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“We live inside a huge novel. It becomes less and less necessary for the writer to give fictional content to his work. The fiction is already there. The task of the novelist is to invent reality.” J.G. Ballard Fiction VS reality: fiction is not necessarily...
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The ultimate goal of the mystic is union with the Absolute. But this path follows a number of stages. This path of the mystic is largely absent from our modern society. Forgotten, caricatured, even mocked, this path has nevertheless proven itself over centuries. This...
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We must renounce ready-made teachings and pre-digested knowledge that promises to provide all the answers. For what is most important is not taught; it is lived through blood and tears, even stolen from life itself. It must be acquired through an act of individual...
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The spiritual journey has something paradoxical about it: it is unique to each person and yet universal. Although each person may have their own path to follow, the different stages that make it up are common to all and have been known for centuries. The words used to...
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There is the created world and the creative plane, matter and the spiritual principle. Wanting to lead a so-called spiritual life would therefore mean continuing to live in the created world but according to the principles of the creative plan. Living in one plan...
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“There is no evil strength. What is bad is the lowest degree of strength. And the lowest degree of strength is power. [..] The confusion between strenngth and power is ruinous because power always separates the people who are subject to it from what they can. ”...
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