Contents  | Time In

• Mars, the God of war, the fiery warrior (exoteric)  | 0.00
• The lamb of God, the Christ, Mercury (esoteric)  | 4.15
• The horns of the Ram forming a pedestal of the throne; evolutionary growth  | 5.58
• Aries bears the Mind of God the planetary Logos; the beginning of the process  | 6.50
• Mercury the messenger of the Gods; the lamb (disciple); the Christ principle  | 7.53
• The alpha and omega; the symbolism of the horns (involution/evolution)  | 8.58
• The highest shambalic quality aspect; the divine will; Uranus (7th ray)  | 10.09
• The Rays 1-4-7 are the mechanism of the manifestation of the 1st ray  | 12.40
• What is the quality of the Moon when it is in Aries?  | 13.10
• The symbology of the card  | 14.16

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• The desire of God; the three qualities  | 0.00
• The background of the Aries and Taurus card  | 1.46 
• Taurus is the preeminent feminine sign in the Zodiac  | 2.27 
• Taurus ruling the Waters of the cosmic Astral Plane (Love-Wisdom)  | 5.14 
• The Logos desires what is in the womb of Taurus  | 6.28 
• Taurus rules the all-seeing third eye and sees the sum of the waters of cosmic astral  | 8.13 
• Taurus is the Pleiadian dispensation; the purpose of our solar system  | 10.26 
• Orion and the charging Bull; the feminine principle  | 10.47 
• The return to cosmic astral space  | 12.47 
• Orion and nebulas are the birthing ground of stars projected by the Pleiades  | 13.30 
• Aldebaran and cosmic humanity; the vision of Taurus  | 17.16 
• The rulers are: Venus, Vulcan and Vulcan  | 18.47 
• Vulcanism and the energies at the centre of the earth  | 19.21 
• Venus  is the ruler of the mind/intellect and Vulcan the bringer of death  | 21.24 
• The number four and it's meaning  | 23.06 
• The dawn, the initial beginning, the fiery birthing.  | 23.40 
• Taurus wields the stream of consciousness, the basis of the development of wisdom  | 26.36 
• Taurus is the human feminine, Virgo is the devic intelligence principle  | 27.25 
• The river of time and the consciousness river  | 29.26 
• Subplanes of the planes of perception  | 31.05 
• The throne of God and the King's Chamber of the Pyramid  | 32.48 
• Taurus is ruling the Systemic and cosmic Astral plane  | 34.33 

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• Gemini governs the etheric body the four cosmic ethers  | 0.00
• Arachne the thirteenth sign between Gemini and Cancer  | 1.50 
• The fluid often unstable relationship (Exoteric)  | 2.38 
•  Gemini governed the Lemurian Root Race and is the sign of the cosmic Christ  | 3.48 
• The grand architect of the universe  | 4.54 
• The temple builder (Esoteric), the divine intermediary  | 7.00 
• Mastering the temple of our own body  | 9.48 
• The mutable cross; the heart in the temple  | 10.21 
• The rulers are: Mercury (relates Gemini to Virgo), Venus (higher Mind), the Earth  | 11.19 
• The dense physical is the grand illusion. The real is the ethric body  | 15.29 
• The Antahkarana is the Rainbow bridge; the 3rd and 7th Rays  | 17.25 
• The Aquarian impetus and the triad with Virgo and Gemini  | 19.17 
• The four cosmic Ethers and the attainment of the void  | 19.55 

