1). Book 2 of the Dasue, see http://welcome.to/thegreatlearning/

Our mantra: "Womb of God"

Kali

Death and Rebirth

The Law of Creation, Preservation and Destruction

4. Death is a permanent companion of life. They are two sides of the same coin. Every day we come closer to our physical death. Besides death is inherent to life itself. In nature we can see the cycle of birth, life and death renewing itself uninterruptedly. The miracle is, that the ancient Hindu (and later Hellenistic) philosophy of creation, preservation and destruction can actually be found in our bodies. Without us realizing it 25% of all our cells are in a process of dying, 50% are stable, while 25% are in a process of renewal ¹⁾. The Ultimate Source of this is the Great Mother. In Her Abyss all levels of existence continuously die while being reborn.
¹⁾ Menstruation is a very clear example of this. 

The highest realization: Nothing can be attained

5. Watching the mind you see thoughts, emotions and desires - the content of the spirit - arising, being there for a time while disappearing (shortly) after. Every evening the ego disintegrates in the darkness of the night, the Mother's womb. Spiritual quest is continuously dying to the old. By expanding awareness the smaller self is disappearing into a greater entity. The witness disappears into the true Self, the True Self into satori, satori into full Enlightenment. Every true renewal therefore includes the death of the previous. Hence, the Great Mother - think of Kali-Ma, the Mother goddess of India - both destroys and gives birth. A personal account of the Great Death, the experience of unprotected exposure to cosmic destruction - as I was able to give - is extremely rare to find though.

6. „Dying" appears to be the condition for renewal. Our own body cells tell a clear story. A dying cell secretes a substance called "necro-hormone", which stimulates the formation of new cells. If the cell is (artificially) kept alive, the necro-hormone will not be secreted, thus preventing the birth of new ones. It gives a totally new perspective to dying. You start realizing that "dying" is a necessary thing, aimed at breaking down of old, sick, degenerating, accumulating substance, in favor of new life. The more thoroughly this happens the more powerful your regeneration. Breathing is continuously dying (breathing out) and being reborn (breathing in) as well. The conclusion is, that dying is there all the time, on all levels. The art is how to cooperate with it. In this respect the damage Christianity has inflicted on our culture - "Christ died for us", so we don't need to anymore - becomes even more revealing. It has deprived us of our innermost core: the power of regeneration. Separating us from nature's cycle of birth, life, death and rebirth was patriarchy's ultimate revenge over the Great Mother. 

The fear of death e.g. the inability to die are pushing mankind further into
progress, growth, expansion and exploitation. To die and
being reborn on the other hand is restoring balance,
moderation and the center

Trusting the Mother
Praising Her

7. Optimal life is to surrender to the "Great Mother" and "Her Vow" represented by the Law of Universe, in which everything dies and is being reborn. Rather than trying to attain liberation e.g. eternal life (both based on fear of death...), you accept life and death equally. She is the all-inclusive One, the Womb, embracing, loving everything and everybody without exception. While giving your life "in Her motherly care", everything old, sick and dying - bodily cells, thoughts, emotions, identifications and obsessions - is constantly cleaned up, while simultaneously giving space to the new. Trusting your Origin, your Homeland, the Mother by reuniting with Her is the ultimate healing process. You constantly give yourself, your problems, anxieties, conflicts, worries back to Her. They disappear in Her Void, the Latter bringing forth original freshness in the selfsame Moment. Therefore, by surrendering to Her "limitless compassion", your awareness, renewal and regeneration will be optimal. By consciously leaving everything to Her - remembering Her, Her Vow and Her work in you - you become utterly relaxed, with the gate to your deeper Self wide open. She is doing the work for you, after all. Hence, having faith in the Matrix is the effortless Path. You take life as it is. Carefree living in the Present is the Matrix' greatest gift, an unbelievable joy. Hence, your devotion is limitless, continuously praising Her.

