Behold ! God the Lord passed by !

Behold ! God the Lord passed by ! And a

mighty wind rent the mountains round, brake in

pieces the rocks, brake them before the Lord :

but yet the Lord was not in the tempest.

Behold ! God the Lord passed by. And the

sea was upheaved, and the earth was shaken : but

yet the Lord was not in the earthquake.

And after the earthquake there came a fire :

but yet the Lord was not in the fire.

And after the fire there came a still small voice :

and in that still voice, onward came the Lord.

1 Kings, xix. 11, 12.

Il y a en chacun de nous des désirs

Il y a en chacun de nous des désirs, des aspirations et une capacité à les réaliser. Les plantes sont l'incarnation, l'âme de cette capacité, de ce désir fondamental d'évolution. La plante est en toi la force capable de passer de l'obscurité à la Lumière. Pense par exemple à la petite fleur du perce-neige, si fine et délicate et pourtant capable de traverser une croûte de glace. Pense aussi à ces immenses arbres dans les forêts : tous ont d'abord été de petites graines, faibles, fragiles, posées dans l'obscurité froide de la terre. Cette force habite en l'homme. Elle est une énergie considérable qui fait que nous pouvons accomplir des miracles... ou des calamités. Vers quels buts orientons-nous notre volonté, notre capacité d'action ? La plante connaît le secret : la lumière. Elle suit l'appel de la lumière et ainsi réussit à s'orienter, à trouver le chemin.

O. Manitara

Truth Anywhere

Truth can come from anywhere—there is nothing that does not have its truth. Because, without a spark of truth, nothing can exist. Not even falseness.

Therefore, the wise man is he who knows how to learn truth from every person and discover the truth of each thing.

T. Freeman

Life's Roots

We are trees, living two lives at once.

One life breaking through the soil into this world. Where, with all our might, we struggle to rise above it, grapple for its sun and its dew, desperate not to be torn away by the fury of its storms or consumed by its fires.

Then there are our roots, deep under the ground, unmoving and serene. 

They lie deep within us, at our very core. For them, there is no storm, no struggle. There is only the One, the Infinite, for Whom all the cosmos with all its challenges are nothing more than a fantasy renewed every moment from the void.

Our strength is from our bond with them, and with their nurture we will conquer the storm. We will bring beauty to the world we were planted within.

T. Freeman

Conviction

All the elaborate proofs, all the philosophical machinations, none of that will never stand you firmly on your feet. There's only one thing that can give you that, and that's your own inherent conviction.

For even as your own mind flounders, you yourself know that this is so, and know that you believe it to be so. It is a conviction all the winds of the earth cannot uproot, that has carried us to this point in time, that has rendered us indestructible and timeless.

For it comes from within and from the heritage of your ancestors who believed as well, back to the invincible conviction of our father, Abraham, a man who took on the entire world.

The doubts, the hesitations, the vacillations, all these come to you from the outside. Your challenge is but to allow your inner knowledge to shine through and be your guide.

Inside is boundless power.

T. Freeman

Les règnes de la terre vivent en l'homme

Les règnes de la terre vivent en l'homme mais d'une façon différente de leurs manifestations extérieures. Les Dieux, les Anges, les Animaux vivent aussi en lui. Ils forment l'anatomie de base de l'homme. La vision moderne de l'être humain et de son anatomie est tellement pauvre, mesquine et rabougrie... Selon elle, l'homme est un assemblage d'organes que la science a découpés et dont elle possède une cartographie parfaite. Cette vision réductrice est totalement dégradante pour l'être humain, elle mène à tous les excès, tous les abus et à une réduction de la condition humaine dans tous ses aspects.

O.Manitara

L'univers que décrit Jésus

L'univers que décrit Jésus l'Essénien dans sa prière secrète est constitué de sept règnes qui forment comme une échelle entre le Père-ciel et la Mère-terre, une harmonie originelle. Mais le Père dont parle Jésus, est-il le père avec lequel vivent les hommes ? Les hommes sanctifient- ils le Nom du Père ? Le Père règnet- il dans leur vie ? Accomplissent-ils sa volonté ? Reçoivent ils leur pain quotidien de la main du Père ? Leurs offenses sont-elles pardonnées ? Sont-ils libres de toute tentation et sont-ils délivrés du mal ? Les hommes respectent-ils la Mère Terre ? Tu vois bien ici que l'humanité s'est séparée de l'ordre et de l'harmonie originels, qu'elle a quitté le jardin d'Eden. Non seulement l'homme s'est plongé dans l'obscurité mais, on le voit aujourd'hui, il plonge le monde entier et tous les règnes dans la destruction et le malheur. Il est indispensable de regarder clairement la situation dans laquelle nous nous trouvons aujourd'hui afin de mieux comprendre comment en sortir.

