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The speaker introduces the topic of evolution, involution, and revolution from the Gnostic perspective, distinguishing it from conventional scientific theories like Darwinism. He emphasizes the practical context of these concepts within authentic wisdom.
The explanation begins with the origin of the soul from the Absolute (Elohim), which is described as the inner God, Christ, or Divine Androgyne. Elohim emanates the soul, which is a unique force belonging to one of seven cosmic rays, each governed by a 'cosmocrator' or 'logos' (e.g., Michael, Uriel, Samael).
The speaker details the cosmic structure: Ayocos (all suns and worlds), Deuterocosmos (solar systems), Macrocosmos (galaxies like the Milky Way), Mesocosmos (planets like Earth), and Microcosmos (the human body). He highlights the transient nature of human life and material possessions, urging listeners to use their short existence for self-realization and liberation before it's too late.
The lowest cosmic level, the Tritocosmos, refers to the infernal worlds or submerged realms (Averno, Abichi, Hades, Tartarus) mentioned in various cultures. These worlds are governed by increasingly dense laws, leading to greater suffering. The human microcosm is subject to 48 laws, while the infernal worlds have 96 laws and beyond.
When the soul is emanated from Elohim, it does not directly become human. Instead, it begins its journey in the mineral kingdom as an elemental soul, experiencing millions of years as a simple rock (note 'Do'). Through learning and qualifying, it undergoes alchemical transformations, evolving into precious minerals like diamonds, which then serve a cosmic purpose. This elemental soul then evolves to the vegetal kingdom ('Re'), spending eons as plants, eventually qualifying to become beneficial plants that bear fruit or have healing properties, like roses.
Next, the soul moves to the animal kingdom ('Mi'), where it continues its pilgrimage, gaining experience and consciousness. The speaker notes a critical transition from 'Mi' to 'Fa' (the human realm) where there is no 'bemol' or qualification. This means the soul enters the human body not as a fully qualified human, but as a 'humanoid'—a human body with animal psychology. This is where negative traits like laziness, anger, and violence (referred to as 'larvas,' 'yoes causa,' or 'egoes causa') begin to develop, leading to societal degradation.
Nature guides the soul up to the human stage. Here, the soul is given 108 physical existences (bodies) to learn and evolve. These 108 lives are divided into three cycles of 36, corresponding to the three primary forces (Father, Son, Holy Spirit). Each life is experienced under various zodiacal influences, offering different lessons. Around the 80th life, the soul is introduced to Gnosis, or spiritual knowledge, providing an opportunity for 'revolution', which is a conscious choice, unlike the mechanical laws of evolution and involution.
If, after 108 lives, the soul does not pursue spiritual growth and self-realization, it enters the process of involution. This means descending back through the animal, plant, and mineral kingdoms, but as infernal beings (for example, a pig, harmful plants, uranium/plutonium). This path is described as involving immense, terrifying pain, akin to the 'weeping and gnashing of teeth' and the 'inferno' described in religious texts. This process serves to purify the soul of its accumulated egos before it can begin another evolutionary cycle.
Revolution is a personal, conscious path driven by the higher self (Elohim). It involves three factors: 'to be born' (alchemically through inner work), 'to die' (psychologically, by disintegrating the ego), and 'to sacrifice oneself for humanity' (by sharing knowledge and helping others). This path transforms a 'humanoid' into an authentic human. The speaker emphasizes that this path is difficult and often goes against worldly systems, making it a solitary journey. Those who embark on it must exhibit courage and resilience.
The video concludes by reiterating that the revolutionary path is for a select few who are genuinely interested in spiritual matters. It is a challenging journey, but the only way to exit the 'wheel of samsara' (the cycle of evolution and involution) and achieve true self-realization and inner ascent. The speaker encourages those who feel this inner calling to embrace it with dedication and perseverance.