If you seek a simple proof. Let it be The Light!

  • I was born and grew up in Prague, Bohemia, a land filled with alchemical memory. Walk across Charles Bridge at dawn and you can almost hear the whispers of Rudolf II’s court. Seal of God’s Truth diagrams, coded manuscripts, failed experiments and successful breakthroughs. Prague was once the center for Western alchemy. This region has…

  • Aleister Crowley may be perceived by some as a controversial figure, to say the least, but what cannot be denied about him is that he was deeply familiar with the content of secret societies of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, such as the Golden Dawn. He joined the Golden Dawn Order in 1898, founded…

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  • Enlightenment is not something to be achieved; it is a process of remembering who we truly are by peeling away the layers of lies and illusions. It is the rediscovery of truth that has always been there but has been hidden behind a veil of illusion. Beneath the layers of culture, fear, and desire, consciousness…

  • I often reflect on how ancient traditions expressed the unexplainable through symbols and metaphors. In fact, I used the same technique in my own book. One such symbol is Lord Shiva, the destroyer of ignorance and transformer of conciousness. The one beyond duality and oneness. Unlike traditional deities whose beginnings are inscribed in genealogies, Shiva’s…

  • Have you ever felt a deep need to understand if there’s more to life than what we see day to day? Couple of years ago, I felt that urge. That curiosity led me to explore a range of mystical traditions: Yoga, Hinduism, Islam (Sufism), Buddhism, Christian Mysticism, Jewish Mysticism, Gnosticism, and Hermeticism. Though each has…

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  • On the individual level, a person who reaches enlightenment no longer asks, Who am I? What is reality?—because they have become the answer. At the end of every seeking, there is only existence itself to be found. I have walked the path of inquiry, peeling away layers of perception, reaching the final threshold where no…

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  • It is often understood that morality and freedom are in constant tension: one is thought to limit the other. Yet this assumption, I believe, comes from a misunderstanding of both concepts. Traditionally, morality has been treated as adherence to a set of external rules—religious commandments, laws, or cultural norms—that keep individuals in check. This, however,…

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  • ? Beware the Trap of “Premature Closure“ ? How often do we feel the rush to jump to a specific solution? It’s an easy trap to fall into, especially under the pressure of deadlines and the fear of looking like we don’t have the answers. Our society has historically rewarded us for knowing the answers…

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  • “The Lord is not a person with sense organs,but Consciousness itself…God is Consciousness.There is essentially nothing in the Universebut Mind or Consciousness.God is Love. When you feel unconditionalLove for all, that is God.He dwells in all.”— Paramahansa Yogananda A sannyasi asked: “It is said that the Self is beyond the mind and yet the realization…

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  • How do I knowI’m the light?Through the reflectionOf the light thatIlluminates your eyesWhen you look at me. How do you knowYou’re the light?Through the reflectionOf the light thatIlluminates my eyesWhen I look at you. Now we both knowWe’re the light. We both knowThat we are one. If you seek a simple proof; “Let it be…

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