O. Manitara

Forbidden Water

Sometimes the sages tell us, “This wisdom is out of bounds. This contains truth for which you are not yet ready.”

If the soul is intact, it will thirst all the more to attain that wisdom. In truth, that is the inner reason we are told such things.

T. Freeman

Youthful Wisdom

Wisdom lives in the future, and from there it speaks to us. There is no such thing as wisdom of the past.

Wisdom preceded the world and wisdom is its destiny. With each passing moment, wisdom becomes younger, as we come closer to the time when it is born and breathes the air of day.

Our ancient mothers and fathers, the sages, all those from whom we learn wisdom—they are not guardians of the past. They are messengers of the future.

The truth can never be old-fashioned. It was never in fashion to begin with.

T. Freeman

« Pardonne nos offenses »

« Pardonne nos offenses » : En se séparant des règnes supérieurs, les hommes se coupent de la sagesse, de la source de vie. Malgré tous leurs efforts, ils ne sont plus dans la grande harmonie originelle, ne jouent plus leur rôle dans la chaîne de la Création. Ils offensent Dieu, c'est-à-dire engendrent la dysharmonie. Ils privent alors les règnes inférieurs de la belle Lumière. Le premier règne déséquilibré est celui des Animaux. Déjà à l'époque de Jésus, les animaux étaient les victimes de ce déséquilibre. Et aujourd'hui encore, il est toujours d'actualité pour l'homme de demander le pardon des offenses lorsqu'il observe ce qu'il fait subir au règne animal.

O.Manitara

Only You

All this universe was made only for your journey. And all this universe was made only for the other guy’s journey. And for mine as well.

In our mind it is impossible. We are finite. When we put our minds to one idea, there is no room for any other. If one point is at the center, there is no center left for any other.

God is infinite. He can have as many points of focus as He wishes without diminishing the centrality of any of them in the slightest.

Each one of us is absolutely the most important thing in the universe.

T Freeman

Compassion

What is the difference between kindness and compassion?

Kindness gives to another.

Compassion knows no “other.”

T. Freeman

Intolerance

Intolerance lies at the core of evil. Not the intolerance that results from any threat or danger. Not the intolerance that arises from negative experience. Just intolerance of another being who dares to exist, who dares to diminish the space in the universe left for you. Intolerance without cause.

It is so deep within us, because every human being secretly desires the entire universe to himself. Our only way out is to learn compassion without cause. To care for each other simply because that ’other’ exists.

T. Freeman

Nothing is more important than our consciousness at the beginning of a process

"Nothing is more important than our consciousness at the beginning

of a process, and this truth is valid even in domains you know

nothing about.

Take the example of war. When a war breaks out, you can be

precise about the date. Yes, but it was in preparation for years,

and that’s when it began, long before hostilities were triggered.

And when does a war really begin? When the bombs are being made.

The day they are dropped, the end has already arrived. We cannot

say to the bomb, ‘I beg you, don’t go falling on innocent people,

on those we love,’ for it will reply, ‘For months, you have been

getting me ready, knowing full well what you were doing, and I

was all ears. You don’t want to see me do any damage? Then you

shouldn’t have made me. Now it is my turn to act.’ And you can no

longer control the situation."

Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov

Waiting for Fruition

If the world did not need you and you did not need this world, you would never have come here. God does not cast His precious child into the pain of this journey without purpose.

You say you cannot see a reason. Why should it surprise you that a creature cannot fathom the plan of its Creator? Nevertheless, eventually the fruits of your labor will blossom for all to see.

T. Freeman

This is why Eve, living among flowers, eventually herself gave off a scent of flowers.

