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	The '''nirvana plane''' or '''nirvana''' ({{Sanskrit\|n., निर्वाण}} ''nirvāṇa''; {{Pali\|nibbāna}} "extinction" or literally "blowing out", from ''nis'', ''nir'' "out of" and ''vā'' "blowing") is the source of all active being. Here, springs [[creation out of nothing]]. Nirvana is thus comparable to the [[Ain Soph]] ({{HeS\|אין סוף}} "not finite") of the Jewish [[Kabbalah]].		The '''nirvana plane''' or '''nirvana''' ({{Sanskrit\|n., निर्वाण}} ''nirvāṇa''; {{Pali\|nibbāna}} "extinction" or literally "blowing out", from ''nis'', ''nir'' "out of" and ''vā'' "blowing") is the source of all active being. Here, springs [[creation out of nothing]]. Nirvana is thus comparable to the [[Ain Soph]] ({{HeS\|אין סוף}} "not finite") of the Jewish [[Kabbalah]].

	The nirvana plane, which still lies above the [[world of ~~providence~~]], the [[buddhi plane]], is filled with the highest activity. Here, at the same time, all the deeds which man performs on the [[physical plane]] have their spiritual counter-image and are thus inscribed in the [[Akasha Chronicle]].		The nirvana plane, which still lies above the [[world of foreseeing]], the [[buddhi plane]], is filled with the highest activity. Here, at the same time, all the deeds which man performs on the [[physical plane]] have their spiritual counter-image and are thus inscribed in the [[Akasha Chronicle]].

	{{GZ\|If one considers man in terms of these planes, one will see that every thought which man thinks is followed by another, active thought, as a reaction on the corresponding other plane. If one cherishes a thought on the lower mental plane, this causes a counter-image on the higher mental plane. If one cherishes a feeling, this causes a counter-image on the budhi plane. If one is active on the physical plane, this causes a counter-image on the nirvana plane. As formerly the active thought created our passive thought, so an active thought creates a corresponding passive counter-image on the higher mental plane, and so on. So no thought can be grasped by us that does not have its counter-image, likewise no feeling, no action.		{{GZ\|If one considers man in terms of these planes, one will see that every thought which man thinks is followed by another, active thought, as a reaction on the corresponding other plane. If one cherishes a thought on the lower mental plane, this causes a counter-image on the higher mental plane. If one cherishes a feeling, this causes a counter-image on the budhi plane. If one is active on the physical plane, this causes a counter-image on the nirvana plane. As formerly the active thought created our passive thought, so an active thought creates a corresponding passive counter-image on the higher mental plane, and so on. So no thought can be grasped by us that does not have its counter-image, likewise no feeling, no action.

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	== Literature ==		== Literature ==
	* [[Georg Grimm]]: ''Die Lehre des Buddho. Die Religion der Vernunft und der Meditation.'', Hrsg. v. Maya Keller-Grimm u. Max Hoppe, Aurum Verlag, Freiburg 1988		* [[a:Georg Grimm\|Georg Grimm]]: ''Die Lehre des Buddho. Die Religion der Vernunft und der Meditation.'', Hrsg. v. Maya Keller-Grimm u. Max Hoppe, Aurum Verlag, Freiburg 1988
	* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Bewusstsein, Leben, Form. Grundprinzipien der geisteswissenschaftlichen Kosmologie.'', [[GA 89]] (2001)		* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Bewusstsein, Leben, Form. Grundprinzipien der geisteswissenschaftlichen Kosmologie.'', [[GA 89]] (2001)
	* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Grundelemente der Esoterik'', [[GA 93a]] (1987)		* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Grundelemente der Esoterik'', [[GA 93a]] (1987)

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	The '''nirvana plane''' or '''nirvana''' ({{Sanskrit\|n., निर्वाण}} ''nirvāṇa''; {{~~Paili~~\|nibbāna}} "extinction" or literally "blowing out", from ''nis'', ''nir'' "out of" and ''vā'' "blowing") is the source of all active being. Here, springs [[creation out of nothing]]. Nirvana is thus comparable to the [[Ain Soph]] ({{HeS\|אין סוף}} "not finite") of the Jewish [[Kabbalah]].		The '''nirvana plane''' or '''nirvana''' ({{Sanskrit\|n., निर्वाण}} ''nirvāṇa''; {{Pali\|nibbāna}} "extinction" or literally "blowing out", from ''nis'', ''nir'' "out of" and ''vā'' "blowing") is the source of all active being. Here, springs [[creation out of nothing]]. Nirvana is thus comparable to the [[Ain Soph]] ({{HeS\|אין סוף}} "not finite") of the Jewish [[Kabbalah]].

