Every form of spiritual narration relates in some way the relationship of the soul to the body and its cycles of descent and return. These cycles were known to Greek philosophical systems such as Platonism as kuklos (cyclos) anagkes, “the cycles of...
The 4 ages of Greek mysticism – the Golden Age, the Silver Age, the Bronze Age, and the Iron Age – are metaphorical expressions referring to the 4 major periods in the life of all things. In the division of the day, they mean dawn/noon/dusk/midnight. In the duration...
“Created man is situated between the beginning and the end. The creative man stands between the end and the beginning. Between the beginning and the end is time. Between the end and the beginning, eternity. Dialogues with the angel, interview 28 Life is an...
The ancients based their approach to reality and their vision of life on metaphysical and mystical principles. These traditions provided structuring and deep foundations through initiatory knowledge transmitted in so-called mystery schools, offering a progressive...
A cycle consists of 3 phases, or divine forces acting in matter: – a creative force – a holding force – a force of destruction Each phase lasts about a third of the cycle. During the last third, everything crystallizes and becomes fragile. The destruction process can...
About 400 years ago, the adoption of a heliocentric model of the solar system destroyed the relationship with the world on which human spirituality was based for at least 5,000 years. It is possible to affirm that all spiritual literatures were previously built on the...
