Creator and Creators: Co-Creation With Nature - A Synthesis Of Spiritual Philosophy And Science

By Roza Riaikkenen and Margarita Riaikkenen

Creator and Creators starts from the point of Nothing/Everything and the cosmic Rhythm, and gradually includes and explains the esoteric and exoteric mechanisms that lead to manifestation of life as we know it. Through an analysis of personal experience and the synthesis of spiritual philosophy and modern discoveries in cosmology, quantum physics, and the holographic mechanisms of genetics and neurophysiology Creator and Creators develops a new definition of Matter and new explanations of the nature of Time, Gravitational Waves, and Dark Energy. The book also solves the argument between the creationists and evolutionists by providing a cyclic theory of Creation and Evolution.

• Language: English
• Publisher: John Hunt Publishing
• Release date: Jul 27, 2018
• ISBN: 9781785357084

Roza Riaikkenen

Roza and Margarita Riaikkenen are a mother and daughter team who have background in engineering, science, music, and art. Roza, a PhD in technical sciences, is also a music teacher. Margarita is an educated engineer and artist, a member of the Australian Guild of Realist Artists and Pastel Society of Victoria Australia. They both participated in the underground ecological and spiritual movement in USSR and Russia and are long term students of spirituality. Roza and Margarita immigrated in Australia in 1995. They coauthored books The Laws of Life and The Return of the Prodigal Son (published 2004 in one volume). They write articles and lecture internationally. Together, they have raised Margarita's four children.

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Creator and Creators

Many Thanks for your Great Wisdom and Artistry.

Victoria LePage, author of Shambhala and Mysteries of the Bridechamber

I would like to congratulate you on this great work. It is quite comprehensive.

Sanjay Raghav, MBBS, MD, DM, FRACP, adjunct senior lecturer Monash University, Department of Medicine, Therapeutic Director at Yarra Valley Living Centre, House of Gawler Cancer Foundation

…full of interesting ideas and concepts, this is a book which presents a possible view of life and existence. Much of it should be familiar to those with some experience of esoteric traditions and the authors’ hypothesis that existence is a multi-layered hologram is a good addition to the esoteric literature.

Dr. Gregory Woodford, PhD in mathematics Melbourne University

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Contents

Editor’s Foreword

Acknowledgements

Introduction

Chapter 1

The Process of Manifestation – Creation

The Urge to Live

The Introduction to Creation (Manifestation)

The Fire of Consciousness

The Holographic Process of Manifestation Appearance of Time and Space

The Role of Chaos

Universes Manifest and Unmanifest. Dark Energy

Trinity – a Mechanism of Creation

The Enigma of Trinity

The Trinities of Creation

Trinity’s Mechanism

The Birth of Archetypes

How Spirit is Shaping Matter by Thought

Division of the One and the ‘Cosmic Magnet’ of Unification

‘Weaving’ the Archetypal Shapes and Mathematics

The Archetypes

The Three Worlds of Existence

The Fiery World

The Fine (Subtle) World

The Solid World

Continuity and its Applications

The Monad in the Three Worlds of Existence

Vibrations, Holographic Code and the Monad

Reality and Illusion in Human Life

Creation of Creators

The ‘Crystallized Light’ of Prima Materia

The Perfect Pattern

The Creator is Creating Co-creators

How We are Growing as Creators

Chapter 2

Manifestation of Nature

How Nature is Created

What exactly is Nature?

The Archetypes are Shaping Nature

Archetypes in Music

Creating Vibrations – Colour-Tone Radiations

Creation Begins from Responsibility

What is Matter?

How Science Defines Matter

How We Understand Matter

Reflection of the Process of ‘Weaving’ in the Matter of the Solid World.

Illusion and Reality of Matter

Co-creation with Nature

Searching for Harmony with Nature and its Laws

Human Dilemmas when Dealing with Nature

We are Learning.

