Zoroaster is depicted in the chronicles of history as a
Magus, as a kind of king, full of light - light in his eyes, surrounded
with an aura of light. And his message is the message of the celestial
spheres, contact with the angelic beings. And the earth is considered
as the body of the angel of planet earth, and each of the stars
is the body of an archangel. Somehow we have lost our contact
with that celestial reality by being earth-bound and thinking
of the earth without connecting the earth with the real being
of which it is the body, and the consequence: we are polluting
the earth and exploiting it for our own selfish needs. And so
the message of Zoroaster represents purity out of respect for
the sanctity of the beings of whom not only the planet earth is
the body, but also the water and the fire and the air and so on;
so, like a real deep communion, the reality of which the physical
world is only the embodiment. This is a kind of realization that
is emerging in our time, and so the message of Zoroaster lives
further and is particularly pertinent in our time. We're beginning
to discover planet earth as a being, and we're reminded of our
need to respect the sanctity of that being.
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According to the teachings of Zoroaster, it is
light that overcomes deceit, lying, ambiguity, and manipulation - all
those things that lurk in the darkness. Much of this darkness exists
because, like creatures blind to the splendor that surrounds
us, we live in a flattened universe devoid of all its bounty.
We do not see, as Zoroaster taught, that there is "beingness" in
matter. Through this attunement to the prophet Zoroaster, we enter into
a resonance with the one true being who is concealed behind the appearance
of all the wondrous, myriad forms of material reality. |
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He is a very powerful cosmic archetype of man,
accompanied by armies of angels conducting a ruthless battle against
evil, conscious of the whole meaning of life in the planet and anywhere
in the universe where there is a great battle. He has an air
of victory about him because he represents the forces of light.
Parsifal is like Zoroaster, as they both belong to the knighthood
of the planet. He sees that the purpose is to purify the earth,
to respect the dignity of the bodies of all the archangels: the
body of the archangel of water, the body of the archangel of
the earth, the atmosphere around the planet, which is the body
of the archangel of air, the plants, the body of the archangel
of plants, the animals, the cells in the body of the archangel
of animals; everywhere there are beings. Today he is combating
against the rape of the planet by pollution, sound pollution,
the pollution in minds, to restore the universe to its primeval
dignity. These are his very words: "To become an instrument
of the transfiguration of the world". One has to be conscious
of transmuting matter into spirit in one´s own flesh. |
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