Good is Love, and Evil is lack of Love, and Love is Christ (Son of God in the hexagram).
Love is the equilibrium of The Father and The Mother, and lack of Love is when we are out of equilibrium, that is, either the Mother or the Father are dominating. On Earth this condition is called Evil, or to be precise, Lucifer and Ahriman (Satan, Mammon, …) to show what dominates.
Sin creates Karma, and you sin when you do something you KNOW is evil/wrong, so a Cannibal living in a Cannibalistic tribe don’t create Karma because of cannibalism, not before the Christian priests come and tell him about the ten commandments, that you may not kill. This is also one of the reasons why children don’t create Karma.
Remember, Karma helps us to grow, it’s our memory from life to life.
A Rosicrucian once said: “We are on this Earth to sin, so sin, until you are tired of it, then stop, don’t continue as per habit.”. Or, in other words: It’s OK to fall, but not to stay down.
Those who don’t live because they are afraid to Sin don’t learn, they don’t create the necessary equilibrium between Chaos and Order, Feelings and Thinking, giving Love, Wisdom, and Will.
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#1 by Giorgi on September 3, 2009 - 11:32 am
I would like my opinion on good and evil. My statement is that there is evil at all. What we can call evil is lack of good. So we have absolute good, but in peripheries let say there is evil. So to compare, what is dark ? Its lack of light. What is cold state? Its lack of heat or warm state. Its interesting how we can find the God. Philosophically it opens only through negavite characteristics, or it is unlimited, it is immortal, it is endless etc. So it is rejection of negativity. In the same manner what is God? It is not evil. God is everywhere, so there is NO evil at all. What we consider as evil is only lower “state” of God. It is also notable that Hinduism considers as member of Trimurty (Trinity) Shiva who according to Christian believes can be regarded as Satan. Why? Because it is needed to take the “bad” souls. I think Boeme’s book in this regards opens many things. One more thing: I think that in relation to love and person, there should exist only unlimited love to the personificised God, thus unstraching all other ties.
#2 by Kim Graae Munch on September 3, 2009 - 8:34 pm
Yes:)