"According to tradition, when the Creator placed Adam and Eve in

their earthly paradise, he entrusted Adam with the care of

animals and Eve with the care of vegetation. This is why Eve,

living among flowers, eventually herself gave off a scent of

flowers. But at the time of the first sin, she lost this power.

Before the fall, she emanated all kinds of delightful perfumes,

because she possessed the qualities and virtues that manifest on

the physical plane as fragrances. In fact, all psychic phenomena

correspond to something in the physical world: a fragrance is the

physical expression of a virtue, a nauseous odour the physical

expression of a vice.

And now, if women experience such a desire to wear perfume, it

is in remembrance of the time when they lived in paradise and

possessed this gift of naturally exhaling fragrances. But wearing

perfume is not the best way. There is nothing wrong with wearing

perfume, and even make-up, but if women learned to develop

certain qualities and virtues, they would have no further need of

artifice: they would regain their true fragrance, their original

beauty. "

Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov

Adulthood

Three things you must know to be an adult:

Don’t fool yourself.
Don’t fool others.
Don’t let others fool you.

—and do it all without trying to impress anybody.

T. Freeman

True Ideas

A thought that helps no one, not only is it not true, in the final result it never was. For all that is, physical or spiritual or Divine, was only created to be part of the repair of this world of action. And once that repair is done, all that will be true are those things that made it happen.

In every thought, look for the power to change the world.

T. Freeman

This

What is a blade of grass?

A blade of grass is infinite light expressing itself as a blade of grass.

What is an atom?

An atom is infinite light expressing itself as an atom.

What is a universe?

A universe is infinite light expressing itself as a universe.

In each, the Infinite Light says, “I am here and I am not here. I am this and I am not this. Through this thing, know its Maker, that which cannot be known.”

T. Freeman

The Promise Inside

No matter how much you distrust your own sincerity or question your motives, there is no trace of doubt that at your core lives a Godly soul, pure and sincere.

You provide the actions and the deed—just do what is good.

She needs no more than a pinhole through which to break out and fill those deeds with divine power.

T. Freeman

Force and Counter-Force

For every power for good in your soul, a counter-force crouches within to oppose it.

There is only one place that stands beyond assault, as it also stands beyond reason or need. It is the simple power to choose good and not bad, and it is the place where the soul meets God and there they are one.

In that place, where that resolute decision is made, the counterforce dissolves and dissipates. Indeed, it was created from that place, with the purpose of returning you to there.

And you have returned.

T. Freeman

Vacation

When people want to free themselves from their humdrum workaday life, they go on vacation. They rent a cabin with half the rooms they have at home and sacrifice many of the conveniences they generally rely upon. They rough it. And then they feel free.

As it turns out, everybody agrees: When you let go of those material things you have become attached to, then you can start to be free.

T.Freeman

Perpetual Struggle

Some think life is all about doing good and keeping away from evil. To them, struggle has no purpose of its own -- to have struggled is to have failed. Success, they imagine, is a sweet candy with no trace of bitterness.

They are wrong, very wrong. Struggle is an opportunity to reach the ultimate, when darkness itself becomes light. In the midst of struggle, an inner light is awakened. Light profound enough to overwhelm the darkness, encasing it and winning it over.

But if darkness never fights back, how will it ever be conquered?

T. Freeman

So many people complain about the bad conditions they are forced to live in

"So many people complain about the bad conditions they are forced

to live in! They feel they are victims of fate, of society, of

their boss, even of their family… No, they must understand that

first and foremost they are their own victims: they are the ones

who consciously or unconsciously created their present conditions

in life by having particular thoughts and feelings in their past

lives and taking the actions they took. If they alter their

behaviour and their state of mind, conditions will change in

their next life, and even in this one.

Yes, depending on your attitude, conditions can change now. So

long as you think your external, material situations are the

deciding factors and you improve nothing within yourself, you

will continue to attract the same deplorable conditions. But if

you give priority to the spirit, to light and strength, your

conditions will eventually be modelled on these divine

principles. Since what is below is like what is above, in time

what is above will also be realized below."

Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov

Virtue and vice, strength and weakness, beauty and ugliness

"Virtue and vice, strength and weakness, beauty and ugliness are

different aspects of the good and evil we see expressed all

around us. But instead of learning how to behave in relation to

these two poles of the one whole, humans constantly ask

themselves why God allows evil to exist. They must no longer ask

this kind of question but understand instead that good and evil

are intimately connected, because as complementary poles they

have matters they must deal with together.

