Dharma
Dharma is the core of the ancient title for the Primordial Tradition. Which is an important meaning within itself. The writings in the East mention the core of the Tradition is within the 8 fold path of Dharma.
Within this title we have several meanings. d-HAR-ma. Har being another spelling and root of Hari the ancient title for our God and perfected state. Within this we also have Ar, which is a title for the perfection of the soul via the creation process of the great working. We also have Ra [ar=ra] and Ma the union of the Agni and Soma forces that generate this state of perfection.
More on Hari being a title for our God:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/JoSNewsletter/message/418
The symbol of Dharma is a wheel with eight spokes. But what we are looking at is the circle [outer wheel] which represents the perfected life force and is traditionally represented as golden serpent [ Anahat] clutching it own tail. Within the 8 pointed star and the hub of the wheel being the bindu point with the larger outer wheel actually being the greater circle. The glyph for the sun, the gold in the work. So within this symbol we have the union of the masculine and feminine as well. The Great Work. The spinning of the wheel is the eternal flow of energy. And eight being a symbol for perfected life.
Hence why Har or Hari is also the core of this title. Hari is the perfect soul that is born from the generation of the unification of the male and female aspects of the soul
Original 8 fold path. Before it was corrupted by the insertion of the corrupted one from Jainism:
http://www.angelfire.com/empire/serpent ... SHTAR.html
It was preserved in the Tantra [ Tantra essentially meaning "knowledge which Liberates]. Which came down from RA-JA, Yoga of which the original 8 fold path was called the Arya Path.
This why the eastern texts mentioned the opening of the eye of Dharma [the 3rd eye with the raising of the serpent] and the unfolding of the Dharma within you. Meaning the transformation of the soul by the 8 fold path.
Its no mistake the 8 fold path was originally called the eight fold path of the Arya. As Hari [Ari] is the same meaning and root of Ari or Arya. And in the Vedic texts Dharma is also called the Arya Dharma. Of which the Swastika is the symbol for, as it's the other original symbol for Dharma as a whole. And also represents the perfection of the soul . Images of the tree of life from the ancient Aryas, show the energy centers along the spine depicted as Swastika's. As mentioned by J.Evola in his book: "The Doctrine Of The Awakening." Aryan originally is a racial term in the oldest texts. Not the universal terminology that has been fixed to it by the corruptions of later times. Which is based upon enemy doctrines that make up a major core of Christianity as well.
With Dharma its divided into two main categories the individual or microcosm Dharma and the universal or macrocosmic level of the same. The cosmic man is also called the Purusha, the perfected being. The first form of Lord Narayana. And which later was developed into the Atma/Brahman, it seems. As stated in the Supreme God article. The six pointed star is the symbol of Narayana/Hari. And symbolizes the union of the male and female aspects of the soul into one with the circle around it depicting the same the circle in the 8 fold wheel does. The Jews stole this symbol in the last millennial only. The Bible has been proven to be fiction. Along with the bogus history of the Jews, created by stealing from the different Gentile cultures .
Dharma means also essentially: "Cosmic Order." Within its teachings as stated is the supreme knowledge of the laws of the microcosm and macrocosm of the universe. And to live in harmony with this as a perfected part of it.
The concept of the "Dharma Emperor." Is the rule of a Perfected ruler, a Godman . Who by his super conscious state. Enacts the Dharma upon the planet. Which is living as a conscious part of what has been forever within and outside us. The eternal laws of nature. Which is revealed by opening the eye of Dharma. And awaking to eternal truth. As this removes the veil of Maya or illusion.
Something to specifically note since the New Age Crowd, pretends to be connected to Dharma but is nothing more then a perverse version of Communism with a sprinkling of metaphysic's [Christianity 2.0]. And as such openly advocates the destruction of the races by mixing based upon the abnormal premise of egalitarianism. Which it parades as authentic spiritual teachings:
"It is imperative to respect the lineage of one's ancestors and avoid the mixing of races through procreation. This alters the divine order and provokes regression of the species. Marriage rites or procreation must be accomplished of the responsibility of the transmission of life, having solely in mind the quality of the product of the child. According to the rules of genetic selection defined by the texts of the Agamas."
-Advice to a Mleccha [one born outside of Bharat] by Sadhu Shambhudasa.- From "While The Gods Play." By Alain Danielou.
We have it right from the ancient sources[Agamas] as stated by the Sadhu Shambudasa. This wisdom is repeated many times in the ancient texts going back to the Vedic sources.
