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The Concept of the ultimate
Reality
in
Tantric Philosophy.
By
Dr.Sri Jagannatha  Swami, India.

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Indigenous Horoscope
Patricia Anne Davis, USA.

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Lake Bed Sri Yantra Coincidence
by Joseph E. Mason,USA

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The True Love

By

An Indigenous American and An
Indigenous Indian.

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India is a spiritual land of many cults
and among them tantra is one of the
important cult. The Hinduism brings all
the cults and cultures of its motherland
under the one roof of Veda and the
influence of Vedanta while allowing
them to maintain their individuality.
With this basic idea the present paper
aims to study the tantra cult and its
relationship to Vedanta with reference
to the concept of the ultimate Reality.
Tantra generally accepts  advaita
Vedanta and suggests the ways and
means of self-realization. However, the
tantric philosophy introduces some
modifications into the theories of
Vedanta concerned with the concept of
ultimate Reality and leads to an
interesting study.

We request our sisters and brothers
to put away all their diversities and
gather under the shadow of the
spiritual tree, to construct a temple of
“true love” in our body, by realizing
that the true love is our soul and is the
divine soul of the supreme being.  It is
also the divine light of the entire
universe.

A spiritual master is one who has total compassion for all
living beings that they are willing to lay down their life as a
living sacrifice.  Their life is one of continual devotion and
dedication to showing the way out of a world of delusion
ruled by man’s ideals to a unification with the Father, ( God,
spirit, luminosity) – Glory of God.
This article is about the basis of
equality in the spiritual context, not
racial or religious collectivities that
represent competing ideologies.  My
speaking, writing and healing work is
my way of serving the Creator for the
common good of humanity for which I
had made three vows in 1977: daily
meditation, study of spiritual systems
and service in the world. - PatricaAnne Davis.   
Besides the great size of the design,
one of the most impressive aspects of
it, when observed up close, was the
lengthwise uniformity of the depth of
the furrows and the uniformity with
which the clods of alkaline soil had
been displaced out of the furrows
equally on both sides.- Joseph E.
Mason,USA
The Four Arms of Destiny
Swastika in the Hopi World

By
Gary A. David
Despite the negative associations of Fascism in the modern consciousness, swastikas still hold
inestimable power and beauty that resonate deep within the human soul. It remains to be seen
whether or not these four-armed emblems will usher in the termination of our current age of
chaos (the Hopi Fourth World) and the advent of an age of peace.

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Swastika
By
Patricia Anne Davis

At the macrocosmic level of interpretation our solar system is shaped into a group
formation of stars in the sky that looks similar to the “swastika” symbol.  At the
microcosmic level, each person is a five-pointed “star” symbolic of the head, two arms
and two legs.  The holistic-SELF of every person is represented by air-spiritual
wellbeing; fire-mental wellbeing; water-emotive wellbeing; earth-physical wellbeing
and corn-social/financial wellbeing.  This makes the five-pointed star analogy of the
holistic-SELF.
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From “the world” and from “the human person”
By Susan Willett, UK
Essay Question
What does the Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC) mean, when concerning arguments for the
existence of God, it speaks of 'converging and convincing arguments' which allows us to attain
certainty about the truth (ccc31)?  The
Catechism classifies the arguments into two: from 'the world' (ccc32) and from 'the human person'.  
Assess two arguments beginning from 'the world', and from 'the human person'.
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Let Heart Speak to
Heart

By

Susan Willet U.K.

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ARTICLE
The Missing Link between
Philosophy, Religion and Culture
Dr.Sri Jagannatha Swami

Flipping the pages of history one can discover the truth
about the missing link between philosophy, religion and
culture. Thousands of years ago there were Indus Valley
civilization, Egyptian Civilization, Palestine, Mesopotamia
and Chinese civilization. In those days, there was no
discrimination like that of today among philosophy, religion
and culture and they existed as one.  That was a time when
man led a life of harmony with his society and nature. There
was absolutely no distance between the individual man and
his society. The nature was the first great divine order of
worship.  Rest of the Gods and Goddesses were identified
as the manifestations of Nature and Universe.
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Indigenous American Spiritual Origin

Fire place, symbol of spiritual awakening to love-life essence for harvesting the abundant sweetness in life.
Blessing way of life as way of living: Hearth, home, clan-family and relatives-
Planetary activation and world axis alignment synchronistic with eternal-temporal time and clockwise
cardinal directions with affirmation of inherent goodness and divinity-Life application of
walking in beauty on spiritual life journey.
An exclusive article by
Patricia Anne Davis, Choctaw-Navajo/Chahta-Dineh, USA
The Tau (or T-shaped) Cross:
Hopi-Maya-Egyptian Connections
....many cultures associate the T-shape with
burgeoning new life, the
rising sun, psycho-spiritual journeying, and ultimate
resurrection. Sometimes the simplest symbols
contain the deepest meanings.
An excerpt from The Orion Zone: Ancient Star
Cities of the American Southwest
Copyright © 2006 by Gary A. David. All rights
reserved.
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http://www.theorionzone.com/t_shape.htm
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