The LADDER OF LIFE.....

My phrase "Ladder of Life" is an analogy to help explain the Purpose of Life.... and yes, I believe there is a Purpose of Life, and I discuss this in considerable detail in my book: "Esochology and the Purpose of Life". Published by Publish America in 2009.

To begin this fascinating trip into one of the most secretive areas of the great "Unknown" of Life, use your creative juices and imagine a huge step ladder, the bottom rungs of which are much wider than the rungs as they ascend... because upon the bottom rungs of this ladder are perched the majority of Souls that have committed to Life. Committed to life? A Soul can "commit" to life?

Generally unknown to people [other than some Eastern mystics, or those familiar with mysticism] is the fact that there are numberless Souls existing on the Astral and Causal regions of Creation who have yet to "commit" to "Life". By using the term "Life", I refer to the many Esoteric [usually unseen] operations that each of us are subjected to that are built into Life [my term for the totality of everything taking place in support of every Soul as it fulfills the "Purpose of Life"].

To explain what the phrase "The Purpose of Life" means is easy...... if one comprehends what the Law of Karma means? Unfortunately, in the West, very few people realize what the Law of Karma means. And this lack of understanding is due to 1. The Christian penchant for the mistaken notion that Man has only one life to live; 2. The denial of the Esoteric two-thirds of Man by modern mental health; 3. A natural "built-in" fear of the "Unknown" subtly existing within the MIND of almost every single person. The net result of this "denial" is that in America, the majority of citizens ignore the Esoteric two-thirds of themselves and do not realize they are doing so. And modern mental health has systematically supported this denial for the last century.

The Purpose of Life is to do Karma. One rises up the rungs of the Ladder of Life by accumulating "Spiritual Evolution".... which is the result of "completing" Karma. And this entire process takes place entirely "within" oneself. Within the "mystical" and Esoteric realms operating within oneself. But nothing of this "within" can be seen or experienced by ones physical senses or ones brain or its thinking.

The fact is.... the ONLY way to access the Esoteric dimensions operating within oneself is via ones faculty of intuition. This "secret" continues because modern mental health is in denial of the Esoteric two-thirds of Man.

I have coined the term "Esotransmutation" to refer to the many Esoteric elements within Man that makeup this mystical and fascinating process of Reality .

What if I were to say that the Purpose of Life is "to do Karma". Would this make perfect sense to you? If so, then you know what Karma means. If you don't know what Karma means, check it out: " Karma" . Again, a simple verbal listing of words does not Karma explain. The most important aspects of Life are Esoteric. And since the Esoteric dimensions of Man exist beyond the grasp of ones brain, thinking, and physical senses, it cannot be conveyed by words. But it can be "experienced" by ones faculty of intuition. Ones intuition is an aspect of ones Apapsyche - [Operational Energy of ones Soul].

The fact that the Esoteric dimensions of Man cannot be known by ones brain or physical senses.... by thinking about them or by talking about them [except in the "abstract" by using abstract references], really limits people in their discovery of the Esoteric dimensions "within" themselves. And since the field of education in America ignores the faculty of intuition - along with science and modern mental health or "BS&bp" [Behavioral Science and the oxymoron "behavioral psychology"], it is relatively difficult for most people to discover this most important faculty of Man. The intellectualism we admire so much keeps the Truth from us.

So, the "Ladder of Life" is simply my way of picturing the process by which we Souls accumulate CDKA&EU. How we rise in Spirituality, in other words.