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I raised my hand to interrupt Jamal. "Are you are saying that today's Hinduism is the total opposite of your Allah recognition where we stand in awe before the majesty of the universal Principle that is the harmonizing power of the Universe itself? My friend Steve calls the Spirit of it, Love."
"It appears that Hinduism has been perverted to where it smothers, what would normally be reflected in our humanity and in the unfolding profundity of the human experience," said Jamal. "Hinduism has become a tool, intentionally created for the imperial conquest and domination, designed to subjugate society beginning with the Aryan invasion of India around 1500 BC. Its perversion has cut deep into the human heart for over three millennia, casting a shadow so long that it may have blanketed the human Soul around the world. A great deal of healing is evidently needed to remove that blanket. Now the Ice Age is forcing us to get on with the long-overdue 'healing.' For this we need to develop the Principle of Universal Love, and everything that goes with it. The capacity to do this is our gift from Allah. It turns isolation into an intimate embrace. It makes the healing achievable. And so, if the healing happens, it makes the coming Ice Age transition a non-event, whenever it happens. As I said before, the path to building an Ice Age Renaissance is not an impossible one. Its road is clear. It is a beautiful road, straight and easy, leading to an ever-richer world."
Mohja nodded to me. "You should have signed up for the Love Beyond Religion workshop," she said to me. "Actually the workshop should have been called The Incredible Human Experience. One of the moderators spoke about the process of combining sex and loving as a mutually enriching process, in which both aspects become greater, and the end-result becomes greater even than both aspects combined."
Mohja told us about the workshop. She compared the process of combining sex and loving into joy, and said it is similar to the process of tending a garden that has been neglected, which becomes an unending process of pulling out weeds that shouldn't have rooted there, and of planting roses in their stead. She pointed out that it isn't enough to pull out the weeds, which would leave the garden bare. She added that there are many such 'weeds' on the sexual scene. Pulling out weeds alone does not make a garden great. She told us that one needs to replace them with beautiful things that one wishes to grow up with, in life.
She looked at Jamal and said that the human garden becomes richer in beauty by this kind of process, as new colors are added. She told us that the human garden will then soon 'explode' with a profusion of colors and joy, all created with endless devotion and a great care to bring to light the beauty of our divine Soul, as all gardens invariably do. She pointed out to us that there are sixteen kinds of flowers in the garden of the Taj Mahal. She said that each represents a facet of the color, the beauty, and the fragrance of Love. She also said that the sixteen kinds of flowers do not represent a limit in human unfolding, but rather represent infinity. She told us that the factor four is prominently represented in the design of the Taj Mahal, and she added that in her perception the four elements are loving, sex, joy, and beauty. She said that these four elements are deeply rooted in the fabric of our passionate humanity, where they are all needed, and need to be cultured, and be cultured together again and again, by which the incredible human experience truly becomes as incredible as it has the potential to be.
I interrupted her, suggesting that she forgot marriage, economics, science, peace, truth, even Allah, as essential elements in the fabric of our humanity.
She just grinned. "They are included," she said, "and it becomes your task to figure out how. In real life they are all intertwined, and many aspects have different meanings in different contexts. That makes our scientific self-development as human beings such a wonderful adventure."
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