Chapter 3

Manifestation of the Human Body

Manifestation on the Boundary of Worlds

We are United in Spirit’s Body, the Soul

Our Abilities of Manifesting Matter

Manifestation of Life in Different Worlds

The Display of the Wave of Time Density in Different Worlds

Manifestation of Human Monads in the Solid World

Adam and Eve. Proliferation of Genetic Information

Holography in Cells

Manifestation of Organic and Inorganic Life

The Cell’s Holographic Mechanism

Decoding the Genetic Code

The Ways of Development

The Universe in a Human Body

Differentiation of Universal Consciousness and Appearance of Matter.

The ‘Silver Thread’ and the Heart

Consciousness and the Brain

Consciousness in Humans

Holography in the Brain

Consciousness and the Brain

The Workings of the Brain and Neuroplasticity

Neuroplasticity in the books by Norman Doidge

Development of the Brain

New Ways of Healing

Chapter 4

Development of Life in the Universe and in Humans

The Cycle of Creation and Evolution

Creation and Evolution

Involution and Evolution of Monads

The Spirals of Involution and Evolution

The Rules of Cosmic Harmony

Evolution of the Universe. Gravitation. Black Holes

The Observer

The Creator and Co-creators as Observers

Holographic Vision and its Applications

The Distraction of Manipulation

Different Angles of Vision

The Way of Evolution

We Are Immortal

Life is Endless

Human Perception of ‘Death’

Human Options and the Master’s Advice

Mortality and Immortality in Human Perception

Working with Thought

What is Thought?

The Process of Thinking

Putting Thought into Action

Experience of Thought Materialization

On the Path of Evolution

Chapter 5

The Ways of Shaping the Future

Ways to the Perfect Design

The Perfect Design or Our Own Doing?

Interaction of Worlds

Understanding as a Result of Experience and Learning

Balancing Power

Directing our Movement towards the Perfect Design Initiations

Weaving, War, and Wisdom

Goddess Neith. Weaving of War and Peace

War or Peace

Co-Measurement – the Path to the Future

Where is the Way to Balance?

The Artificial Measure of Money

The Law of Co-measurement

Connection between Energy and Vibration Frequency in Terms of Physics

The Law of Co-measurement Stems from the Cosmic Laws of Equilibrium

The Measure of Human Value

Co-measurement and Human Endeavours

Emulating the universal mechanisms

Synthesis and Brotherhood

The Road to Unity

Synthesis and Education

The Parable of the Rower

Conclusion

Appendix 1. Agni Yoga, review

Appendix 2. The Fire of Kalagia, review

Appendix 3. The Mysterious Story of X7. Exploring the Spiritual Nature of Matter, review

Notes

Bibliography

Glossary

Also by Roza and Margarita Riaikkenen

The Laws of Life

The Return of the Prodigal Son

To our Teachers

Give me a place to stand on, and I can move the earth (Archimedes)

Namely, the beauty of synthesis will remain for the whole of your life. Each investigator who devotes himself to even the least detail in the structure of the Universe arrives at it through the principle of breadth, and not through narrowness. Thus, cognition will be all-embracing. Verily, where burns the fire of knowledge, there has been ordained a luminous future

(Agni Yoga, Brotherhood, 427)

Editor’s Foreword

As Above so Below the Hermetic philosophers of ancient days would say, but what exactly does that mean for today’s world? The book you have in your hands beautifully and succinctly speaks to a 21st century readership with a combination of Ancient Wisdom and the latest discoveries in modern science and mathematics. It presents the creation myths of old in language we can understand and appreciate. The wisdom of the ancient sages and how it can be practically applied to save our world permeates every page.

Following and developing themes from the authors’ 2004 classic, The Laws of Life, this book combines mysticism and science to show how man relates to Universal Creation and his latent capacity as a co-creator in Nature’s divine plan. Here you will find a broad vista of perspectives on cosmology and hints for the future based on cooperation rather than the exploitation of Nature. Drawing on the authors’ scientific background and their own extensive life experience, combined with expert knowledge of Theosophy, Agni Yoga, and the modern Russian spiritual classic, Kalagia, this book presents explanations of the three worlds of Spirit, Subtlety, and Solidity and how they relate to each other. A huge range of related subjects are expertly presented including practical advice on why and how we should control our thoughts and how thought and consciousness work in a holographic Universe.

