When I was a young boy, my father would tell me once or twice about women he had known prior to my mother, and even how he almost married them. It was a curious idea for me and I would speculate how my life would have been with a different … Continue reading
Category Archives: Musings
Prisoner of the System
A person an individual who is differentiated through his qualities, endowed with his own face, his proper nature, and a series of attributes that make him who he is … that make him fundamentally unequal. Continue reading
Life of a Contemporary Hermetist
Where a Hermetist is comfortable. Continue reading
Past Performance and Wishful Thinking
Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Nevertheless, it is much more reliable than wishful thinking.
The Name of the Road
Which nation honors its philosophers and mathematicians, and which its sportsmen? Continue reading
A Piece of Lava on the Moon
It would be easier to convince most people to consider themselves a piece of lava on the moon than a self. Those who are not in agreement with their self in this sense will not understand any comprehensive philosophy nor to they need to. Nature, whose machine they are, will … Continue reading
To Love the Truth
The coming of the lawless one is by the activity of Satan with all power and false signs and wonders, and with all wicked deception for those who are perishing, because they refused to love the truth and so be saved. Therefore God sends them a strong delusion, so that … Continue reading
Death to the World
In Memoriam In the USA, today is Memorial Day, when the war dead are memorialized. By extension, it is also a time to remember the dead among our family and friends; it is the secular equivalent to All Soul’s Day for an irreligious nation. We can also use the occasion … Continue reading
Chess and the Royal Art
True wisdom is a more or less perfect identification with the Spirit, symbolized by the geometrical quality of the chessboard, seal of the essential unity of the cosmic possibilities. Continue reading
Profligacy of thought
Let’s say a person has a thought every two seconds – that seems about right, although I am sure that thoughts just race through a large number of people, and they are slow to form in a much smaller number. Assuming 16 waking hours per day, that comes to about … Continue reading