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Spiritual life is not only about emerging from confusion, but about recognizing that even clarity can become a limitation. Between obscurity, agitation, and balance — the gunas — the human being seeks stability. The light of sattva, linked to clear reason,...
Can God be understood through intelligence? This article explores the difference between intellectual knowledge and true understanding, which comes from deeper than the intellect. By returning to our essential identity, that of the Witness (Sakshi), it...
Unity is the origin of everything that exists. It is what certain traditions call the Kingdom or the Tao. Yet we experience a dual world, marked by separation. This duality is not an error, but a necessary condition for the emergence of individual consciousness,...
Consciousness is not multiple in the sense of separate realities, but it can be experienced on different levels. The mind (citta), comparable to an operating system, processes experience and enables action. The incarnated soul (Jīvātman) lives this experience...
Inner suffering does not always come from visible causes. It often takes the form of a void that nothing in the world can fill. This constant search — through objects, experiences, or relationships — reflects a deeper lack, rooted in ignorance of our...
Freedom is often understood as the ability to do whatever one wants. Yet it is largely conditioned by the body, the mind (citta), and the full range of social, cultural, and relational frameworks. The spiritual approach does not aim to multiply choices,...