Greatshield17
Claritas Prayer Group#9435
This morning I was listening to a podcast. I’m interested in learning more about this religious group particularly its philosophy, does it have any concept of what the Chinese call Tao, and the Greeks call logos?
Maybe I should post another thread on this sometime, but I’m interested in hearing about other cultures that have discovered the concept of logos; the Mesoamericans have the Four Petaled Flower, (which appears on the Womb of the Miraculous Image of Our Lady of Guadalupe) and the Hindus have the concept of Rta. (Which the Hindus associate with their water deity Varuna and, I’m not sure if Catholics have noticed this, but when St. Thomas the Apostle, whom most people know as “Doubting Thomas,” went to India to preach the Gospel, he made water flow upwards to convince the people of what he was preaching; and I can’t help but suspect that there was no coincidence to the fact that water was used in the event.)
But getting back to the main topic of this thread, what is the philosophy of Falun Gong?
Maybe I should post another thread on this sometime, but I’m interested in hearing about other cultures that have discovered the concept of logos; the Mesoamericans have the Four Petaled Flower, (which appears on the Womb of the Miraculous Image of Our Lady of Guadalupe) and the Hindus have the concept of Rta. (Which the Hindus associate with their water deity Varuna and, I’m not sure if Catholics have noticed this, but when St. Thomas the Apostle, whom most people know as “Doubting Thomas,” went to India to preach the Gospel, he made water flow upwards to convince the people of what he was preaching; and I can’t help but suspect that there was no coincidence to the fact that water was used in the event.)
But getting back to the main topic of this thread, what is the philosophy of Falun Gong?