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• Cancer is the most watery sign of the zodiac apart from Scorpio and Pisces  | 0.00
• The hypersensitive hermit crab and the crabs fearfulness  | 1.48 
• The crab does not like to let go (claws) because of its excessive obsession  | 2.29 
• The crab lives between earthy and astral activity, and carries its home and possessions  | 3.17 
• Massed psychic sensitivity and reaction is the exoteric aspect of the average humanity  | 4.46 
• The sign takes an arm of the cardinal cross and is the sign of reincarnation  | 6.24 
• The six legs relate to the material domain, the hexagram and the feminine  | 7.34 
• The esoteric Cancerian is 'the dispeller of the waters'  | 8.20 
• The keynote of the initiate of the sign is 'Light of the watery lives'  | 9.39 
• Neptune, the hierarchical ruler brings in the cosmic astral waters, love or bodhicitta  | 10.42 
• The ethric double and the astral body  | 11.54 
• The Taurus Gemini and Cancer relation and the maṇḍala  | 14.58 
• The Earth-Moon relationship, the kundalini fire and the mount of Initiation  | 19.36 
• The coil of the serpent; the permanent atoms; Neptunes Trident  | 21.37 
• The link between the Head Lotus (main body of the crab) and the soul  | 25.39 
• The solar plexus is the abdominal brain  | 29.00 
• The liberation of kundalini; the soul absorbing only the refined saṃskāras  | 30.17 
• The cosmic incarnation encompassing dark space, the process of the deva kingdom  | 32.30 
• Our solar system is governed by the 2nd Ray, which heightens the cosmic astral  | 33.23 
• Using the clear Light of Mind to rule the emotions, but not by force  | 34.40  
• Becoming lords of Mind and the awakening of kundalini  | 36.26 
• The intuition in the Atlantis time; love and the astral plane magic  | 38.02 

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• Stands for self-consciousness; governs the Soul in nature; the 'I am' principle  | 0.00
• The fixed cross and the polar opposite is Aquarius; the sign Capricorn and Virgo  | 2.38 
• The mind is associated with Leo and is developed by the human kingdom  | 4.08 
• The iḍā and piṇgalā nāḍīs and the illumination of the mind  | 4.48 
• The awakening of the Heart and the mastery of the fiery element  | 7.17 
• ‘Man know thyself’ in three levels and the antaḥkaraṇa of knowingness  | 8.35 
• ‘The self-conscious individual’; ‘the lord of the earthy domain’; and ‘the soul of all life’  | 9.30 
• Aquarius and the Bodhisattva path  | 11.15 
• The lover of themselves; the sign Leo governs humanity the best  | 12.11 
• A fiery birds are the refined prāṇas; the five-headed serpent  | 13.56 

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• The mother of nature, deva kingdom and the Mercurian deva Mind  | 0.00
• The pillar of the temple of Gemini (iḍā nāḍī stream) and the Hexagram  | 2.31
• The geometry of Base of the Spine, Sacral and Gonad centre. The point of rising kuṇḍalinī  | 9.30
• The resolution of karma and the decending monadic aspect that liberates the fires  | 12.41
• The abundance of Mother Nature  | 13.25
• The four flowers and the leaves represent the five elements or prāṇas  | 15.19
• The child touching the Sphinx and a 'spiral flower' representing the sushumna nāḍī  | 18.32
• The Devas, the Tree of Knowledge, and Gemini and the Swastika  | 21.03
• The activity in the womb of nature  | 25.38
• Questions  | 26.09
• The mother of the divine child, sowing the wheat (soul)  | 28.04
• The Earthy signs Taurus and Capricorn  | 30.15
• Mercury, Moon/Vulcan, Uranus and Jupiter  | 31.47
• Generating the Will to overcome the problems of nature  | 34.46
• Fertility and the Sacral centre  | 36.40

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• The process of meditation; The holding of the breath between the in- and outbreathing  | 0.00
• The Tau cross and the six realms of Buddhism  | 2.22
• The Cardinal cross; Libra is the conditioning of the testings in Scorpio  | 4.33
• Libra is standing on the Pillar of the temple (īḍa or piṇgalā nāḍī)  | 8.15
• The evolution of the globes of the spheres  | 10.03
• The Zodiac with different numbers of signs relates to past, present, and future  | 13.03
• The pentads govern the deva kingdom, and the hexagram governs the human kingdom  | 15.31
• A Dragon around the stem holding the scales in his mouth  | 16.52
• The Tau Cross at the hub of the wheel, symbolises the manifestation of the logos  | 17.49
• The exoteric Libran symbolises the balance between opposing desires  | 19.06
• For the disciple or esoteric Libran, it is the breath of God, or the Interlude  | 20.16
• The sign Libra exoterically is the lawgiver; esoterically the dispenser of the karma  | 21.34
• Question: About exoteric aspect of the sign related to the personal-I  | 22.49
• The exoteric planet is Venus which governs the Mind, Uranus is the esoteric sign mastering the energies  | 23.04
• The Hierarchical Ruler is Saturn, and the law of karma that turns the wheel  | 24.05
• The inverted pentagram representing involution, the upwards pointing pentagram evolution  | 26.57
• Libran born people are relatively quiet and contemplative  | 27.59
• The twelve Creative Hierarchies, and the awakening of the Heart  | 29.00
• The wheel of Consciousness space, the evolution of Dragon Wisdom  | 30.35
• Bands of the colour are of the seven non-liberated Hierarchies.  | 31.27
• The explanation of the seven bands that are incarnated in our solar system  | 33.21
• The three pans of the Balance and the Pentagram  | 33.54
• The colours Violet Red, Indigo are inverted because they relate to the Creative Hierarchies  | 34.48
• The Zodiac with only ten signs: Text passage from D.K.  | 36.29
• The Three pans of Libra depicting the alchemical process  | 36.57

