The second kaya is the Sambhogakaya. Sambhoga is a Sanskrit term with very deep meanings. This kaya is called “the perfect resource body.”
Falcon
“Ra” or Re is the Solar Logos.
In the graphic above is the symbol of Ra. In Egyptian hieroglyphics the symbol of the eye is the letter R. The bird is the symbol of the letter A in Egyptian hieroglyphics. So, bird + eye is Ra.
The falcon symbolizes the descent of the solar light into humanity. So, this is how the Egyptians symbolized this marvelous archetype Ra, which indeed is related with the Solar Absolute, the force that in Kabbalah is called the Ain Soph Aur, the “limitless light.”
The falcon is the symbol of Horus. The Falcon of Gold strengthens Horus (pronounced “Aurus”) with the complete death of ourselves. This Falcon of Gold is related with the sunrise. We must be in contact with the spiritual sun.
We need to strengthen Horus so that we may have the right to ask unto him to strengthen our three brains:
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<li>Intellectual
- Emotional
- Motor
We need to strengthen our three brains for the battle.
Scarab
Why is the scarab associated with the soul or with the immortality of the soul? Because in the beginning, when we as souls enter into this planetary body, we are associated with the mechanical laws of Nature; our soul is associated with what we call the Tritocosmos, “very tiny cosmos,” in which the soul can develop.
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Matthew 25: 14-30
Through initiation we transform, we educate the five senses (which entangle us within the power of illusion) making them useful instruments of Nous. The five sense are the five talents of Matthew 25: 14 – 30.
For the kingdom of heaven is as a man travelling into a far country, who called his own servants, and delivered unto them his goods.
And unto one he gave five talents, to another two, and to another one; to every man according to his several ability; and straightway took his journey.