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Candy Cane and also "root races"

Dec 25, 2002 07:11 PM
by wry


Hi. Merry Christmas. The cane is an esoteric symbol that dates at least
back to ancient Egypt (the crook and the flagel). Also, regarding Saint
Nicholas, this is said to refer to an individual, but/and if we look at the
word in the context of all the other symbolism of Santa Claus, what can the
consonant base, nck, possibly refer to? What is a nick? How can this be
related to "Santa Claus?" Remember the ancient axiom, "as above, so below."
The cane is a great turning. Lets try do it consciously, and put a new spin
on things, so we can be able/

Regarding the "root races," what possible FUNCTION can this concept provide,
whatever it refers to? It is an oxymoron, as it useless, as far as I can
see, and serves no function in the application of any kind of practical
metaphysics (spiritual development of human beings.) If you can think of an
answer to this question, I would be most interested in hearing it, and am
prepared to enquire into this further, with an open heart and mind.
SinSEARly, Wry. p.s. I AM partying. This is the best Christmas yet, and
that is saying a lot. Love and merry XXXXXMASS
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bart Lidofsky" <bartl@sprynet.com>
To: <theos-talk@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, December 25, 2002 5:59 PM
Subject: Re: Theos-World HPB and the Nazi doctrines


> "Steve Stubbs " wrote:
> >
> > > There are no "sub-races" alive that are inferior to the Aryans.
> >
> > I don't disagree with what you are saying from the absolute
> > standpoint, but I wonder if this is an accurate interpretation of
> > speifically Blavatsky.
>
> The sub-races are sub-races of the Aryan race, not races in and of
> themselves. And they do not refer to what is commonly called "races",
> which, of course, has turned out to be a purely superficial designation.
> The terms "root race" and "sub race" were an invention of Sinnett for
> things for which there were no terms in English, and there has been an
> unfortunate confusion with what is commonly called "races" ever since.
>
> > First
> > > of all, ALL human beings alive today are Aryans.
> >
> > Doesn't "Aryan" mean you are descended from the people who spoke the
> > Indo-European language in ancient times and invaded India and
> > Europe? English is an "Aryan" language, whereas Henbrew is Semitic.
> > There are in addition the Turanian, Akkadian, etc. If you are
> > arguing that long intermarriage has mooted the whole question of race
> > you are probably correct.
>
> "Aryan" is Sanskrit for "noble". A group of conquerers in India took on
> the TITLE of Aryans, and a bunch of linguist/anthropologists in the
> early 19th centuries posited that similarities in language implied
> similarities in ancestry. Blavatsky's use of the term Aryan was as I
> described: naming the race after the earliest primary civilization.
>
> Bart
>
>
>
>
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