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The world around you is constantly craving your attention.
They tell you that there are wonderful things out there, but the only way to see Beauty is to have eyes that can see it. 

Modern philosophy (by modern we mean just a few centuries old) that stems from the separation of body and mind, identifying in the latter the human identity, is simple garbage.

I don't write to convince anyone of my ideas or even to make them known. I suppose that writing will never be a source of livelihood for me.

In yogic/meditation/new age circles, we often talk about knowing ourselves without having in mind what it really means and how it is possible.

We normally think in terms of hours, days, months, and years. The planet we are on that does not only host us but it also created us, the Earth, does so in terms of billions of years.

I happen to feel like a huge "c***" when I don't perceive the evidence and I behave and think just like someone I don't like. These days I felt like this and being aware of this evidence was a sort of satori.

Among the most dramatic losses the "evolved" man is experiencing, there is the utter loss of the sense of the sacred. The roots of this loss are distant, first Christianity supplanting pagan spiritualism,  convincing the flocks that by behaving "well" on this earth they would earn eternal life.

The bombardment to which we are subjected daily pushes us towards nihilistic individualism.
They call freedom what, in reality, is to be free from any commitment, "feel" what you really want, not having ties, finding yourself.

In essence, the biggest difference between Christian priests and priests of today's dominant religion called science, is that the former preached that all the whys will be revealed by God after death while the latter have ranting theories about the why of things that they then pass off as absolute truths that they obtusely believe themselves.

In essence, the biggest difference between Christian priests and priests of today's dominant religion called science, is that the former preached that all the whys will be revealed by God after death while the latter have ranting theories about the why of things that they then pass off as absolute truths that they obtusely believe themselves.

I appreciate that tourism is a great source of economic well-being. I acknowledge that mine is an elitist speech but even if I'm being judged as such it does not bother me at all.

I watch myself, almost astonished as I change tastes. In the past, I appreciated those who were able to provoke, through their art, annoying sensations that had to do with degradation or with those slightly sick and "over the top" impulses .

The inhabitants of Western countries live in the myth of freedom and have been convinced that they live in the freest society ever. The reality is that no human being has ever been controlled and manipulated as it is nowadays.

Our ancestors fearlessly faced the "unknown."

"Everyone has the freedom they're entitled to, measured by the stature and dignity of their own person."
- Julius Evola

Within Science, as well as in Christianity and any other religion, followers should have the right to follow their dogmas and beliefs without being a nuisance to others. Those who believe in other churches should have the same rights and duties and still be free to follow their beliefs without being discriminated against.

For those who love their present time, this is always full of moments of bliss.
The pleasure of the evening breeze after a hot day or a cold shower regenerating the body.

Resentment is today the greatest source of consciousness' fogging. Resentment is essentially envy and contempt toward others. The constant flow of external inputs, deliberately pushes the unconscious being towards resentment.

I reject the prevailing utilitarian mentality. I love what's useless. Things like philosophy, music and art. Don't get me wrong, with music I don't mean that commercial entertainment that you hear in stadiums and large arenas or in clubs as background to chatter. I love to bring my body to experience extreme fatigue and limitation.