The Moon, the Nature of Constructing an Identity, and the Evolution of Love
The moon at present feeds on organic life, on humanity. Humanity is a part of organic life; this...
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Category: Essays
Do We Live in an Apocalyptic Time?
It would be hard to deny our present world situation does not clearly describe the first aspect of apocalypse.
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War and the Octave of Evolving Consciousness
People who are willing to say and do anything, no matter how many lies they tell or how many people they hurt, have an obvious advantage over people whose behavior is restricted by conscience, common sense, and decency.
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Impressions, Sanskaras, and the Many Worlds Theory
The jewel of an awakened man is a fully formed personality that can be described as a system of knowledge that does not stop impressions from entering into deeper aspects of his being.
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The Ray of Conscious Influence or God and Man
Ouspensky didn’t want his students to equate the Absolute with God. When he was asked if...
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On The Doors of Perception by Aldous Huxley
Mescaline doesn’t open up higher centers directly, but it forces them to the forefront of our consciousness to deal with and make sense of a world without associations.
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On the Faculty of Judgment
Any man can speak truly; but to speak with order, wisely, and competently, of that few men are capable. ~ Montaigne
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On COVID 19 or Scale and Relativity
It has been suggested to me by a number of readers that I write something on the COVID 19 pandemic which has affected all of us…
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An Inconvenient Idea
It always amazes me that more people are not interested in the idea of conscious evolution. The idea that a man (or woman) can, by making specific inner efforts…
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A Few Observations on the Awakening of Meher Baba
To begin I should make it clear that Meher Baba considered himself an avatar, and that what I have...
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The Rise of the Hasnamuss in Contemporary Politics
Another characteristic of the hasnamuss is that he appeals to the lowest in his followers, and in doing so destroys whatever higher possibilities they have.
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On Friendship
Aristotle classifies friendship into three types: friendships of utility, friendships of pleasure, and perfect friendships…
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