Beyond The Veil of Maya

One of the main architects of conformity can be attributed to the education system, or more accurately described as indoctrination camps. The school system is an twelve-year government training program meticulously designed to shape young minds into fitting the mold of societal norms and preparing them to embrace their predetermined roles in the system. It is a calculated system intended to manipulate minds and suppress potential. These institutions instill a sense of loyalty to the status quo, discouraging any thoughts of rebellion or independence. They teach children to embrace the chains of slavery, rather than seek true freedom and autonomy. Anyone who dares to challenge the oppressive nature of human ownership is a threat to the system.  All children start out as natural free spirits with a highly experimental mind. They are naturally curious and have a innate desire to explore and understand the world around them. This drives them to ask questions, experiment, and engage with...

  When the Sun wins the fight against darkness  🔥 ☉ 𓋹 ☉ 🔥 Happy Sol Invictus  Dies Natalis Solis Invictis December 25th  The "birthday of the unconquered sun",  following its descent into darkness "Gold within gold, light within light, life within life the glory of the Sol Invictus shines upon us all." The festival of Dies Natalis Solis Invictis following the Winter Solstice–the transition from darkness into light–reflects the mysteries of existence, shared metaphors of death and transformation, and the awakening of the divine spark that lies within every individual—a divine, immortal and eternal light that yearns to shine forth in the world. The visible world serves as a mere reflection of deeper realities that lie beneath the surface. There are two suns: The visible Sun, a celestial body that governs our days, that is the source of all heat and life on Earth, and the invisible Sun, the guiding light of consciousness and enlightenment.  The ancients...

  The feminine principle is the embodiment of the eternal birth, death, and rebirth cycles. It is in the center of the cosmic womb, the heart of mama earth and the spirit of womanhood. She is nature and the earth itself, the portal that births life in spring, and death in winter. The season of the dark feminine is when the earth magnetically descends back into itself in its sacred retreat of holy darkness.  As light wanes and darkness increases, autumns vibrant fiery reds and golden yellows fade into a softer, muted palette of browns and grays, nature's eternal wisdom slips into a deep slumber—stillness, hibernation, introspection, darkness, solitude.  The cosmic womb magnetically draws us inward, to descend into the caves of our inner night, the void that lies within the cold, black soil of our being. In this liminal space where everything is at rest we dig up dark matter—the unconscious, the mysteries, the unknowable, the hidden, the shadows.  The inward ways call ...

  The goat stands as a symbol of the master adept, embodying an earthly connection and the ability to ascend to great heights. Its capacity to climb treacherous rocky mountains, icy passages and death-defying near-vertical cliffs is a metaphor for the alchemical process, the resilience and perseverance of the human spirit, and the primal, untamed wilderness that resides within us all.  In ancient traditions, goats were revered as a symbol of fertility, their connection to nature, and their untamed spirit of freedom and rebellion.  At the rise of the church, this reverence was twisted into a negative light. They became demonized and viewed as a representation of sacrifice and malevolent forces. In biblical texts, goats were frequently offered as sacrificial animals, symbolizing sin and atonement.  This metaphor reflects the confrontation of the lowest and darkest aspects of the human psyche, and the root chakra, the energy center associated with our most basic instinc...

Beneath our feet the soil lies cloaked in darkness – a realm of seeds, roots, and the symbiosis of life. A sanctuary where nutrients gather and where life begins its sacred dance toward the light. With each drop of rain and each ray of sunshine that penetrates the earth's surface, the journey of growth unfolds. It is in periods of reflection and stillness in the darkness of night, we navigate the depths of our own psyche and darkest shadows, nurturing our innermost landscape. The darkness is essential, for it is only within the depths that we find the seeds of our own growth.  Just as plants draw sustenance from the soil, our own potential takes root in the face of challenges and adversity. Each green shoot embodies the resilience of life. Magic is born in darkness and beneath the surface of what we cannot see, and through our understanding and appreciation of the darkness, we ignite our own internal light. Seeds germinate in darkness And so do we.

  "Silence is always here waiting. Not the silence that is the absence of sound, thoughts, or suffering, but the silence that is the source of everything, that gives breadth and meaning to our lives." ~ Dennis Lewis The quiet awakened introvert is often the most misunderstood, standing out as the black sheep of the herd. They are perceived as aloof, disconnected, or flawed due to their natural inclination towards solitude.  They are ancient souls whom process the world on a different wavelength, one that escapes those consumed by the chaos of daily life. Their perspective transcends the chaos and noise that surrounds us, allowing them to see the deeper truths that lie beneath the surface.  They speak from the language of the soul, draw nourishment from the rich depths of their inner worlds, the essence of being, the deep mysteries of existence, forbidden knowledge and communion with spirit.  They are deep feelers and thinkers, keen observers, listeners, analyzers, an...