8. With regard to "Self-realization" the "process" is turning upside down. "Normally" the ego is the departure, projecting its desire for liberation into the "ideal" of Enlightenment. You try to escape from your (miserable) actual situation. This is the common self-centered way. It is taking place in the realm of having, rather than being. Hence, ambition to be the driving force behind your spiritual quest. One of the big "disadvantages" is the egoistic attitude behind it. Even in case of attainment, this underlying mechanism will not disappear. Sooner or later it will come to the surface again. The possibility of ego-inflation ("I am enlightened") is tower-high. Lucky are those, whose quest is not fuelled by ego-ambition, but by an authentic longing for the Ultimate. It is corresponding to Reality, in which the Ultimate - the Vacuum, the Cosmic Womb - is continuously pulling everything into Her Realm. Giving in to that call is the true religious attitude. The miracle is this: Surrendering to Her identifies you with the Source of ego-death e.g. the rebirth of the True Self. Her Emptiness is the cauldron of regeneration in which the uninterrupted birth of Being is taking place. Hence, by sacrificing your ego to Her, you may become united with the Divine, the Light body of the Mother. This time It doesn't come as an attainment (effort), but as a birth, a gift from Her Womb. Ego-death and Enlightenment thus being two sides of the same coin! Needless to say, that the attitudes behind the ways described here - although "striving for the same thing" - are totally different. Actually they are opposing each other. 

Crucial in your devotion is remembering the Matrix as the Ultimate
Reality, Her Vow of uninterrupted regeneration, having total
trust in Her, enjoying a carefree life of total surrender
and joy, continuously praising, celebrating
the "Mother"

9. Remembering the Vow your self-centeredness dissolves, leaving behind a clear awareness of everything interconnected. Your alienation is replaced by being part of the Whole. Her Lap is weaving the fabric of life in which everything is interrelated. As a consequence female values will receive the place that they deserve: in the center. Individuation (C.G.Jung) as dominant philosophy has to be extended to „to be your Self connected", in which freedom, Self-realization, commitment and community are of equal merit. Whereas the purpose of life of the (reborn) man is chivalry and service to the Whole. "Mother" worship will spread unchecked around the world. It is open to everyone, regardless of „race", gender, religion or culture. Patriarchy on the other hand as caricature of male values, is at its end. The coming period of time will be an unstable one, in which life-threatening accumulations and structures will be broken down. Our culture inevitably is in the stage of dying. It is due to the goodness of the "Great Mother", that all ugly, sick, old and evil is taken back. The more thorough this is going to happen, the more exuberant the rebirth will be. It is Her invitation to cooperate with Her.

I speak on Her behalf

10. The Matrix as the "creator" of the world - birth out of Absolute Emptiness - is the Original Myth of mankind. Despite patriarchal religion it can still be recognized everywhere. Lao Tze for instance says: "the valley spirit (Tao) never dies; it is the woman, Primal Mother; Her gateway is the root of heaven and earth; it is like a veil barely seen; use it: it will never fail". In Buddhism Nirvana used to have a female connotation as well. In the so-called "people's" pao-chüan literature - to be distinguished from the official monastic scriptures - it is said that the Eternal Mother has sent to earth ninety-six myriads of Her children. Though they were originally "Buddha's and immortals", once on earth they forgot their true home in paradise and became attached to fame, profit, and sensual pleasures. Trapped by their desires, they were (are) immersed in samsara, the sea of suffering. The Mother, grieved by this, sends down messenger deities to remind Her lost children of their true nature and the way home¹⁾. The Hindu idea of the unity of destruction, preservation and creation may go back to the Original Mother as well. Her substitute is the goddess Kali. But even in Christianity the memory was not completely wiped out. In their daily prayers people praise the "Mother of God". This should be taken literally (what Catholics themselves don't), because it reflects Reality as it is. She is the Inconceivable Depth out of Which the Godbirth takes place. All religions appear to be sons of the selfsame Great Mother*. Taking the increasing awareness of women about their common heritage (and not only of women) into consideration, we could very well be at the eve of a great comeback of the Mother.