	The nirvana plane, which still lies above the [[world of providence]], the [[buddhi plane]], is filled with the highest activity. Here, at the same time, all the deeds which man performs on the [[physical plane]] have their spiritual counter-image and are thus inscribed in the [[Akasha Chronicle]].		The nirvana plane, which still lies above the [[world of providence]], the [[buddhi plane]], is filled with the highest activity. Here, at the same time, all the deeds which man performs on the [[physical plane]] have their spiritual counter-image and are thus inscribed in the [[Akasha Chronicle]].

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The '''nirvana plane''' or '''nirvana''' ({{Sanskrit|n., निर्वाण}} ''nirvāṇa''; {{Paili|nibbāna}} "extinction" or literally "blowing out", from ''nis'', ''nir'' "out of" and ''vā'' "blowing") is the source of all active being. Here, springs [[creation out of nothing]]. Nirvana is thus comparable to the [[Ain Soph]] ({{HeS|אין סוף}} "not finite") of the Jewish [[Kabbalah]].

The nirvana plane, which still lies above the [[world of providence]], the [[buddhi plane]], is filled with the highest activity. Here, at the same time, all the deeds which man performs on the [[physical plane]] have their spiritual counter-image and are thus inscribed in the [[Akasha Chronicle]].

{{GZ|If one considers man in terms of these planes, one will see that every thought which man thinks is followed by another, active thought, as a reaction on the corresponding other plane. If one cherishes a thought on the lower mental plane, this causes a counter-image on the higher mental plane. If one cherishes a feeling, this causes a counter-image on the budhi plane. If one is active on the physical plane, this causes a counter-image on the nirvana plane. As formerly the active thought created our passive thought, so an active thought creates a corresponding passive counter-image on the higher mental plane, and so on. So no thought can be grasped by us that does not have its counter-image, likewise no feeling, no action.

The sum of all these counter thoughts, counter experiences, counter actions is called the Akashic Chronicle. One can therefore read all the thoughts of man on the higher mental plane, all feelings and experiences on the budhi plane and all actions on the nirvana plane. The entities which now regulate the connection between the counter-images and the human being have great significance. Man lives out his thoughts on the mental plane. What the human being does in thought happens on the mental plane. There, in Devachan, between death and new birth, he builds up the character of his thought body for the new life. There are the counter-images of his earlier thoughts. These he draws to his mental body, freed from the physical and astral, and thus forms his future mental body according to the thought-images he has created. On the other hand, he would not be able to connect the counter-images of his experiences and actions with himself. This is subject to outside regulating beings, the masters of karma, the [[lipikas]], who bring the created counter-images of man's feelings and deeds on the budhi and nirvana plane into connection with him - who already has the kamic and other sheaths around him again - for the following incarnations.|89|174ff}}

== Literature ==
* [[Georg Grimm]]: ''Die Lehre des Buddho. Die Religion der Vernunft und der Meditation.'', Hrsg. v. Maya Keller-Grimm u. Max Hoppe, Aurum Verlag, Freiburg 1988
* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Bewusstsein, Leben, Form. Grundprinzipien der geisteswissenschaftlichen Kosmologie.'', [[GA 89]] (2001)
* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Grundelemente der Esoterik'', [[GA 93a]] (1987)
* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Der Christus-Impuls und die Entwickelung des Ich-Bewusstseins'', [[GA 116]] (1982)
* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Anthroposophie als Kosmosophie – Erster Teil'', [[GA 207]] (1990)

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