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The Mystery of the Fallen Bodhisattwa – The Double Centre of Gravity – (1392)

Introduction

The fallen bodhisattwa is a real astounding mystery, on one hand they can be wise, lucid, clear, firm, knowledgeable, experienced, helpful, understanding, benevolent and even possess faculties and powers or inklings of faculties and powers yet on the other hand leave everyone shaking with shock and disbelief at their actions.

We say and think: “how could this be?”. On one hand, so clearly expressing the qualities of the spirit and on the other hand so intensely expressing the ego and its characteristics. How could this be?
People are usually just a mediocre good and bad mixture, being more good than bad or they are really bad with some good flashes or they are just good. But not this intense flip of opposites. Which makes these fallen bodhisattwas very difficult to deal with.


Double Centre of Gravity

The fallen bodhisattwas have a double centre of gravity. Within them there is the ego on one side and on the other side, there is a certain development of the Being, through which forces of the inner Being still flow through.

Golden Embryo

The egos that they have are those containing the golden embryo so their egos are stronger than normal and because the fallen bodhisattwa is in contact with certain forces from there Being the egos can absorb those forces at times manifest intensely producing unexpected actions. This is no excuse though!

Internal Structure

Within them a structure or an internal creation has been completed. It is not being used but it is there. To be used and become active again it needs the fire of the kundalini and the death of the ego. This structure allowed the presence of their Being in the past and even fallen allows the Being to move the vehicle when the inner Being of the person requires it.


Move the Vehicle

Even the Being of a fallen bodhisattwa can more readily move the vehicle. Because that structure for the Being to move the physical vehicle is in place. The causal body is present, so is the mental body and the Being of the person can use those vehicles to move the person physically. Just as was the case when Master Samael met a Being in the causal world who was working intensely for humanity and they made an arrangement to meet physically. When the time came to meet physically Master Samael was at first disappointed but then he saw a North American man with his family walking towards him and suddenly he realised that that man with his family was the physical vehicle of the Being that he met in the causal world. The vehicle was asleep but the Being of the North American man moved his physical part to fulfil the commitment of making the meeting happen in the physical world. Amazing, that is what a fallen bodhisattwa can do.

A good painting I think, portraying the fallen bodhisattwa. Here we see the angelic nature (wings) of the fallen bodhisattwa mixed with the ego, shown by the expression of malice on his face. 

Conclusion

The case of a fallen bodhisattwa is very interesting. They are a box of surprises because of that double centre of gravity. They can be great and they can be a pain at the same time or one after the other.

Anyway each and every fallen bodhisattwa has to dissolve that egoic centre of gravity, as soon as he or she can. Because that double centre of gravity is a major distraction and a cause of much karma which only delays things further.

End (1392).

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