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THE SEVENS AND OTHERS By Professor Dr. Tan Man-Ho (An excerpt from the original work, Real World Views, Book 15, by Professor Dr. Tan Man-Ho entitled, "The Dramatic Universe, Black Holes and Wormholes, Post Imperialist Era, International Networking and Health Exercises," December 1983 ~ December 1986 Discourses, Chapter 2, Section B: "The Sevens and Others," pp. 67~76)
Snow White is a beautiful princess. Looks like she has to take care and handle the petty troubles caused by the 7 dwarfs (or petty-weaknesses) surrounding her. They are 1) Sneezy 2) Sleepy 3) Dopey 4) Doc 5) Happy 6) Bashful 7) Grumpy
A. THE SEVENS AND OTHERS 1 Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi’s Seven Blunders of the World Take note and
bear in mind the great thoughts of Gandhi regarding the seven blunders of
the world which focus on our contemporary ordinary three-brained beings’
mode of handling this seven inner impulse groups of being psyche hydrogens
in our own body and in our sociocosmic body, namely, about wealth, pleasure,
knowledge, commerce, science, worship and politics. The Seven
Blunders of the World from the Age of Aquarius where sociotechnocosmic
octave is growing are: 1. Wealth without work 2. Pleasure without conscience 3. Knowledge without character 4. Commerce without morality 5. Science without humanity 6. Worship without sacrifice 7. Politics without principle In addition, his grandson, Arun
Gandhi, added:
1.
Rights without responsibilities [Arun Gandhi]
2. Disagreement without discussion
3. Technology without direction
4. Connection without community
5. Teaching without joy
6. Learning without hope 2
Dante Alighieri’s Seven
Deadly Sins in his epic poem
The Divine Comedy: Take note too
and bear in mind the great thoughts of Dante regarding the Seven Deadly Sins
of the World which focus on our contemporary ordinary three-brained beings’
mode of handling this seven inner impulse groups of being psyche hydrogens
in our own body and in our sociocosmic body, namely, about lust, glutton,
greed, sloth, wrath, envy and pride. The Seven Deadly Sins of the World
from the Age of Pisces where Biocosmic Octave is maturing are: 2. Avaritia
(greed/avarice) 3. Luxuria
(lust/lechery) 4. Invidia
(envy) 5. Gula
(gluttony)
7. Acedia
(sloth/acedia/discouragement)
Addition to this list in the Age of Aquarius: Cruelty and dishonesty groups of hydrogens.
(Karl Menninger) Fear and superstition groups of hydrogens.
(Andrew Culbertson) 3 Roman Catholic Church's Seven Virtues Take note too
and bear in mind the great Roman Catholic Church’s Seven Virtues of the
World corresponding to the Seven Deadly Sins and which focus on our
contemporary ordinary three-brained beings’ mode of creating these seven
inner impulse groups of being psyche hydrogens in our own body and in our
sociocosmic body, namely, about chastity, temperance, charity, diligence,
patience, kindness and humility. The Seven Virtues of the World from the Age of Pisces where Biocosmic Octave is maturing are:
1. Castitas (chastity)
2. Temperantia (temperance)
3. Caritas (charity)
4. Industria (diligence)
5. Patientia (patience)
6. Humanitas (kindness)
7. Humilitas (humility) 4 Peter Binsfeld’s Seven Demon-being-ization of the World In 1589, Peter Binsfeld paired each
of the deadly sins with a demon,
who tempted people by means of the associated sin. According to
Binsfeld's classification of
demons, the pairings are as follows: 1. Lucifer: Pride (superbia) 2. Mammon: Greed (avaritia) 3. Asmodeus: Lust (luxuria) 4. Leviathan: Envy (invidia) 5. Beelzebub: Gluttony (gula or
gullia) 6. Satan/Amon:
Wrath (ira)
7. Belphegor: Sloth (acedia) Note that earlier version pointed Beelzebub to Envy
and Belphegor to Gluttony. Nothing will be comprehensive in all these thoughts
if the middle–eastern and oriental philosophy and wisdom in all the same
areas are not complemented to these exiting ones. 5 Gene Roddenberry’s Star Trek: Seven Deadly Sins Gene Roddenberry’s Star Trek stories, Star Trek: Seven Deadly Sins, contains seven short novels, which link each deadly sin to a major Trek race, namely, the Romulans (Pride), the Ferengi (Greed), the Mirror Universe (Lust), the Cardassians (Envy), the Borg (Gluttony), Klingons (Anger), the Klingons (Anger) and the Pakleds (Sloth). These ideas of the Age of Aquarius are repeating that which first arose from the feelings of the Age of Pisces. They vibrate ascending in discontinuities along the fundamental sociocosmic octave from the individual (DO), to the group (RE), to the family (MI), to the organization (FA), to the state (SO), to the nation (LA) and to the World-of-Nations (TI) - sociocosmic aberrating in coercive petty frictions at DO, RE and MI levels, in local wars at FA and SO levels and in nuclear-pointing mega world wars at TI-levels and certainly eating into both the 1st and 2nd lateral sociocosmic octaves forming the body of the FA-Historical Sociocosmic Species of Capitalism. The Seven Alien Races are:
1. Romulan (Pride)
2. Ferengi (Greed)
3. Mirror Universe (Lust)
4. Cardassian (Envy)
5. Borg (Gluttony)
6. Klingons (Anger)
7. Pakleds (Sloth)
6 Attempts by the Enneagram Groups The Enneagram integration attempted
by Oscar Ichazo, Claudio Naranjo, Richard Rohr, Elizabeth Wagele, Don
Richard Riso and Russ Hudson who all used G.I Gurdjieff Enneagram Symbol to
interpret these being-essence-and-personality-and-enlightenment group of
psyche hydrogens and the integration takes place during the Age of Aquarius
Thinking are summarized here:
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