Glorian Podcast

The fourth lecture about the Bhavachakra, the Wheel of Becoming, explains the four paths in more detail, specifically the path of the Bodhisattva, also known as the direct path to absolute liberation. Learn how to recognize and overcome the causes of suffering, in order to liberate yourself from recurring cycles of suffering. Explains the full meaning of bodhichitta, in corporating the sutrayana, mahayana, and tantrayana levels, and how the Bodhisattva path relates with Kabbalah, the Bible, Greek mythology, and much more. "Only the Bodhisattvas with compassionate hearts, who have given their life for humanity, can incarnate the intimate Christ." - Samael Aun Weor

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What is believed about reincarnation is very far from the reality. Learn about what the scriptures say about reincarnation, and how the subject is explained in Kabbalah and the Zohar, the mystical Hebrew scripture. This lecture describes the five types of souls taught in Kabbalah, and how they relate to Adam and Eve, Moses, Joshua, Jesus, the Exodus, Resurrection, and much more. Reincarnation: From Latin re - "again, and incarnare "to make flesh," and incarnare: From Latin in- “into” + carnis "flesh." "And Iod-Havah Elohim made unto Adam and his wife fleshy coats, skins and clothed them." - Genesis 3: 21

Popularly called "the Wheel of Samsara," the Bhavachakra is one of the most important symbols in Buddhism, being an illustration of everything that exists and how existence functions. While the superficial, public-level meanings are fairly well-known (such as the three poisons, the twelve nidanas, the six realms), few know that the actual purpose of the symbol is very deep, revealing the inner workings of our mind, and thereby illustrates the source of suffering (samsara) or liberation from suffering (nirvana). This is a lecture from the free online course Bhavachakra: The Wheel of Becoming: The Real Message of Buddhism Course Description: Popularly called "the Wheel of Samsara," the Bhavachakra is one of the most important symbols in Buddhism, being an illustration of everything that exists and how existence functions. While the superficial, public-level meanings are fairly well-known (such as the three poisons, the twelve nidanas, the six realms), few know that the actual purpose of the symbol is very deep, revealing the inner workings of our mind, and thereby illustrates the source of suffering (samsara) or liberation from suffering (nirvana).  “Those who are suffering or who fear suffering, think of Nirvana as an escape and a recompense. They imagine that Nirvana consists in the future annihilation of the senses and the sense-minds; they are not aware that Universal Mind and Nirvana are One, and that this life-and-death world and Nirvana are not to be separated. These ignorant ones, instead of meditating on the imagelessness of Nirvana, talk of different ways of emancipation. Being ignorant of, or not understanding, the teachings of the Tathagatas, they cling to the notion of Nirvana that is outside what is seen of the mind and, thus, go on rolling themselves along with the wheel of life and death.” - Buddha Shakyamuni, Lankavatara Sutra  

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Discover the pivotal role of Mercury in alchemy and its symbolism across various ancient traditions. Dive into the interplay of sexual energy and spirituality, exploring how this deep connection aids personal transformation. Unveil the mystical union of spiritual and physical energies, emphasizing self-discipline for awakening divine potential. Learn about the alchemical interpretations in biblical narratives, examining figures like Abraham and the insightful lessons they offer. The journey navigates through the complexities of ego and the path to spiritual enlightenment.