Ancient philosophic questions such as the power of Free Will versus Predetermination and the mysteries of how the One became the Many are explained in the light of ancient teaching and the latest scientific knowledge. Read on and you will discover practical applications of viewing the Universe as a manifestation of conscious energy, such as colour and other kinds of vibration. Brain science and reproductive medicine are seen in a new light. Practical directions in life based on seeing ourselves as spiritual voyagers in a sea of energy are discussed, such as overcoming depression and anxiety without drugs.

Implications of looking at the world as a manifestation of light and vibration are presented in a clear and understandable language. Of special importance in today’s world of social media, the book features a fascinating section on manipulators of our thought life with the use of modern technology. Perspectives on the mysteries of life after death are explained in easy to understand terms and with implications for daily life in today’s high pressure world, for example, a discussion of suicide.

Technical discussion is combined with explanatory diagrams and parables to clarify the profound issues that absorb the thoughtful reader on every page. A glossary and comprehensive bibliography are provided for those who may wish to venture further on their own voyage of spiritual and scientific discovery.

So why not set your sail to the winds of change and venture into the unchartered waters of the Universal energy sea awaiting you in this fascinating new book from Roza and Margarita Riaikkenen!

Andrew Rooke.

Acknowledgements

We would like to express deep gratitude to our editor, Andrew Rooke, for his comprehensive and unwavering collaboration in our shared work with all the books, articles, and lectures that we have given and published over the past two decades.

Many thanks to mathematician, Dr. Gregory Woodford for his thorough review and thoughtful suggestions for improvement of the manuscript. We are grateful to neurologist, Dr. Sanjay Raghav for his appreciation, encouragement and valuable suggestions for the accuracy of the medical aspects of our book. Thanks to Professor Krishna Vaddadi for his thoughtful suggestions. Our thanks go to Paul Rooke for his expert advice over questions of economics and theosophy and for his thorough review of the manuscript.

Thanks to Richard Riaikkenen and Jasmine Brazilek who helped us along the way. Thanks also to Igor Paul Riaikkenen for his invaluable designer advice. Grateful appreciation to Rachel Kisin for her assistance with the introduction of the book, her encouragement and support. Thank you Alla Petrov for your trust in us and eagerness to help.

Our thanks to the Nicholas Roerich Museum (New York) and its Director Gvido Trepša, and to the Agni Yoga Society for the permission to cite quotations from the English translations of the books of Agni Yoga.

We deeply appreciate the encouragement and support of many others along the journey to create and publish this book. It is as much your voyage of discovery as it is ours.

Roza and Margarita Riaikkenen

Introduction

This book is on the one hand a sequel to the books, The Laws of Life and The Return of the Prodigal Son (published as a single volume in 2004) on the other hand it is an independent synthesis of spiritual philosophy and sciences.

While writing Creator and Creators, we aimed at synthesizing knowledge from various sources and combining it with our own experiences and realizations in order to discover mysteries of the universe. In our book, we describe universal laws and mechanisms as we understand them, crossing the ‘great manmade divide’ between the mysticism of ageless spiritual philosophy and modern science.

Such an approach gives us the advantage of being able to start from the very beginning of the universe and discover its reflection in any manifestation of life. It frees our hands from the limitations of purely materialistic science and enables limitless travel in the multi-dimensional environment of consciousness and energy. Along the way, we find answers to the enigmas and paradoxes which modern science faces in abundance.

The most important advantage of the synthesis of knowledge is that it allows the connection of all the concepts and mechanisms in a dynamic system. Every part of this system can be explained from the viewpoint of the whole; and the whole is a result of the interaction of its parts.

We are starting from the ‘grassroots’, from the very essence of the concepts of Consciousness, Thought, Spirit, Matter, Time and Space. We establish the language and explore the rules of how everything exists and is interconnected. We attempt to stay completely open to any new facts and information that allows us to take our next steps on the path of discovery.

Cosmic laws of which we became aware while writing our first book, The Laws of Life (2004), enable us to go further in the search for universal mechanisms of existence. We seek to find out how these mechanisms are working in science and in everyday life. We try to apply our new knowledge towards the illumination of Life’s mystery.

