1.
The Divine Father |
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1.
The Divine Mother |
2.
The Father of Life (cf. EA 104) |
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2.
The “Mother of Illumination” (EA 555) |
3.
Spirit (FOP) |
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3.
Matter (FOP) |
4.
Sanat Kumara—the “Eternal Youth” |
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4.
The Buddha |
5.
The Resurrected Christ |
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5.
The Enlightened Buddha |
6.
The Hero |
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6.
The Illumined Sage |
7.
Hercules the “Sun God” (usually associated with Scorpio,
but here triumphant after twelve labors. The Sun
is exalted in Aries) |
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7.
The Buddha as Hero—in the Field of Consciousness |
8.
Life (EA 314) |
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8.
Consciousness (EA 314) |
9.
Life |
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9.
Light |
10. Shamballa
(EA 98) |
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10. The
New Group of World Servers (R&I 229) |
11. Associated
with the “Tendency to Synthesis” (EP II 231…) |
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11. Associated
with the “Quality of the Hidden Vision” (EP II 237…) |
12. The
Destroyer |
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12. The
Builder |
13. The
Dictator |
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13. The
Orator |
14. The
Divine Will (head center emphasis) |
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14. The
Divine Word (throat center emphasis) |
15. The
Exalted Sun of Life (EA 104) |
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15. The
Exalted Moon of Form (cf. EA 399) |
16. “Being” |
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16. “Having” |
17. The
Sword |
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17. The
Hammer |
18. The
Sword |
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18. The
Plough |
19. The
Military |
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19. The
Bourgeoisie |
20. The
Soldier |
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20. The
Scholar |
21. The
Ram; the “Lamb of God”—“slain from the foundations of the
world…” (EXH 269) The “Scapegoat” (EA 156) |
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21. The
Bull; the “Bull of God” |
22. Associated
with the Life to be revealed in the next solar system. |
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22. Associated
with the “Greatest Light”—to be revealed
in this, the second solar system |
23. Associated
with “The Forces of Restoration” (EXH 456…) |
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23. Associated
with “The Forces of Enlightenment” (EXH 461…) |
24. Associated
with Law of Synthesis |
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24. Associated
with the Law of Attraction |
25. The
Synthesis which Is |
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25. Divine
Wisdom |
26. Horn
Symbolism in Aries:
Aries, the downturned horns of the ram, signifying the coming
into manifestation, the involutionary cycle and the experience
of the Cardinal Cross as it expresses the Will-to-manifest
of God.” (EA 154) “…the horns of strife”
(EA 156) |
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26. Horn
Symbolism in Taurus:
"Taurus, the up-turned horns of the Bull with
the circle below, depicting the push of man, the Bull of
God, towards the goal of illumination and the emergence
of the soul from bondage with the two horns (duality) protecting
the ‘eye of light’ in the centre of the Bull's
forehead; this is ‘the single eye’ of the New
Testament which makes the ‘whole body to be full of
light.’” (EA 154) “The horn of plenty” (EA 156) |
27. Where
the Ram Leads:
“The Ram leads us into the creative life of Earth and into
the darkness of matter. This is the blue of midnight.” (EA
157) |
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27. Where
the Bull Leads:
"The Bull leads into the places of desire in search
of ‘wrathful satisfaction.’ This is the red
of greed and anger, changing eventually into the golden
light of illumination.” (EA 157) |
28. What
the Ram Becomes:
“Eventually the Ram becomes the Scapegoat and the will of
God in love and salvage is demonstrated.” (EA 157) |
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28. What
the Bull Becomes:
“The Bull becomes the bestower of light, and the darkness
of the earlier cycle is lightened by the Bull.” (EA 157) |
29. The
Door Opened by Aries:
“Aries opens the door into Shamballa, when the experience
of Taurus and Capricorn has been undergone.”
(EA 157) |
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29. The
Door Opened by Taurus:
“Taurus opens the door into the Hierarchy when the
significance of Gemini and Leo is understood
and the first two initiations can therefore he taken.”
(EA 157) |
30. “Aries:
Beginning—Creation—Evolution” (EA 247) |
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30. “Taurus:
Desire—Incentive—Progress” (EA 247) |
31. The
Forces of Restoration (EXH 482-483) |
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31. The
Forces of Enlightenment (EXH 482-483) |
32. Aries
upon the Ordinary Wheel:
“Aries—Again the beginning as well as the end.” (EA 152) |
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32. Taurus
upon the Ordinary Wheel:
“Taurus—The refocussing of the lower desires prior to another
circling of the Great Wheel in search of personality satisfaction.
The Prodigal Son journeys into a far country.” (EA 152) |
33. Aries
upon the Reversed Wheel:
“Aries—Governs the Path of Discipleship. The Will
to return to the Source. Determination to achieve liberation.