Our life on earth is wholly conditioned by the alternation of

day and night, and this alternation, which governs the life of

all of nature, also governs our physical and psychic life. We

would not know what light is if darkness did not exist, nor what

wisdom, justice, beauty and joy are if we were not forced to come

up against stupidity, injustice, ugliness and sadness.

Understanding is born of comparison and confrontation. If

opposites did not exist, we would live in an undifferentiated

state. "

Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov

Childish Joy

The natural state of man, the way God created us, is to be happy.

Look at children and you will see.

T. Freeman

It can happen that you suddenly feel flooded with light

"Quite unexpectedly, it can happen that you suddenly feel flooded

with light, that all of a sudden you are being projected upward,

all the way to your higher self. You are dazzled by this beauty

and immensity, and it feels as though from this moment on nothing

could bring you down from these heights. Unfortunately, this

doesn’t last. You have to pick up the threads of your everyday

life, with its same worries, its same temptations, its same

weaknesses. You feel cut off from your higher self, like a

fragment cast aside, rejected. Some time later, you again feel

enlightened, illumined, but once again it doesn’t last long, and

you begin to feel discouraged.

No, you must not allow yourself to be discouraged by the

fluctuations in your consciousness. If you persevere in your

spiritual work, one day, after all the highs and lows, the light

that comes to visit you will no longer leave you. You will have

crossed to the other shore, and you will be saved forever."

Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov

le goût, au niveau subtil, n'est pas dans la bouche, il est réellement dans le coeur

Contrairement à ce que l'on pourrait penser, le goût, au niveau subtil, n'est pas dans la bouche, il est réellement dans le coeur : tu goûtes les choses dans ton coeur. Le coeur, c'est là où le mal est inexistant, là où le mal ne peut pas entrer. Jamais le coeur ne peut être mauvais, ce n'est pas sa nature, un coeur peut être blessé mais jamais mauvais. On peut dire de quelqu'un qu'il a « bon coeur » mais pas qu'il a « mauvais coeur », cela n'existe pas ; on devrait plutôt dire qu'il est un « sans-coeur », c'est à-dire qu'il n'a plus de coeur, plus d'âme.

O. Manitara

Les paroles ont un goût.

Les paroles ont un goût. Tu dois goûter ta parole car celle-ci sort du coeur à travers la bouche, dans la salive, et ensuite elle est donnée comme un fruit qui a bon goût ou qui n'a pas bon goût. Tu dois voir que dans ta parole il y a une saveur. La parole qui a bon goût est la parole qui vient du coeur pur, qui est avec l'âme ; si ton coeur est avec ton âme, ta parole aura une âme. 

O. Manitara

All of Him

That force that holds electrons in their orbit and planets in theirs, explodes incessantly within the stars above and is the darkness that fills the empty space—-that force is a single whole and it is God.

It is not all of God. It is an expression of God. All of it could disappear in a single instant, and for Him nothing would have changed.

Where is it that you can find all of God? Wherever He wishes to be found.

Right now, He hides within some scattered branches placed upon an autumn hut.

T. Freeman

‘The Father and I are one’

"When Jesus said, ‘The Father and I are one’, he was summarizing

the greatest mystery of religion. And one day we too must be able

to say the same words.

Some will say, ‘Yes, but we’re not Jesus. He was the son of God,

whereas we are sinners.’ The Church has tried to make Jesus the

equivalent of God himself, the second person of the trinity, the

Christ, a cosmic principle, thus creating an infinite distance

between him and human beings. But is this the truth? Jesus

himself never said such a thing; he never claimed to be

essentially different from other people. He said he was the son

of God, but he did not claim this divine lineage for himself

alone but emphasized the divine nature of all humans. Otherwise,

what would be the meaning of the phrases ‘Our Father in heaven,’

‘Be perfect as your heavenly Father is perfect’ and also ‘The one

who believes in me will also do the works that I do and, in fact,

will do greater works than these’?"

Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov

The number 2

"From the point of view of Initiatic Science, the number 2

represents the 1 polarized as positive and negative, masculine

and feminine, active and passive. As soon as there is

manifestation, there is partition, division. In 1 there can be no

creation, because no exchanges are possible. In order to manifest

and make itself known, 1 has to divide. Unity is the privilege of

God himself, his exclusive domain. In order for God, the 1, to

create, he had to become 2.

In order to create, therefore, God projected himself beyond

himself by polarizing, and the universe was born from the

existence of these two poles. The positive pole exerts an

attraction on the negative pole, and vice versa. This is the

mechanism of action and reaction, which activates and sustains

the movement of life. The cessation of this movement would bring

stagnation and death, a return to the state of original

non-differentiation. The first lines from the book of Genesis

reveal that creation proceeded through successive separations. On

the first day of creation, God separated the light from the dark.

On the second day, he separated the waters above from the waters

below. On the third day, he separated the waters from dry land.

The 1 is an entity closed in on itself. To leave this state, this

entity must become 2. "

Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov

Explosive Joy

Joy is an overflowing, an explosion. Something enters a person's life for which he could never be prepared and his previously tidy self erupts in song, dance and joy.

Approach the Divine with a calculated mind and there is no window for joy. Embrace the infinite beyond mind and let joy surprise you.

T. Freeman

Le goût

Le goût est ce qui cherche quelque chose d'autre, sans arrêt. C'est pour cette raison que tu manges : toujours pour goûter. En réalité, tu vas vers la perfection du sens du goût, qui est la soif d'un monde supérieur : vouloir goûter et expérimenter une conscience supérieure. La perfection du sens du goût est la soif du savoir qui éclaire et du feu qui agit, la soif à la fois de voir et de faire apparaître. Tu veux voir un monde supérieur, non pas avec tes yeux, mais en le goûtant, et tu veux le réaliser.

O.Manitara

Dance with the Other

As a mother and the baby she holds in her arms, as a father and child, as two in courtship or in marriage, so we are with Him. One chases, the other runs away. One runs away, the other chases. One initiates, the other responds. The other initiates, the one responds. It is a dance, a game, a duet that plays as surely as the pulse of life.

Until one falls away and becomes estranged. Then the other looks and says, "This is not an other. We are one and the same." And so, they return to each other's arms once again.

It is a great mystery, but in estrangement, there is found the deepest bond.

T. Freeman

Time Machine

If you could travel back in time, what could you change? The world, its past and its present all belong to the Creator. All is as He wills it to be.

Perhaps you could replay some crucial scenes and distance yourself from the mess that occurred. Perhaps you could jump in and grab credit for some of the good.

But for that, you don’t need a time machine. All you need is to stand right where you are and say, “I messed up. I lost my chance. I learned my lesson and now I will do things differently.”

You will change yourself. You will change your past. You will say, “I am no longer the person who lived in that past.”

In fact, you do have a time machine.

T.Freeman

We Are the Child

Your child is not like everyone else; your child is you.

And yet, your child is not you; your child is his own person. A paradox.

Our souls are that paradox—on a greater scale: the nexus between God and His universe, where His own breath becomes His creation.

That is why we are called His children. And we call Him our Father.

T.Freeman

God’s Fishing Net

The soul begins in an intimate, essential bond with a Source Beyond All Things. Even as she invests herself into a material world, into a human form, that primordial bond remains imprinted deep within her.

It is that bond that pulls her constantly to return, like a magnet pulling its lost other half. Our incessant search for meaning, all our striving for that which we cannot grasp, all is an expression of this dynamic, this thirst to return.

This desire to return is innate, yet it must be awakened. The soul must first realize she is distant. Return in all its strength and passion is found, therefore, in the soul who has wandered far from her true self and then awakened to recognize she is lost.

We are like the child being pushed on a swing by her father—the further our souls are thrust away, the greater the force of our return.

As well, the drive to return is God’s fishing net. For in its search to reunite with Him, the soul finds God in all the matters of this world. And so, these too are pulled in. And the deeper the descent, the greater the treasure.

T. Freeman

Pleading to Exist

Isn’t this strange, that a created being should take part in its own creation? Can a caricature hold the pencil in his artist’s hand? Can the characters of your own story edit your words? Can the figments of your own imagination tell you what to imagine?

Yet here we are, created beings pleading with our Creator, “Grant us life! Good life! Nice things! Be out there, in the open! Get more involved with your world!”

