Man & Muse

The Tatie of Nymphs Series : VI

In the literature on Theosophy … particularly the writings of Helena Blavatsky … we come across suggestions of a future human species much more advanced than our present experience. In Indic literature we are told that Siva gave birth to his son, Muruga, from the ' third eye ' in his forehead. In putting the two together … and in reference to science's evolution of the species … we come to a startling possibility in the human experience.

Is it possible that man … through the experiences of his lifetime … cultivates a realization of life in his mind … which is then communicated to his scrotum … as input to the developing Ulysses?* That would certainly be a case of dreaming … knowing … and coming to perceive the reality of our dreams in the birth of the man.

This brings us into consideration regarding the muses and the physical life of man. There are many who attests to the very real experience of muses in their lives … but how do they then relate to physical reality? At any one time … man may be supposed to be living his life … and creating input into the life of the future through the work of the muses. Would that account for some very bizarre experiences that we sometimes go through?

According to science … the specie homo sapien … emerged in the world about 3.5 million years ago. Human insight into the phenomenon would declare that the fishes … reptiles … birds … then mammals … would have created a growing input into the mind of evolution … which then emerged as the ape … and then the homo sapien. From here … in man's own learning … with regards to his awareness … we evolved the modern day man … who continues his learning of democracy … family … social organization … and individual awareness for the future.

What is then the nature of the man 500 years in the future? With a considerable mix of muses from around the world today … we'll have to say … that such a man must learn to balance the many qualities in himself into one coherent experience of the individual … where such an individual perceives his mind to be almost entirely congruent with the world out there.

What is new about such suggestions … is the growing nature of the human mind to inquire … and while Science points to the general theory of evolution and religion to the hand of God … man in his daily living … occupied with semblances of such issues ... may come to reject notions of mental instability ... and look to the refinement of his conscious understanding. Self understanding may have come of age in the 21^st century.

* Ulysses - Spermatozoa