There were times in human history when great thinkers used to make discoveries in natural sciences by simultaneously employing spiritual philosophy and scientific research. They were creating schools of thought that became beacons of knowledge, culture and education for their era.

Among these spiritual luminaries, the founders of the ancient Eastern schools of philosophy: Chinese Taoism, Confucianism and Buddhism (formed c. 500 BC); India’s orthodox schools of Vedanta and Yoga (from approx. 400–450 BC), and non-orthodox schools of Buddhism; Arabic Sufism (from c.660) and Egyptian mystery schools that probably existed from the 1st millennium BC and possibly even earlier.

In Europe, schools were founded by a metaphysician, Aristotle (384–322 BC), a spiritual initiate, Pythagoras (born 571 BC), philosophers, Socrates and his student and follower, Plato, (c. 400 BC). In the 18th century, the discoveries of a student of spiritual philosophy, Sir Isaac Newton, laid the foundation for classical physics. But classical physics appeared to be only a small part of Newton’s overall heritage of universal science. He was also a great mystic and his unpublished papers in the Bodleian library show he was primarily interested in Hermeticism and Alchemy.

These were schools of thought dedicated to the pursuit of knowledge, whatever it would be, from wherever it could be received, and merging it by means of philosophy. Sciences weren’t separated from each other the way they are today. Together, they would provide the foundation for scientific progress, ethics and religious concepts, laws and rules of behaviour for nations and societies.

As it turned out, with the development of technologically inclined societies, only materialistic knowledge has been accepted, applied, and recognized as ‘science’. It served well for the development of the technical foundation of our modern civilization. However, when we start asking fundamental questions about consciousness, the origins of the universe, energy, matter, time and space, and even a definition of life itself, then we cannot come to reliable answers from the standpoint of modern science alone.

According to David Bohm, one of the most significant theoretical physicists of the 20th century, Many thousands of years ago our culture was not broken into fragments as it is now. At that time science and spirituality were not separated. Since then they have grown far apart. In my view it is important to bring them together.¹

Besides his other pioneering theories, Bohm contributed innovative and unorthodox ideas to the philosophy of mind², ³. His ideas inspired neurophysiologist Karl Pribram, who developed the theory of the holographic nature of brain processes⁴. In collaboration with Denis Gabor, physicist and inventor of technical holography and mathematicians such as Roberto Llinas and others, Pribram came to remarkable conclusions we shall examine later in the book.

Recent academic research has begun looking into the previously forbidden field of spiritual sciences for assistance in finding explanations for some of the facts it encounters. For example, in his bestseller, A Brief History of Time (1988, reissued 2011), renowned theoretical physicist and cosmologist, Stephen Hawking considers some theistic models of the beginning of the universe together with those of modern science.

According to journalist and researcher, Lynne McTaggart, author of The Field (2008), world famous universities, such as Princeton and Harvard, nowadays invite healers of different denominations, monks, and shamans, to participate in their research into alternative mind/body therapies and their application in modern orthodox medicine.

Quantum physics finds itself in a particularly interesting situation. By going into the micro-world of atoms and subatomic particles, it came to the point of uncertainty: what are these particles in reality? Why do they sometimes ‘entangle’ and move together in something like a choreographed dance? Are they really particles? Are they vibrating strings? Or are they energy waves?

In January 1998, Edward Witten, an eminent professor of physics at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, recipient of the 1990 Fields Medal, mathematics’ highest prize, member of the National Academy of Sciences, recipient of a MacArthur Prize, the Dirac Medal, and many other honours, said in his public lecture Duality, Spacetime and Quantum Mechanics⁵, In the last few years, physicists have learned that the different string theories discovered and studied in different ways are limiting cases of a single, more powerful theory, known as M theory. ‘M’ stands for magic, mystery, or matrix, according to taste.

‘Matrix’ or mathematical description, in string theory, replaced the unpredictable quantum particles with hypothetic ‘strings’ which produce vibrations. However, Witten also said, "You can describe much of physics by particles or