• The central figure is Hercules and the nine-headed Hydra  | 0.00
• The sign Taurus governs cosmic astral plane; the polar opposite of Scorpio  | 2.34
• The card deals with the 9th labour; the kill of the nine-headed Hydra  | 7.03
• The Desert landscape represents an uninhabitable place, narrow mindedness and critical nature  | 8.32
• The Symbolism of the snake (venom), and it's transmutation into a Dragon of life (ambrosia)  | 9.52
• The background looks busy because of the nature of the human mind (desire)  | 11.19
• The Signs of the initiation path  | 16.25
• ‘Destroying the Lernaean Hydra’ (Text passage from The Labours of Hercules by A.A.Bailey)  | 19.23
• Commentary: Battling the emotions and the swamp of Lernaean  | 23.06
• The seven subplanes of each plane of perception  | 25.06
• The way to tackle the Hydra is to go in humility in the knees  | 25.25
• Continuing reading the ‘Destroying the Lernaean Hydra’  | 26.49
• Commentary: Mastering the emotions  | 27.23
• Continuing reading the ‘Destroying the Lernaean Hydra’  | 29.49
• The immortal head of the Hydra symbolises ignorance, and the rock is saṃsāra  | 30.54
• Continuing reading the ‘Destroying the Lernaean Hydra.’  | 32.56
• Hercules battles with his bare hands, on his knees, throw off his lion skin, club, bow and arrows  | 33.33
• Heads of the Hydra: Three groups of three heads  | 34.42
• The Scorpionic disciple masters the lower siddhis of the watery world  | 38.31
• The battlefield of desire' and 'the triumphant disciple'  | 41.06
• A series of triads, geometry of etheric space; the nāḍī system  | 45.09
• The transmutation of samskaras of each chakra through the entire nāḍī system.  | 46.48
• The underlying gridwork of the nāḍī system is based on the pentagram  | 48.11
• The sign governs the evolution of the mystic path (agony and ecstasy)  | 52.09

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• Centaur (old symbolism in Atlantian times); thinking principle related to the animal nature  | 0.00
• The simple background is, because the archer has one-pointed aspiration  | 1.02
• Changing ambition into aspiration, devotion, and personal into spiritual Will  | 1.53
• The rider on the white horse is an Initiate; the mind (is ruling) and body is united (Arian)  | 3.47 
• Focussing on a target; Holding the bow is tensed like in yoga meditation  | 5.16 
• The target represents in the colours of the Rays of the various Ashrams  | 7.33 
• The Centaur has his four feet (animal nature) , and the horserider only two on the ground (upwards heavenly)  | 8.36 
• The night sky, is depicted in the dawn early morning, the best time for fireing the arrow  | 9.29 
• The triplicity of 1-6-7 Ray's and quaternary of 2-3-4-5 Ray’s  | 10.05 
• Keyphrase for the average human being: ‘one-pointed ambition’  | 11.29 
• Gemini is the polar opposite sign, and part of the mutable cross  | 12.16 
• The esoteric keyphrase: ‘The directed arrow of aspiration’  | 14.26 
• The art of archery in Zen  | 16.47 
• The whole training of meditation  | 18.06 
• The Initiate; the Avatar on the white horse; a decent of God  | 18.37 
• Question: About the meaning of Mars and Jupiter in Saggitarius (Zodiac chart)  | 22.12 
• Characteristics of Saggitarius  | 23.23 
• Rider on the white horse and the Revelation  | 25.45 

