--- In [email protected], Vaj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> On Jul 29, 2005, at 8:59 AM, Rory Goff wrote:
> 
> > I believe this is essentially correct; analysis of the letters of
> > the mantra itself shows the mantra to be that of the Archetypal
> > Seeker (Scorpio; Turquoise or Green-Blue Fowler in my system),
> > divine anatomy's "female" navel center and liver:
> > Neptune's "flight," as opposed to the "fight" of Mars's spleen, 
the
> > other -- "male" half of the navel center. This Seeker archetype 
is
> > often the one explored immediately after one has "exhausted" the
> > temporally-preceding one: Libra; the "male" heart center's Green
> > Caregiver, or Priest of Compassion, which is *the*
> > classic "feminine" archetype in today's patriarchal cultures. The
> > Turquoise Fowler is the one who flees an unbearable situation 
(often
> > after feeling as if one has given and given and received little 
or
> > nothing in return) and begins to seek, gestate, brood, or look
> > within, in prepration for giving birth to the new Self. This 
would
> > clearly be quite a threat to those family-members still relying 
on
> > Mom's selfless giving in the Green-Priest archetype :-)
> 
> In the Maheshvara sutra, which gives a peculiar ordering for the 
> Sanskrit alphabet as the sequence of creation (coming from Shiva's 
> Damaru), it begins with a very unusual sequence, 
representing "OM/AUM" 
> and these are the sequence of letters A-I-U-N. Nadikeshvara in his 
> commentary on this sutra describes A-I-U-N as A = Purusha; I = 
Shakti; 
> U = the accomplished "plan" of the manifested Universe and Mahat; 
and N 
> = Silence, the
> "Gap" between letters.
> 
> AUM also means "A", primordial, non-dual awareness, the "A"-kula 
or 
> abode of "A", Shiva-consciousness, flanked by the moon and the sun-
-U 
> and M...and of course the actual Sanskrit glyph always has the 
nada and 
> the bindu as a crescent (moon) and a "point" (sun). So it 
represents 
> the Universe and the microcosm, the individual subtle body 
mirroring 
> the outer.

Another interesting interpretation of the AUM-glyph is given (I 
believe) by Barbara Walker (maybe in "The Woman's Dictionary of 
Symbols and Sacred Objects), who points out it is a pregnant torso: 
breast above belly, from which emerges an upswooping umbilical cord 
ending in a baby's upstretched arms (crescent) and head (bindu-
point). Though never noticed previously, this interpretation 
really "clicked" and now it always appears that way to me. This 
would clearly be another example of AUM being the female navel-
center of gestation and birthing of the cosmic egg-Self :-)

Yet while AUM is on the one hand merely one of the twelve seed-
mantras of the twelve primary Archetypes, it can also be more: the 
actual soul-note of a portal to inner "Ascension" (i.e. subtle-body 
Ascension, prior to the physical one of "Pleaidean" or Shiva-
Consciousness spoken of earlier on FFL) -- bringing one into 
identification with the "council of Masters," wherein one actually 
becomes aware of the existence of these 12 personal Archetypes: 
Disciples surrounding one's cosmic Christ-Self, or Adityas or rays 
of one's personal Aditi. :-)






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