Astrology demonstrates how nature shapes the conscious subject and, through fateful trials, guides them to become a complete personality, embodying the meaning of nature’s existence. Astrology will be known and recognized in human society precisely to the extent that society recognizes and accepts a complete and free personality.
The world around us often hides complex secrets, including the truth about our consciousness. The truth is often hidden beneath the surface, but it is worth the effort to dig deeper to uncover it.
The biological birth of a human body is not its true birth – it is merely biological reproduction. True birth comes only from one’s conscious intent. This “second birth,” awakening, or resurrection is a person’s true birth and authentic existence.
A human being is like a bridge connecting two worlds – animal instinct and the divine consciousness. Like an animal, one can be consumed by the survival instinct, devoid of spiritual culture and unaware of oneself, but at the same time, akin to the divine, fully aware of oneself and one’s unity with existence.
Classical psychotherapy essentially changes nothing in a person. It does not create a new person, does not bring lasting peace, and does not lead the individual to the perspective of a higher “Self” to contemplate the plan of their soul for the current incarnation.
True spirituality occurs outside the confines of organized religion. No religion aids in the individualization of the human being. That’s why organized religion is not truly religion; it’s politics.
Most people fail to attain their desired abundance using the Law of Attraction due to misunderstanding and being overwhelmed by information from numerous “experts” with their “magic formulas” for success.
Achieving inner peace is a journey that takes us beyond the superficial noise of everyday life, deep into the timeless core of our being. Once we reach inner silence, external noise ceases to be a disturbing factor; it becomes irrelevant.
To know oneself means to find true wealth. Alone, we feel lost, like beggars. However, by discovering our solitude, we truly awaken.