The Masters of Wisdom - Sublime Beings - 30 : Lord Brahma - 1

🌹 The Masters of Wisdom - Sublime Beings - 30 🌹

🌴 Lord Brahma - 1 🌴

✍️ Master E. Krishnamacharya

📚. Prasad Bharadwaj

🌻. The Child in the Mother’s Womb 🌻 

The soul is a traveller through the spiral paths of evolution and enters the mother’s womb at a particular stage at the time of fertilisation. 

There the creator-consciousness finds itself induced by the pair of creators (father and mother) to create its own frame in the fashion of the parents. 

The space and place of this occurrence present a globe of space which gives the stimulation to the child in the mother’s womb.

What the mother’s physical body is to the child, the space globe is to the soul: to serve as a model according to which the child is to be developed. 

The head centre is the highest point and the first to form at the time of fertilisation; it corresponds with the first house of the horoscope. 

The vertebral column is created second in the foetus; it contains the essence of our self. 

Master EK says that the hollow barrel in the vertebral column is the narrow passage in which space exists as Man.

The navel manifests as a lower space centre. It corresponds with the 7th house and the descendent. The two points work as two poles to distribute the tissue-matter that forms the physical body. 

The head centre works as the positive pole and the solar plexus as the negative pole, as the centre of expression into objectivity. 

The navel unites the mother and the child. It symbolises the link between nature as the mother and the Lord as the child with the unfolding consciousness.

During the formation of the spinal tube, the creator-consciousness is thrown down and makes a sojourn through this channel to investigate the downward path. 

The third book of Bhagavatam describes this as the journey of Brahma, the creator, into the barrel of the lotus stalk upon which he is seated. 

Brahma is the four-faced manifestation of the Lord and presides over the creation of the universes. 

The four faces represent the four stages of creation which we know as existence, awareness of existence, thinking and action and which we also encounter in the four kingdoms of nature: mineral, plant, animal and man.

Sources: Master K.P. Kumar: Doctrine of Eternal Presence / notes from seminars. Master E. Krishnamacharya: Science of Symbolism.

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