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Love is often seen as the purpose of life. Yet, while it is part of the human experience, it is not its ultimate aim. By distinguishing emotional love from spiritual realization, it becomes possible to understand that incarnation is oriented toward a...
may seem noble, yet it often extends a subtle form of the ego. Seeking to rise, to become pure or perfect, still places oneself at the center. This text proposes a simple reversal: it is not about rising, but about lowering — not diminishing oneself,...
The notion of ascended masters responds to a human need for guidance and protection, but it often rests on a projection that distances what is in reality close. By returning to direct experience, it becomes possible to understand that a true master is...
Vanity and pride are not merely character flaws, but manifestations of the false ego, this confusion that makes the mind seem like the self. Nourished by ignorance (avidya), they distort perception, cloud discernment, and move us away from the simplicity...
Confusion does not come from the world, but from what, within us, takes itself to be what we are not. The false ego, often mistakenly called the ego, is this identification with the mind, fueled by ignorance (avidya). It maintains a constant agitation...
The word Maya is often understood as referring to an illusory, unreal world. This text offers a simple shift: the world is not an illusion, it is a temporary reality. The illusion lies in the perception, in the way consciousness sees, interprets, and...