🌴 The Buddhic Plane - 4 🌴
✍️ Master E. Krishnamacharya
📚 . Prasad Bharadwaj
🌻 Buddhic Planes 🌻
When we divide the Buddhic planes into three parts, we find all wisdom books on the third and lowest part. The books are accessible by our mind; there is a certain logic in them and many explanations.
When we ascend to the second and first level of the Buddhic plane, we find intuition in the second part and pure experience in the first.
Intuition does not stand logic. We may develop a certain logic for intuition, but when it comes to experience things become more difficult.
Oftentimes, in occult sciences such as astrology the act of interpretation derives from the intuitive plane; something make sense, although there is no logical explanation regarding the constellation of the planets.
This is a common experience for those who work with astrology and homeopathy from the intuitive plane.
The mental body, too, we can divide into three parts: in the mental-emotional, the coloring of the mental lies somewhere between orange and pink.
On the higher planes, the emotional aspect of the mental transforms into the love of wisdom. The intellectual-mental is filled with a bright orange color when the thinking is not crystallized, but clear and flexible.
The orange color of the pure mental enables us to experience wisdom. Wisdom is experienced as golden-yellow and leads eventually to a honey-yellow color.
The intuitive-mental is the body of intuition; also called the Buddhic body, which is of a bluish-white light. The motivate force of the body of wisdom is called causal body.
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Sources used: Master K.P. Kumar: Mithila / seminar notes – Master E. Krishnamacharya: Occult Anatomy / Full Moon Meditations.
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30.Aug.2020
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