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Le Créateur, le Préservateur et le Destructeur éternels - [[Brahma]], '''Vishnu''' et [[Shiva]] - de la Trinité hindoue correspondent au concept occidental du Père, du Fils et du Saint-Esprit. Vishnu, la deuxième personne de la trinité, est le fils immortel, le conservateur du dessein divin, le restaurateur de l'univers par la lumière de la sagesse. | Le Créateur, le Préservateur et le Destructeur éternels - [[Brahma]], '''Vishnu''' et [[Shiva]] - de la Trinité hindoue correspondent au concept occidental du Père, du Fils et du Saint-Esprit. Vishnu, la deuxième personne de la trinité, est le fils immortel, le conservateur du dessein divin, le restaurateur de l'univers par la lumière de la sagesse. | ||
En tant que Préservateur, Vishnu préserve le dessein divin conçu dans la flamme de la Sagesse. Il restaure l'univers par la lumière de la Sagesse qui guérit tout. En tant que Fils, Vishnu incarne la sagesse du [[Christ cosmique]]. Il est également le médiateur, ou le pont, entre la conscience humaine et [[Brahman]], la Réalité absolue. | |||
According to the teachings of Hinduism, whenever the forces of darkness would get the upper hand on earth, Vishnu would come to the aid of humanity by taking incarnation as an [[avatar]]. (In this sense of the word, [[Jesus Christ]] is an incarnation of Vishnu. So are [[Lord Maitreya]], Lord [[Gautama Buddha]], Lord [[Sanat Kumara]]. All come in the lineage of the Second Person of the Trinity, the [[Universal Christ]].) The avatar would vanquish evil and establish the [[religion]] of the age in which he was born. | According to the teachings of Hinduism, whenever the forces of darkness would get the upper hand on earth, Vishnu would come to the aid of humanity by taking incarnation as an [[avatar]]. (In this sense of the word, [[Jesus Christ]] is an incarnation of Vishnu. So are [[Lord Maitreya]], Lord [[Gautama Buddha]], Lord [[Sanat Kumara]]. All come in the lineage of the Second Person of the Trinity, the [[Universal Christ]].) The avatar would vanquish evil and establish the [[religion]] of the age in which he was born. | ||
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Le Créateur, le Préservateur et le Destructeur éternels - Brahma, Vishnu et Shiva - de la Trinité hindoue correspondent au concept occidental du Père, du Fils et du Saint-Esprit. Vishnu, la deuxième personne de la trinité, est le fils immortel, le conservateur du dessein divin, le restaurateur de l'univers par la lumière de la sagesse.
En tant que Préservateur, Vishnu préserve le dessein divin conçu dans la flamme de la Sagesse. Il restaure l'univers par la lumière de la Sagesse qui guérit tout. En tant que Fils, Vishnu incarne la sagesse du Christ cosmique. Il est également le médiateur, ou le pont, entre la conscience humaine et Brahman, la Réalité absolue.
According to the teachings of Hinduism, whenever the forces of darkness would get the upper hand on earth, Vishnu would come to the aid of humanity by taking incarnation as an avatar. (In this sense of the word, Jesus Christ is an incarnation of Vishnu. So are Lord Maitreya, Lord Gautama Buddha, Lord Sanat Kumara. All come in the lineage of the Second Person of the Trinity, the Universal Christ.) The avatar would vanquish evil and establish the religion of the age in which he was born.
Vishnu was thus incarnated nine times, always manifesting the qualities of Hari.[1] His most notable manifestations were as Rama and Krishna (his eighth incarnation).
Vishnu is the all-pervading Protector—protecting the Son in manifestation by God-awareness of both Self and anti-Self. He wields the sword of the Word for the annihilation by Wisdom’s fire of the forces of the anti-Self that would steal the light of that True Self before it is self-realized in the issue of God. This personification of the Godhead is the Preserver of the divine design conceived in Wisdom’s flame out of Power’s lawful Presence. Vishnu is the Restorer of the universe by Wisdom’s all-healing light, by the Science of Mind that is the true Power of illumination’s alchemy of Love.
His consort, Lakshmi
► Main article: Lakshmi
Lakshmi, Vishnu’s consort, is eternally identifiable as the polarity of all that he is. She is Wisdom unveiled in blessings of prosperity, the precipitation of abundance by the science of Prakriti and Purusha and the control of the four cosmic forces. She bears a cornucopia of good fortune by the “eye-magic” of the all-seeing eye of her Beloved. She teaches the mastery of karmic cycles on the cosmic clock, and multiplicity and beauty out of the Law of the One. Herself the Beautiful Mother, she mirrors the image of Wisdom’s God as health and holiness to her children.
Lakshmi took human form to serve as his consort in each of his incarnations. Lakshmi’s incarnations included Sita, the faithful wife of Rama; the cow girl Radha, beloved of Krishna; and Rukmini, the princess whom Krishna later married.
See also
Sources
Mark L. Prophet and Elizabeth Clare Prophet, The Masters and Their Retreats, s.v. “Vishnu.”
“The Divine Lovers,” 1985 Pearls of Wisdom, vol. 1.
- ↑ Hari is a name for Vishnu, sometimes rendered “the Remover of Sorrow”; thought to be derived from hri, “to take away or remove evil or sin.”