Aquarian Mythology - Film Score Rundowns

The Asvins restore the youth of the Rishi Chyavana because his young wife (Sukanya,
the Soul) is devoted to him. The Asvins are related as Twins to the Sun-Monad in Gemini
(the Twins).
Rama and Sita. The Ramayana
Rama the son of King Dasaratha, renounces the throne and leaves with Sita, his wife and
Lakshmana, his brother. The demon Ravana steals Sita from him and takes her to Lanka
(Ceylon). Rama obtains the help of the monkeys under Hanuman and bears (the Angelic
Hierarchies or Builders) to erect a bridge with the help of Nala a smith. (Nala is the
Demiurge Arificer in Aries.)
On crossing the bridge to Lanka (the planes of manifestation) Rama cuts off the ten heads
(ten planes) of Ravana. He slays him with an arrow (Sagittarius) given by the sage
Agastya. Sita, purified in the fires of Agni, is united with Rama and they return to rule
Ayodhya.
(a) Rama is the Sun-Monad who descends into incarnation. (Lakshmana is the Higher
Self.)
(b) Sita is the Soul.
(c) Lanka is the physical body.
(d) Ravana is the desire-mind (karma-manas).
(e) Nala is the Demiurge or artificer-smith.
(f) Hanuman, king of the monkeys, is the purified powers of the Lower Self (animal
nature).
(g) Bharata is the Gemini Twin of Rama, who as his half-brother guards the throne
until
Rama returns. (Like the brother in the story of the Prodigal Son.)
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