Dharma is the core of the ancient title for the Primordial Tradition. Which is an important meaning within itself. The writings in the East mention the core of the Tradition is within the 8 fold path of Dharma.
Within this title we have several meanings. d-HAR-ma. Har being another spelling and root of Hari the ancient title for our God and perfected state. Within this we also have Ar, which is a title for the perfection of the soul via the creation process of the great working. We also have Ra [ar=ra] and Ma the union of the Agni and Soma forces that generate this state of perfection.
More on Hari being a title for our God:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/JoSNewsletter/message/418
The symbol of Dharma is a wheel with eight spokes. But what we are looking at is the circle [outer wheel] which represents the perfected life force and is traditionally represented as golden serpent [ Anahat] clutching it own tail. Within the 8 pointed star and the hub of the wheel being the bindu point with the larger outer wheel actually being the greater circle. The glyph for the sun, the gold in the work. So within this symbol we have the union of the masculine and feminine as well. The Great Work. The spinning of the wheel is the eternal flow of energy. And eight being a symbol for perfected life.
Hence why Har or Hari is also the core of this title. Hari is the perfect soul that is born from the generation of the unification of the male and female aspects of the soul
Original 8 fold path. Before it was corrupted by the insertion of the corrupted one from Jainism:
http://www.angelfire.com/empire/serpent ... SHTAR.html
It was preserved in the Tantra [ Tantra essentially meaning "knowledge which Liberates]. Which came down from RA-JA, Yoga of which the original 8 fold path was called the Arya Path.
This why the eastern texts mentioned the opening of the eye of Dharma [the 3rd eye with the raising of the serpent] and the unfolding of the Dharma within you. Meaning the transformation of the soul by the 8 fold path.
Its no mistake the 8 fold path was originally called the eight fold path of the Arya. As Hari [Ari] is the same meaning and root of Ari or Arya. And in the Vedic texts Dharma is also called the Arya Dharma. Of which the Swastika is the symbol for, as it's the other original symbol for Dharma as a whole. And also represents the perfection of the soul . Images of the tree of life from the ancient Aryas, show the energy centers along the spine depicted as Swastika's. As mentioned by J.Evola in his book: "The Doctrine Of The Awakening." Aryan originally is a racial term in the oldest texts. Not the universal terminology that has been fixed to it by the corruptions of later times. Which is based upon enemy doctrines that make up a major core of Christianity as well.
With Dharma its divided into two main categories the individual or microcosm Dharma and the universal or macrocosmic level of the same. The cosmic man is also called the Purusha, the perfected being. The first form of Lord Narayana. And which later was developed into the Atma/Brahman, it seems. As stated in the Supreme God article. The six pointed star is the symbol of Narayana/Hari. And symbolizes the union of the male and female aspects of the soul into one with the circle around it depicting the same the circle in the 8 fold wheel does. The Jews stole this symbol in the last millennial only. The Bible has been proven to be fiction. Along with the bogus history of the Jews, created by stealing from the different Gentile cultures .
Dharma means also essentially: "Cosmic Order." Within its teachings as stated is the supreme knowledge of the laws of the microcosm and macrocosm of the universe. And to live in harmony with this as a perfected part of it.
The concept of the "Dharma Emperor." Is the rule of a Perfected ruler, a Godman . Who by his super conscious state. Enacts the Dharma upon the planet. Which is living as a conscious part of what has been forever within and outside us. The eternal laws of nature. Which is revealed by opening the eye of Dharma. And awaking to eternal truth. As this removes the veil of Maya or illusion.
Something to specifically note since the New Age Crowd, pretends to be connected to Dharma but is nothing more then a perverse version of Communism with a sprinkling of metaphysic's [Christianity 2.0]. And as such openly advocates the destruction of the races by mixing based upon the abnormal premise of egalitarianism. Which it parades as authentic spiritual teachings:
"It is imperative to respect the lineage of one's ancestors and avoid the mixing of races through procreation. This alters the divine order and provokes regression of the species. Marriage rites or procreation must be accomplished of the responsibility of the transmission of life, having solely in mind the quality of the product of the child. According to the rules of genetic selection defined by the texts of the Agamas."
-Advice to a Mleccha [one born outside of Bharat] by Sadhu Shambhudasa.- From "While The Gods Play." By Alain Danielou.
We have it right from the ancient sources[Agamas] as stated by the Sadhu Shambudasa. This wisdom is repeated many times in the ancient texts going back to the Vedic sources.
