Cosmic Play

Just what is maya? Maya is a Sanskrit word meaning the divine power of illusion, the principle of appearance, the marvelous power of creatio

McLean (1995) explains that the lila of the Goddess has been described like the game: playful but unpredictable, and yet the consequences of

A favorite “move” in depth psychology is to dive deeply into words. Lockhart (1983) in Words as Eggs talks about this in depth! Essentiall

Muktananda (1971) describes the universe as a Play of Consciousness. The playful nature of the Divine is ancient and pervasive, going back

If we think of the universe story as a kind of cosmic “who done it” we already have our suspect—we have implicated Absolute Consciousness, o

In discussing his universe, Bohm has also discovered a surprising relationship between maps and terrains. He has discovered that for the lo

Campbell (1995) explicates that the “great experience in Indian thought—indeed, the fundamental illuminating principle throughout the orient

WARNING: Along the way, you might get the feeling that we have been here before, that we keep circling around different ideas, eternally re

Now that we have glimpsed into the Mind of God, or the big “I” in the sky as it were, we will take a longer look by delving more deeply into

And just what was in the mind of God, aka the Cosmic Creative Principle, or Absolute Consciousness. What did Absolute Mind have in mind in