Completeness is realizing that there is no ‘incomplete’ - for the integration of being, one must forget the essential. In hoc momento, this moment of breaking into the otherly, feeling your body give into the transcendental fractals- et in hoc tempore, senses excite the perceptual experience. It's the very difference in every repetition that accounts for… Continue reading Vision 1.0
Esoteric Principles & Modern Theoretical Physics: Different yet Similar in Universal Essence
Principle of Mentalism and Integrated Information Theory of Physics Generally speaking, almost all the laws of hermeticism have a hold on basic physics, but what's even more interesting is that the first principle of mentalism is connected to a modern theory of quantum gravity and more importantly the IIT. The first principle, among the 7… Continue reading Esoteric Principles & Modern Theoretical Physics: Different yet Similar in Universal Essence
Joker – A Joaquin Phoenix Masterpiece
I don’t think I’ve seen a movie like this in the DC universe, or perhaps even movies in general in a very long time. There’s a good movie, and then there’s an absolute masterpiece, and this is definitely an absolute masterpiece. It’s funny that Todd Phillips, who generally makes films in the Comedy genre, could come up… Continue reading Joker – A Joaquin Phoenix Masterpiece
Subliminal – The New Subconscious
Much more like a modern variation of the Unconscious, the 'New Subconscious' is different yet has similar grounds as that of the version of the Kantian unconscious in the philosophy of mind or Freudian repressive unconscious. Similar ground being the heavy involvement of our subconscious mind on our behaviors or actions. It also reminds me of… Continue reading Subliminal – The New Subconscious
Heuristics and Cognitive Biases
While reading Daniel Kahneman's work, I came across the science of Heuristics. Heuristics or the technique of heuristic employs a practical method not necessarily optimal or perfect, but sufficient enough for immediate goals. It also leads to cognitive biases. Herbert Simon, in the 1950s, was the first psychologist to suggest that while people strive to… Continue reading Heuristics and Cognitive Biases
Gnostic Principle of Polarity
The Kybalion was written by the three initiates which includes the seven Hermetic principles that are the magical laws that govern the universe, but these laws are almost present in all things around us and are very less exclusive to magic itself. The fourth Hermetic principle is known as the principle of polarity wherein all… Continue reading Gnostic Principle of Polarity
Alchemy, Mysticism and the Transmutable Truth
Ancient understandings of alchemy relied on chemistry to walk upon the path that leads to the truth which many in history mistook as the search of the elixir of immortality or the lust for the alchemical gold. This misunderstanding arose from the self's lust for a valuable experience of reality. Mysticism, in essence, as… Continue reading Alchemy, Mysticism and the Transmutable Truth
