The Path Departing From The Hermetic Tradition: To “Be God” Or To Serve The Divine Purpose?
Is the goal to become a detached 'God' as the Hermetic tradition suggests, or to become a 'Sacred Human' who fights for a world where everyone is fed? This text rejects selfish spirituality and redefines corrupted concepts like 'Pavilion' and 'Führer' through the lens of a universal mission: guaranteeing the Three Basic Needs and paying our debt to the next generation.
What Is The Position Of The Human In The Universal Hierarchy And The Relationship With God?
Will you see God's face or His back? On one side are those who elevate their souls by guaranteeing the Three Basic Needs; on the other, the crowds crushed like ants. This article is a call to define your place in the universal hierarchy: Will you vanish as a tyrant, or build a new world by accepting the responsibility of the 'Sacred Human'?
Why Is It Important To Pray For Managers, Bosses And The State?
Why does criticism block abundance? Discover why wishing well for managers, bosses, and the state is actually the key to your own well-being. This article explores how replacing judgment with prayer can restore social trust, foster economic prosperity, and serve as a vital step toward guaranteeing the Three Basic Needs for all.
Why Should We Turn The Guaranteeing Of The 3 Basic Needs Into A Religion?
Explore the vital necessity of elevating the guarantee of three basic needs—Food, Shelter, and Education—into a universal 'supreme religion' and sacred law. This article envisions a world where the 'Last Supper' becomes an eternal feast for all humanity, uniting us beyond wars and borders through the power of love and mutual guarantee.
Is Our Body Really Us, or Just a Donkey We Were Given to Carry a Sacred Purpose?
Is your body really you, or is it a donkey carrying you in the wrong direction? This text explores what happens when the body is left without purpose, why most people exhaust themselves for survival, and how a body becomes sacred only when it is trained to serve healthy food for everyone, safe living spaces, and the education of “love your neighbor as yourself.”
What Does It Really Mean to Be Poor? And Where Does God Stand in This Chain?
What if poverty is not about money, but about broken connections? This text explores poverty layer by layer—from the destitute to the rich—and asks a deeper question: where does trust, peace, and God truly disappear? It argues that real abundance begins not with wealth, but by guaranteeing food, shelter, and meaning for everyone.