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The Seven Waves of Life. the Path of Human Evolution The content of this publication is given for free as an act of goodwill and for personal use only. It is our responsibility to keep it that way. Commercialization by any means or on any platform is prohibited, as well as distribution and/or publication in whole or in part without the express written permission of the publisher. All rights reserved. 1 The Seven Waves of Life The Path of Human Evolution 2 Srīpāda Srīvallabha Charitāmrutam Original Title: the Seven WaveS of life ― the path of human evolution / Dr. K. Parvathi Kumar © 2021 1st Edition, Publisher: Dhanishta, Visakhapatnam, India All rights reserved For copies: #15-7-1, Angels Enclave, Krishna Nagar Visakhapatnam ― 530 002, Andhra Pradesh, India Phone: +91 891 2701531 For online orders: www.dhanishta.org or write to [email protected] Further information: www.worldteachertrust.org The editing and the production of the book have been realized by persons who feel connected with the work of The World Teacher Trust. Price: India 275 Rs. USA 16 US$ Europe 13 € ISBN 978-81-89467-85-2 Printed in India by: Vamsi Art Printers • 11-6-872, Red Hills, Lakdikapul, Hyderabad, Telangana www.vamsi.com 3 Dr. K. Parvathi Kumar The Seven Waves of Life The Path of Human Evolution Dhanishta 4 the Seven WaveS of life Dhanishta Dhanishta means Wealthy Wind. Wealth is not measured in terms of money or business; it is measured in terms of richness of life. Wisdom is disseminated by the Teachers of all times. Dhanishta works for such fulfilment through its publication of wisdom teachings flowing through the pen and the voice of Dr. K. Parvathi Kumar. Such teachings are published in English, German, French, Spanish, Hebrew, Telugu, Hindi and Kannada.1 Dhanishta is a non-profit publishing house. 1 See Books & Booklets through the pen of Dr. K. Parvathi Kumar in the Appendix Anhang 5 About the Composer Dr. K. Parvathi Kumar has been teaching various concepts of wisdom and initiating many groups into the Path of Yoga of Synthesis in India, Europe, Latin America and North America. His teachings are many and varied. They are oriented for practice and are not mere information. Dr. K. Parvathi Kumar has been honoured by the Andhra University with the title Doctor of Letters Honoris Causa, D. Lit. for all his achieve- ments as a teacher around the world. He works actively in the economic, social and cultural fields with spirituality as the basis. He says that the spiritual practices are of value only if such practices contribute to the economic, cultural, and social welfare of humanity. Dr. K. Parvathi Kumar is a responsible householder, a professional con- sultant, a teacher of wisdom, healer of a certain order, and is a composer of books. He denies to himself the title of being an author, since accord- ing to him – “Wisdom belongs to none and all belong to Wisdom.” The Publisher 6 the Seven WaveS of life Contents Foreword......................................... 13 Preliminary Remarks ................................. 16 1. Cosmogenesis and Anthropogenesis . 17 Speculative wisdom................................ 18 Operative wisdom ................................. 22 2. Formation of the Globes............................. 23 Seven principles, twelve qualities ...................... 23 Seven rays and seven planets ......................... 24 Form consciousness and number consciousness .............. 25 Formation of the planet ............................. 25 Dissolution and continuation .......................... 27 Seven pulsations — waves ........................... 30 Human Wave .................................... 32 Consolidation of Earth and of man . 33 Vanishing of vehicles ............................... 34 Returning of souls ................................ 35 3. The First Human Wave .............................. 37 The cycle of necessity .............................. 37 Chhaya rupa..................................... 37 Relating to Earth.................................. 38 Shadow bodies . 39 The pitris ...................................... 40 Illusion of forms .................................. 41 The sense of hearing ............................... 41 Solar gods and lunar gods ............................ 42 Dnyaneshwari.................................... 43 Terrestrial bodies ................................. 44 The four letters .................................. 45 The spheres of expectation........................... 46 Contents 7 The letter . 48 The mindless beings...............................50 Pudding bags — the White Island ......................50 4. Details of the First Human Wave . 53 Meru and Ameru .................................55 Pushkara ...................................... 56 The seventh tissue................................57 The imperishable Sacred Land ........................58 Sishtas ....................................... 60 The Seven Seers .................................61 Periodical changes................................62 The Great Adjuster ...............................63 5. The Second Human Wave ...........................67 Transition of waves ...............................67 The emergence of new waves . 68 Antahkarana sarira ...............................71 From unity to diversity.............................72 Amanasa, chhaya, bhuta............................74 First Human Wave and Second Human Wave ...............75 Sexless and asexual ...............................76 6. Second Human Wave — Multiplication Through Division .......77 The process of cell division ..........................77 Fiery lives ..................................... 80 Building and destruction............................81 Disciples in the ten seed activities .....................84 Unity of all life ..................................85 Power of positive and negative thinking .................85 Giving a different direction..........................89 Basic constituents of life ...........................90 7. Details of the Second Human Wave . 93 Equilibrium beyond opposites ........................93 Multiplication through budding .......................96 8 the Seven WaveS of life The sense of touch ...............................97 The watchers of the waves ..........................97 8. The Third Human Wave ............................99 The most important phase in human development...........99 The throat centre ............................... 100 Bhagavata and Seven Waves . 102 The most interesting of all waves..................... 102 The sweat-born, the egg-born and the development of two sexes................................... 103 Birth of the great seers ........................... 105 Evolution of the human form ........................ 107 Development of senses............................ 109 Sons of passive yoga ............................. 110 Agnishwattas and barhishads ........................ 110 More about the sons of passive yoga ................... 111 9. Forms of Procreation . 115 From fission to budding, from budding to spores, to hermaphroditism .............................. 117 Hermaphroditism ............................... 118 10. The Androgynous State of Humanity ................... 123 Mythological descriptions of androgynous humanity ......... 123 Androgynous nature of initiates and avatars .............. 124 All round development ............................ 124 Fulfilment through a Master ........................ 127 Androgynous nature.............................. 127 “He is in She”.................................. 130 Prithu ....................................... 131 Male and female distinctions ........................ 131 Qualities of the Third Human Wave man ................ 133 The veiled chronology ............................ 135 Appearance of man on the planet..................... 136 Contents 9 11. Ancient Civilizations ............................. 137 The separation of sexes ........................... 137 Greater cities and civilizations than today ............... 137 No great structures on the physical plane in the East ........ 140 Great civilizations and loss of knowledge................ 143 Location of the Lemurian continent: Northern Lemuria ...... 144 Location of the Lemurian continent: Southern Lemuria ...... 146 A tilt of the axle of the Earth . 148 12. Manasaputras and the Elect Race ..................... 151 The beginning of language ......................... 151 The Elect Race ................................. 152 Shambala..................................... 154 Manasaputras .................................. 155 The urge to become human......................... 158 Five volumes of Secret Doctrine...................... 160 13. The Awakening of Mind............................ 163 Solar pitris, lunar pitris, terrestrial spirits ............... 163 Evolution through experience ....................... 165 Preparation of Man .............................. 168 Quickening of the human plant ...................... 171 The Hyperborean continent......................... 172 Faster learning through suffering and hate............... 179 14. The Constitution of Man ........................... 183 The soul and the fourfold body ...................... 183 Learning through trial and error...................... 184 Polygenesis . 186 Ascending to unity............................... 186 The middle principle ............................. 188 The great illusion ............................... 189 Family life .................................... 190 Seven fires ................................... 192 Ichha sakti,
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