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• Excerpt from Esoteric Cosmology by D.K.  | 0.00
• Comment: The mountain of Mind (cosmic mental plane), separating the sheep (disciples) from the goat (DB)  | 1.30
• The Substance of cosmic unredeemed mind, mūlaprakṛti, The Unicorn  | 3.50
• The Alpha and Omega  | 5.10
• The evolution of the three horn signs  | 6.58
• The three triangles of the Capricorn symbol  | 9.31
• Downflow of energy from cosmic mental plane  | 12.01
• The missing Earth sign is Virgo  | 13.38
• Two other mysteries, by DK  | 14.53
• Initiation cosmically, Leo and the Unicorn  | 15.41 
• Makara the crocodiles symbolising attachment to samsara  | 22.05
• Individualistic aspect of the goat; the yogi black or white  | 24.24
• The pentagram symbol in the head of the goat  | 25.01
• The three guṇas: rajas (passion, activity), sattva (purity, equilibrium), and tamas (ignorance, inertia)  | 25.49
• Unicorn the goat horse  | 28.53
• Explanation of the colours of the mountain top  | 30.14
• Are Dragons more significant in our cosmology than Unicorns?  | 30.24
• Where do the Unicorns fit in?  | 31.12
• The Esoteric significance of the Pegasus  | 31.51
• The exoteric and esoteric statement/keynote  | 34.48
• Capricorn the ruler of karma  | 36.35
• The pinnacle of the mountain the abstract mind  | 38.01
• The Bands of Colour  | 38.45

Contents  | Time In

• Introduction  | 0.00
• The ten sign Zodiac  | 4.42
• The standing man, woman or angel with a pitcher of water comming from the shoulders  | 7.21
• The Mudra of the Heart  | 8.03
• The pitcher placed on the Heart centre  | 9.29
• Devotion, aspiration, idealism and creative imagination  | 10.05
• The Heart and the Throat centre combined in one mandala  | 12.38
• The top circle and the Mutable cross  | 13.53
• The fixed and the eight-armed cross  | 15.02 
• The antaḥkaraṇa - bypassing the soul  | 17.28 
• The central figure is a meditating monk  | 18.34 
• The blue background of love; the ideal Bodhisattva  | 20.03 
• The negative side of the younger Aquarian  | 24.40 
• Jupiter is the esoteric ruler  | 27.06 
• The Moon the Hierarchical ruler  | 28.40 
• Summary of the personality characteristics of the sign  | 30.20 
• The role of the Aquarius in Christian monasticism and relation to Pisces  | 33.17 
• Why is the symbol (antaḥkaraṇa ) on the side so long?  | 38.07 
• Why is the pitcher in upwards position and not pouring the water down?  | 38.50

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• The last sign of the Zodiac signifying the ending and beginning of cycles  | 0.00
• The death of the Soul - yoked to the life of man's personality aspect  | 2.19
• The mutable and fixed cross and cyclic activity (saṃsāra)  | 4.10
• The Exoteric rulers is Jupiter (2nd Ray); the unevolved psychic personality  | 5.02
• The reattachment of the soul; Pluto the lord of death  | 6.34
• The eye in the centre and the three figures  | 8.30
• The two pans and the central sphere in relation to the Libra card  | 12.29
• The manifesting life pouring through vivifying the new planetary sphere  | 13.55 
• The Buddha in the iris of the larger eye and the mudra symbolising teaching or the law  | 14.15
• The golden yellow light and the outer silver aura   | 16.55 
• The circumscribing indigo blue is that of the dharmkāya  | 17.23
• The muddied element water and psychicism (swamp)  | 17.53 
• The keynote for the orthodox person and the disciple  | 19.01
• The Buddhist, Christian and Muslim religions  | 19.26 
• The concept of sacrifice and the concept of dying to the form  | 20.48 
• The hierarchical sign; the world saviour  | 21.06 
• Mediumship and psychic phenomena  | 22.19 
• The hidden Christ; the Soul  | 24.10 
• The transmutation of the lower nature into its higher manifestation  | 25.32 
• The lower ordinary low grade medium  | 25.32