The fate of the explorer of consciousness is like that of a Robinson Crusoe who, castaway on an unknown island, must recreate his reality from his own resources. Continue reading
The Castaway
Awakening to Consciousness
In the beginning the world was nothing but the Atman, in the form of a man. It looked around and saw nothing different to itself. Then it cried out once, ‘It is I.’ That is how the word ‘I’ came to be. That is why even at the present day, … Continue reading
The Infinite
The infinite is One, Indivisible, Eternal, Unchanging. Continue reading
Innate Wisdom and Collective Initiation
Confucius taught that there are two kinds of sage, those who are so by birth and those who are so through their own efforts. The Sage or True Man is the highest stage of the exoteric path, but the first stage of the esoteric path. Exoteric Path Stage Esoteric Path … Continue reading
Philosophy, Poetry, Piety
Philosopher The Philosopher, in the Traditional sense, is a lover of Wisdom, which is the intuitive knowledge of the Ideas. The goal of the Philosopher is, then, to be a Wise Man, or Sage. His method is the examined life, or self-knowledge, which differs from the natural knowledge of the … Continue reading
Conspiracies and the Gas Laws
How to manipulate modern society through containment, temperature and pressure. If Descartes had written “I am, therefore I think,” instead of its perverse reverse, it is conceivable that it might not have been necessary for M. Gleizes to write this book [Life and Death of the Christian West]. Out of … Continue reading
Caste and Social Order
Spiritual Authority and Temporal Power As was shown in the Doctrine of Castes, a person’s caste is the reflection of his nature, hence of his function in society. These functions, then, form a hierarchical relationship among each other. The first such relationship is that between Spiritual Authority, held by the … Continue reading
Nature Abhors a Vacuum
There can be no gaps in the psychic and physical processes; that it, there is necessarily a continuity synchronically and diachronically. Another way to say it is that everything is in relationship to everything else. Continue reading