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The Kalachakra - Tantra is a very old tibetan tantric system with three planes, the
outer plane, the inner plane and the "other" plane. It was written long before
buddha Gautama and was partially changed during the centuries of its existence.
The outer section is about the emerging of the universe, about astronomy
and geography. The outer Kalacakra deals also with the cycles of the
stars and planets and the forces of our existence.
The two other parts are secret and are only disclosed to ripe initiated
people. They have been written down in a "shady language" as many other
old secret books.
The "inner" part deals with the human body and mind and with
methods of meditation, regarding body, mind and soul, and involving medicin.
The "other" Kalachakra deals about the spiritual field with countless
protecting deitys.
It contains cosmic visualizations with Mandalas and a multitude of
deitys.
The unification of male and female deitys symbolizes the unity of
compassion and wisdom. The main mantra is "Om Ha Sva Ha Ksha Ma La Va Ra Yam".
All three parts find together in the idea of the existence of an ADI - Buddha, who
symbolizes the final reality and is even free from the emptyness, who
spins the wheel of time, the cycle of creation and destruction.
To the initiated person who has realized this, every moment reveals the eternal NOW.
About the origin of the very old Kalachakra exist many theories.
Partially it is assigned to the old Bön-Religion of Tibet, partially it is looked at as
a reveal from Shambhala.
A.A.Bailey (Meister D.K.) tells us that Shambhala is high above the clouds of
the Gobi desert in the atmic plane - a purely spiritual place.
H.P. Blavatski says similarly that she got her knowledge from there.
The tibetan lamaism sees Shambhala as a town in the material reality which
has been made invisible by magic means or forces.
Literature :
Bernbaum, The way to Shambhala
Dalai Lama : Kalachakra - Tantra, Rite of Initiation ; Wisdom Publications, 1999
Geshe Lhundrup Sopa Eral : The wheel of time ; The Kalachakra in context, Dear Park Books, 1985
Weblinks :
Kalachakra-Introduction
Kalachakra-Net
Kalachakra.com
Kalachakra_Initiation
Kalachakra-Wiki
Kalachakra-Meditation
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