It would seem that there are those who are taking exception to my quoting the Bhagavad-Gita as being applied to Shani-the-planet rather than Krishna. But the odd thing is that Krishna translates to English as the Dark One. Forgive me, but isnt one of Shanis titles The Dark One? ( I can tell you it sure is here in the West , anyway! ) So, I ask you: how can these two things be separate from one another? India is known in the West as a place where religious synthesis takes place. Krishna is said to be able to finesse any and all circumstances; Shani performs this feat as a matter of course, as we have seen. Krishna is Arjunas charioteer; Shani is KRISHNAS charioteer; that is to say: he is Lord of the physical body, with all its animal functions. This is the Mystery of the Path of the Devil which ends in the Krishna-Centre of the body, which is the Sun Centre the Anahata, called Tiphareth on the Western Tree of Life, the glyph at the heart of the Western Esoteric Tradition. .
Posted on: Sat, 11 Oct 2014 03:24:39 +0000
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