Lazarus Come Forth!
Kundalini energy is a theme that runs throughout the ancient texts. But although kundalini is a major scriptural theme, it is usually discussed in code. Kundalini is the life-force of the body and the universe. It is considered so important because its proper cultivation can produce enlightenment, heal sicknesses, open the way to other dimensions, repel unwanted things, events and habits and attract desired things, events and habits. Many "people" mentioned in scripture are actually symbols for states of consciousness and/or energy. Samson, for example, is a Hebrew word that means "Sun." The famous Nazarite judge, then, is a symbol for the solar force operating within certain parameters. The solar force is another name for kundalini or chi. Because the art and science of chi cultivation was considered to be a secret, the ancient texts wrote about it in a veiled, symbolic way. Lazarus symbolises spiritual energy (chi) in a quiescent, dormant state. That is why Lazarus is said to be both "asleep" and "dead." Many scholars have written that Lazarus is a name that is derived from the Egyptian god Osiris. At first glance that seems fanciful. Yet, upon inspection, the Egyptian root becomes clear. Osiris, in Egyptian, is Asar. A study of the ancient cultures show just how pervasive was the Ausarian influence. The supreme god of several ancient cultures was Asar, Ausar, Asher, Ashur or a related name. Assyria and Syria are named after Osiris. The Semitic languages place the definite article "el" before names. The Greek language placed the suffix "is" or "us" after names. Lazarus is comprised of El-Asar-us. As time progressed, El-Asar" elided into "Lazar" just as "Saint Claire" has elided into "Sinclair."