107 Islam, Christianity, and Buddhism, and the Emergence of the Self In Time
The Emergence of the Self In Time
Studies in Manichaean, Christian, Islamic, Vedic, and Buddhist streams of spirituality and the emergence of
the Self.
When the Greek empire of Alexander began to disintegrate, there arose many idyllic cultures of the most amazing mixtures of Hindu, Buddhist,
Zoroastrian, Taoist, and Jain spiritual centers. These arose in the 1st century of Christianity and it became a struggle for the various religions to harmonize within those pupils of the mystery centers.
Beginning with the Christian impulse of the
birth of the soul in nature we shall explore the emergence of
the self in the Historical Religious climates of the ages. We shall explore the old Persian-Greco Empire of ancient esoteric streams of spirituality. We will focus on the Eastern Spirituality of Hindu-
Zoroastrian-Manichean-Christian-Buddhism of the 1st Christian centuries after
Jesus until the rise of Islam in the Persian Empire to the West. We shall study the rise of Islam in
Egypt and Israel and in the subsequent centuries their impact on the Eastern and Western Greco-Roman and Persian empires. The final segment will be to analyze the foundations laid for
the Grail Kingdoms and the emergence of Central Europe in the 17th Century and the new
Rosicrucian Christian stream in the 12th century and the destiny of Central Europe. This foundation course of 12 lectures will provide insights and understanding for the present configuration of the human soul and the emergence of the
Self in time. There will also be an opportunity to add more content to this course.
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