Иоанн,
(Yes we tend to disagree a lot on things. That is good and it makes for more interesting conversation. We only need to agree on the essentials and shared goals.)
That's a concise summary, Daniil Andreev does describe the soul in terms of heaviness, such as the singularly unique fate of Judas and the tempters of the spirit.
While such a person is still alive, the encumbered etheric body remains afloat, as it were, on the surface of the three-dimensional world, with the physical body playing the role of life preserver. But as soon as that person's link is severed by death, the etheric body begins to sink deeper and deeper, from plane to plane, until it reaches equilibrium with its surroundings.
Friederike Hauffe also describes spirits in this way, she says those spirits who are heaviest suffer more from their internal state/condition, not from the place:
«Those on the lower degrees, who are the heaviest, are in a continual twilight, with nothing to delight their eyes. This dimness does not belong to the place they are in, but proceeds from their own souls.»
She says the heavy spirits do not float and make louder noises with the use of the ether in the air. «This spirit did not walk on the ground like the others, but floated; the others, compared to it, seemed as heavy as lead. It was like a light cloud through which the sun shone.»
The wakening of consciousness, the wakening of conscience, and the growth of spiritual thirst are those aspects of the Law of Retribution that the forces of the Light did not cede to the dark forces and thanks to which the Law, despite everything, has not become an absolute evil.
«But even in these powerless spirits, except when completely given over to evil, the heavenly spark is not wholly extinguished; these seek always to draw the soul to them, till it is at length purified, then they become wholly spirits.»
The seeress describes a place called the «mid-region» where souls that were neither very good nor very bad are displaced, but she says this name is not fitting. I wonder which dimension it corresponds to. Daniil Andreev would have known about it.
Andreev also talks about a certain
law of scales, which is yet to be explored or identified exactly: «the deeper a monad sinks down and suffers in the course of its development, the more magnificent it becomes.» Literal Titans of old having returned in human form, as cultural luminaries in human art/literature, comes to mind. This epoch will be defined by the discovery of the laws of consciousness, or laws of life (divine/higher law) and by universal recognition of higher beings (
Elohim) enforcing them (the angels of darkness from Daiya's moon are not the only ones who enforce them, Poseidon and his brother also fulfill similar roles).
Possible analogies for the «law of scales» may be found in
Ralph Waldo Trine, who was familiar with certain laws of life, such as the law of attraction and the law of correspondences.
В Египте на эту тему было представление, связанное с пером птицы Маат:
Interesting allegory, I haven't looked into it before. Muhammed talks about the heart as if it had acquired stain: “When the believer commits sin, a black spot appears on his heart. If he repents and gives up that sin and seeks forgiveness, his heart will be polished. But if (the sin) increases, (the black spot) increases. (Sunan Ibn Majah 4244) No doubt that he observed the etheric or astral bodies, which are indicators of a person's health and mood respectively.