The emanating cause of the changes upon the Mutable and
Fixed Crosses.” (EA 152) |
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33. Taurus
upon the Reversed Wheel:
“Taurus—The desire to overcome desire. The longing
for liberation. Transmutation of desire into Love.” (EA
152) |
34. Idea |
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34. Embodiment |
35. Symbolized
by the Sun |
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35. Symbolized
by the Moon, or the Earth, or the Moon and Earth—both
of which can be considered the opposites of the Sun. |
36. The
formless idea |
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36. The
embodied image |
37. Subject |
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37. Object |
38. Being |
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38. Becoming—evolution
within Prakriti |
39. The
“Will-to-Be” (EA 320) |
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39. The
“Desire-to-Know” (EA 320) |
40. The
initial understanding of the Spirit at the third initiation
(EA 387) |
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40. The
removal of world glamor at the second initiation (EA 387) |
41. Opens
the door into Shamballa:
“It opens the door into Shamballa, when the experience of
Taurus and Capricorn has been undergone.” (EA 157) |
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41. Opens
the door into Hierarchy:
“Taurus opens the door into the Hierarchy when the significance
of Gemini and Leo is understood and the first two initiations
can therefore he taken.” (EA 157) |
42. Aries
is the first sign of the zodiac, indicating that
it is part of the number two, thus linking it to
Taurus, the second sign of the zodiac. (cf. EA 286) |
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42. Taurus
is the second sign of the zodiac, indicating that
it is the double of the number one, thus linking
it so Aries, the first sign of the zodiac. (cf. EA 286) |
43. The
first sign on the “reversed wheel” |
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43. The
second sign on the “reversed wheel” |
44. The
first sign on the clockwise or ordinary wheel—using
one method of counting—from Aries. |
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44. The
twelfth sign on the clockwise or ordinary wheel—counting
from Aries. |
45. The
twelfth sign on the clockwise or ordinary wheel—using
the method of counting which begins with Pisces. |
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45. The
eleventh sign on the clockwise or ordinary wheel—using
the method of counting which begins with Pisces. |
46. Identified
principally with will |
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46. As identified
with light as with will |
47. The
ram or sheep has poor eyesight, and follows blindly. |
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47. Esoterically,
the Bull sees the Light or (in the light) a still greater
Light. |
48. Aries—for
the Undeveloped Man:
“Blind, undirected experience. Instinctual reaction.” (EA 332) |
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48. Taurus—for
the Undeveloped Man:
“Selfish desire. The Light of Earth.” (EA 332) |
49. Aries—for
the Advanced Man: “Directed personality effort. Desire.”
(EA 332) |
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49. Taurus—for
the Advanced Man: “Aspiration. The Light of Love.” (EA 332) |
50. Aries—for
the Disciple/Initiate:
“Recognition and work with the Plan. Will.” (EA 332) |
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50. Taurus—for
the Disciple/Initiate:
“Illumined living. The Light of Life.” (EA 332) |
51.
Yearly Opportunity in Relation to Aries:
When the Sun is in Aries, an individual may cultivate response
to the will of the soul and, even, to the influence of the
monad. He should undertake initiatives under the direction
of the spiritual factors within his nature.
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51. Yearly Opportunity in Relation to Taurus:
When the Sun is in Taurus, an individual may cultivate the
light of knowledge , of wisdom and of "life" itself.
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52. The
Life of the Christ from an Aretian Perspective:
“Aries.—This sign, which is the sign of beginnings, provided
the impulse and energy which enabled Him to inaugurate the
Christian era; it initiated, through Him, the ‘age of Love’
which is only now beginning to take form, and its potency
is now so great that it has brought about (paradoxically)
the present world cleavage.” (EA 567) |
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52. The
Life of the Christ from the Taurean perspective:
“Christ said (as have all the Sons of God Who know the true
significance of the Fixed Cross), ‘I am the Light of the
world,’ and he added, ‘if thine eye be single thy whole
body shall he full of light.’ Taurus is, as you have heard,
the Mother of Illumination, and the "eye of the Bull"
is the symbol of the eye to which Christ made reference.”
(EA 565-566) |
53. “Mental
beginnings” (EA 230) |
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53. “Directed
desire” (EA 230) |
54. Standing
(in spiritual being) |
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54. Sitting
(for enlightenment) |
55. The
“irresistible force” |
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55. The
“immovable object” |
56. Attack;
siege |
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56. Fortification;
fortress |
57. Offense |
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57. Defense |
58. Dynamic |
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58. Can
be static and inert |
59. Associated
with formlessness |
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59. Associated
with form |
60. Associated
with super-Nature |
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60. Associated
with Nature |
61. Associated
with the rhythm of Spirit |
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61. Associated
with the rhythms of Nature |
62. Often
violates natural rhythms |
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62. Sustains
natural rhythms |
63. Principally
the destroyer |
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63. Principally
the preserver—associated by numerical resonance with
the number two |
64. Generally
moves rapidly and spontaneously |
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64. Generally
moves slowly and methodically (unless charging) |
65. Difficulty
sustaining momentum |
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65. Momentum
sustained once consistent motion is achieved. “…the onward rush of the Bull of God,..” (EA 376) |
66. Readily
moves towards detachment and independence |
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66. Moves,
at first, towards attachment and dependence (MC LMC) Later, there is a strong movement
towards detachments (as in the case of the Buddha) |
67. The
Seed |
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67. The
Flower |