Many Americans consider the verdict in the O.J. Simpson criminal case to be a travesty of justice. They are offended by the whole conduct of the trial and what apparently money can buy. They feel that the whole criminal justice system has come under indictment. Most of all, they hope that O.J. eventually gets what's coming to him. What is the perspective of The Art of Multi-Dimensional Living on this whole subject?
In modern times, we have lost an understanding of what happens to people after they die and the nature of their experience between earth lives. This knowledge has been resurrected, to some extent, by spiritual teachers such as Rudolph Steiner, Paul Brunton and others. The core of this ancient teaching is that, after death, we re-experience our prior earthly existence, but now, from an objective perspective of how our actions affected the people with whom we have interacted. We then feel an obligation to rectify in our next life any wrong we have done them. In other words, we become our own incorruptible judge and jury. So do not be concerned with whether O.J. will receive justice; it is built into the immutable law of Nature.
There is still the question of O.J.'s guilt or innocence however. Can The Art of Multi-Dimensional Living shed light on this subject? I am careful how I use spiritual science in discussing living persons, especially where moral turpitude is in question. Nevertheless, I will mention a few points which may allow independent investigators of truth to reach their own conclusions in this matter.
The Nodes of the Moon (outlaw planets) govern
his marriage nature with the North Node placed in the lunar mansion
called Krittika..The study of the nature of the Nodes and Krittika,
which both relate to his marriage life, his moral and ethical
nature and the manner he seeks to exact what he perceives to be
justice, may be very revelatory.