The three questions “Who am I? Where did I come from? Where am I going?” constitute what I call the Existential Trinity. These three questions summarize all of the human questions that seek to find the meaning of life and existence. It was as attempts to answer these questions that the three traditions of religion, … More Human Condition & Existential Dementia
Pure Intellect in the face of the Absolute It is the case that mysticism is often associated with faith or spiritual experience rather than reason and intellect. Many mystics have condoned intellect as a means of attaining to the truth. The way of the mystic is understood to be alien to the way of the … More The Esoteric Nature of The Intellect
The Life of The Disinterested Onlooker Dwells in the void the eye of all eyes; it is the detached source of all light; it is the Disinterested Onlooker. The Disinterested Onlooker sheds its supreme light on the pure forms and intentions of the transcendental ego, the ego that constitutes the cosmos through ideation. The light … More The Immortal Within
Transcendence is not a human possibility because humanity is itself a transcendental possibility of consciousness. We are not human beings with consciousness. We are only experienced to be human beings with consciousness. It is not humans who are conscious. It is consciousness that experiences itself as humanity. Only consciousness can know and say that it is … More Science or Dogma
Transcendence is not a human possibility because humanity is itself a transcendental possibility of consciousness. We are not human beings with consciousness. We are only experienced to be human beings with consciousness. It is not humans who are conscious. It is consciousness that experiences itself as humanity. Only consciousness can know and say that it is … More Transcendence
The body of human knowledge, including self-knowledge and self-understanding, is dominated by quantity. We know and value things based on their quantitative content. This manner of understanding experience is so rooted in the subject that one can even define human as that which sees only quantity. I weight 140, age 30, earn 11111, spend 1111, … More The Reign of Quantity
Humans never stop playing with dolls: As children our dolls are synthetic barbies, animals, babies, etc. We clothe them, talk to them, play with them, love them and hate them. As adults our dolls are notions, ideas of our own making. We clothe them with the sense of reality and synthetic seriousness, we talk to … More Adults and Their Dolls
The fall of human being from paradise was not an event but an ongoing process. The fall never ended; we are still falling: We are in falling. This falling is a falling away, a being thrown outwardly, from eternal presence: The falling is a falling away from the center which is the dwelling place of presence and … More The Real Fall
What we get from the microscopic world is its reaction to what we do to it: What we see in it is our own reflection: What we find in it we ourselves have put there.
The phenomenal reality is a production of our intentional observations. … More Non-Dual Mysticism, Quantum Physics, Consciousness
World is the ecstasy of consciousness: I experience myself as contained inside this world; yet, this world is the content of my consciousness; world is essentially something contained. But how can content, the world, come to contain its container, the subject!? How can content, the subject, know of its own containment if it is not … More The Ecstasy of Consciousness
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