Week 2: Our Father who art in Heaven Continue reading
by Max Leyf Dying Ember A dying ember swallowed up by grey A swansong born on golden pinions bright Is sung the solemn psalm of fateful night Of the hero who had held our plight at bay, Who with single hand had mastered Winter’s sway Now fallen with the fading … Continue reading
By this withdrawal, the unmanifested God, the Universal I, creates a space for the Other selves. The relationship is sustained through Love. Continue reading
Our Father Course: First Reading Continue reading
This poem was inspired in large part from an experience listening to Miserere by Arvo Pärt. Continue reading
Possessing these new faculties, freed from excessive labour, the new man will have the power to organize life in the new society and, with the help of his clairvoyance, he will establish a new order where truth will dwell. Continue reading
That is when I learned to embrace that solitary time. The nighttime is so quiet and still. There is no sensory experience other than the flow of thoughts. Continue reading
Knowledge of Eastern and Hermetic doctrines are necessary prerequisites for esoteric work. We focus on a few works although each one of them leads to many more. But this is no mere academic training with conferences, meetings, interest groups, and so on. Rather, such teachings must be verified in at … Continue reading
For my noblest joy, named Eve. Continue reading
Sonnet challenge: Nocturne Continue reading