The deity of energizing
transformation and enlivener that sets all things into motion through
photosynthesis and the intelligence of electromagnetic gravity, that directs
comic forces to all living things is of course the Sun that has its force of
will towards growth and evolution. From the antiquity of the Vedas the Sun has
many names, as Aditya meaning primal intelligence, or Bhaskara the maker of
light and Mitra is the rising Sun, Indra is the Sun at
Agni translates as the
cosmic fire from the Sun and is the fire of life and fire of the spirit as
divine fire that transmit color in all forms.
The Vedic principle of
Shiva Mahadeva is the supreme deity that maintains the sky in peaceful tranquil
eternal rest.
The Greek called the Sun,
Apollo the God who dwells in the cosmic ocean of space. Shiva is the
transcendent God beyond time and evolution, while Vishnu represents the
operating Sun of evolution within.
Brahma is considered as
primal Sun or Gods hands of creation, and completing the trinity of Brahma,
Vishnu and Shiva that representing the creative, preservative and
transformative aspects of the solar energy and the divine light.
The Sun ultimately is
symbolizing Atman or the inner higher self that represent the highest
conception of truth in formless state as the micro cosmos creates its own
devotional Sun with confidence.
All other planets and its source of light energy and gravity are forms of the Sun with its waxing and waning qualities like the Moon and in which position of constellation they are.
The reflected sunlight on
the Moon has its name as well; it is called Chandra and means the delight of
light for its rhythmic changing light of beauty and passion. The Moon has
always been used as calendar for its natural circle of 28 days and 13 returns
that equals 364 days without a leap-year. Chandra and its qualities on all
water elements are related to the emotional, intuitive feelings capacity and
its creative force of foresight.
Apas is the Goddess of water
who influences the earthly water, the biological waters and the water of transcendent
consciousness.
The feeling of love from
far away places and longings for home, which is also, called Soma the nectar of
nourishment that feeds all faith and belief. Whereas Agni the direct fire, eats
that compassion away with its energetic and restless motions.
Agni and Soma are
identified as basic male and female energies and prime duality in the deities
of the cosmic law.
The dance with the rhythm
of nature is the dance of evolution and change that encloses and departs life
like the ebb and flow in the cosmic ocean. Soma the Moon male quality has 27
wives to inspire the feminine qualities in the Moon to provide many deities and
qualities like fertilities, creativity, clairvoyance, dreams and of course the
negative qualities of worries, fears, anxieties and quarrelsome characters. On
the 28th day at new Moon and the Moon is not visible the masculine energy
rested.
Saraswati the Goddess of
learning is related to the autumn Moon and is the consort of Brahma the God of
knowledge and wisdom.
Saraswati, Lakshmi and Kali
are the threefold spiritual energies of the Moon that in creativity, preservative
and transformative action turn the wheel of the lunar mansion or Nakshatra’s
which translates as the place of deities to approach.
In the light one beholds
divine beauty from the beloved and in the darkness the mystery is revealed to
the heart of the believer.
When the heart is touched
by the beloved, it becomes like an ocean and its waters that reach every shore
touching the sky.
There is no greater phenomenon
than the deities of love and love itself.
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