People can fly. No, I do not mean that our bodies suddenly have actual wings. I mean something more interesting. I mean that a human being can stop identifying only with this little point called me – this body, this name, this identity – and experience consciousness as something much larger. If all consciousness is…

Introduction Modern Western thought has largely operated under the implicit assumption that human intelligence represents the apex of the cognitive hierarchy. Within this framework, non-ordinary states of consciousness have often been interpreted as “hallucinations”, degradations, or distortions of normative cognition. In contrast, historical, anthropological, and phenomenological evidence suggests that many cultures understood certain non-ordinary states,…

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…