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7 Stages of Spiritual Progress in 7 Systems #151
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The recurring philosophical phenomena of 7-fold systems of knowledge in India makes for an interesting study for the avid spiritual aspirant. In this dharma art wisdom chart these helpful looks at gradated wisdom are placed side by side for easy study and comparison, offering up clues for the deeper understanding of stages of progress along the spiritual path.
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The Mighty River of Brahman #185
In the view of the ancient Indian rishis, the look at, or perspective on, the Absolute Reality, called Brahman, was all-inclusive. Beyond form, transcending time and space, indivisible and all-pervasive, free of all attributes — this was Divine Reality. But they also left room for Brahman inside of the worlds of name and form, or Brahman with attributes. In this wisdom chart, Brahman is compared to a mighty river with all its features, characteristics, and movements— many of them containing all the risks and dangers that relativity and life here on earth is known for. In the words of Sri Ramakrishna, God must contain the full weight of the fruit, i.e., not just the flesh which undoubtedly is the Essence, but also the skin, seeds, pit, and core of the fruit as well.
Sankhya Acharyas #207
When speaking about the masterful philosophy titled Sankhya, it must be done in terms of millennia rather than centuries. That is, even before the time of Sri Krishna, this great truth system was known and utilized by ancient rishis. For this reason, and unfortunately, both the scriptures of Sankhya and its founders as well have disappeared for the most part, leaving only a few names and, thankfully, a small host of wisdom teachings from that darshana. In this wisdom chart some of those hoary names of the past are gathered, along with some quotes and comments on its agelessness and profundity.
The Thirty-Six Cosmic Principles of Shaivism #148
Utilizing Lord Kapila’s original twenty-four tattvas as its basis, the various philosophy schools inside of the darshana of Shaivism have fashioned an umbrella of subtle principles over the top, a sort of frosting on the cake of Indian philosophy in general. But much more than a sweetening, the upper twelve tattvas cover a range that had remained hitherto unexplored by most inner travelers of the terrain of consciousness. What was revealed as a result came in the form of vibrational fields too subtle for the mind to fathom through rationale and speculation. Contact with such ultimately living principles as Ishvara and Sadasiva brought to the fore the very meaning of direct darshan with higher deities that stretched far beyond mere visualization. Even a basic study of these spandas alerts the mind to their existence, opening up close relations in the near future.
32 Points of the Immortal Dharma #165
In the Bhagavad Gita, Sri Krishna transmits a wave of dharmic qualities into the eager ears and open heart of Arjuna, informing him in no uncertain terms of what is to be most coveted in this life. Titled the Thirty-two Points of the Immortal Dharma in this wisdom chart, the list covers the full gamut of diverse attainments possible to aspiring mankind. With the Holy Trinity as the backdrop, this dharma art wisdom chart will grace any dwelling and illuminate all atmospheres, revealing all the divine attributes worth seeking along the spiritual pathway.