buddhist cultures of the Himalayas since 1980, I have been impressed with the warmth, generosity and beauty generated in settings that would be deemed poor by casual observers. The lasting strength and commitment of Buddhist societies are exhibited in the devotion and artistry of time-honored skills used to create statutes, thangkas, rugs, singing bowls and other items of daily and ritual use. Now more than ever the political and economic situation in Nepal and Tibet demands attention. The commitment of this business to support the artisans who create traditional works will continue without interruption.

By Julie Blair

Es war eine wunderbare Zeit - die dreieinhalb Wochen in Italien.

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