Here we are, in the inner chamber of the Cosmic Mind, where it is determined whether we should be or not be, participating in that decision.

We are created beings, yet there is something of us that lies beyond creation.

T. Freeman

C'est le rôle de l'homme de recevoir la Lumière

C'est le rôle de l'homme de recevoir la Lumière, de la porter, de lui constituer un corps et de la mettre au monde. Il est donc important de savoir ce que l'on veut, d'être déterminé, engagé, dans une certitude absolue. Celui qui doute de la Lumière au moindre souffle de vent contraire ne la connaîtra jamais car elle ne pourra pas s'approcher de lui.

O.Manitara

God formed Man, but He built Woman.

God formed Man, but He built Woman.

She is the framework of the home in which he lives, the ground on which he builds, his walls and windows upon the world and the roof that stands over his head.

She is the crown that sets him to rule over his world. Without woman, there is no man.

T. Freeman

Power of speech

"There is a great deal that could be said about the power of

speech – how it creates forms, how it acts on the psychic and

physical organs not only of those being spoken about but also of

those speaking and of those hearing what is said. Knowing how to

be fair, moderate and precise when we speak is one of the

greatest qualities there is.

 We write with a pen, but we also write with our tongue. Our

every word is a letter addressed not only to human beings but to

all the entities living in nature. Regardless of who you are

addressing, you should try to speak with a golden tongue. Yes,

for the human tongue can be made of various materials – lead,

copper, iron, pewter, silver or gold. A golden tongue brings

souls light and peace."

Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov

Le corps que nous avons

Le corps que nous avons est un corps qui nous a été donné à la naissance, mais comme nous ne sommes pas nés dans une tradition de la Lumière, nos corps subtils ont été accaparés par des mondes invisibles que nous ne connaissons pas. Ces mondes, nous les nommons sans les connaître. Nous parlons de la pensée, des sentiments, mais nous n'avons pas rendu conscients ces mondes, nous ne les avons pas nettoyés. Nous n'avons pas éveillé ces mondes, en regardant réellement ce qui était caché derrière eux, pour nous faire un corps sur la terre. Si nous voulons avoir des corps subtils, nous devons les reconquérir.

O.Manitara

They have banished God into exile

"They have banished God into exile.
They have decreed He is too holy,too transcendent to belong in our world.They have determined He does not belong within the ordinary, in the daily run of things.And so they have driven Him out of His garden, to the realm of prayer and meditation, to the sanctuaries and the secluded places of hermits. They have sentenced the Creator to exile and His creation they have locked in a dark, cold prison.And He pleads, "Let me come back to my garden, to the place in which I found delight when it all began."

T. Freeman

Out of diversity is born a perfect harmony.

"We are all individual beings, each with our own life. But we are

not alone; we are part of a whole, and the issue we face is how

to reconcile the demands of our individual life with those of

collective life.

Each individual is special. Cosmic Intelligence created such a

diversity of creatures, and we must not try to put them all on

one level and make them all the same. Everyone has the right to

express their differences, their originality, provided they are

in tune with the whole, as in an orchestra. What a difference

there is in shape, material and sound between the violin, cello,

piano, oboe, flute, harp, trumpet, cymbals and bass drum! But out

of this diversity is born a perfect harmony."

Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov

Life in Words

Plants live in a world of earth, water, air and sunshine. Animals live in a world of the body and its senses. Human beings live within a world of their own words.

The sages called us “the speaking being,” saying that our soul is filled with words. When our words leave us, our very being goes out within them. We conquer with them. We declare our mastery over Creation with them. Our words tell us that we exist.

For us, nothing truly exists until we find a word for it. All our thoughts of every object and every event are thoughts of words. Our world is a world not of sensations and stimuli, but of words.

Build your world with precious words. Fill your days with words that live and give life.

T. Freeman

Sun & Moon

Each one of us is both the sun and the moon.

The sun is constant—every day the same fiery ball rises in the sky. But the moon cycles through constant change—one day it is whole, then it wanes until it has disappeared altogether. Yet, then it is renewed, reborn out of nothingness.

So too, we learn and progress by quantum leaps and bounds, yet the timeless, constant wisdom of Torah doesn’t budge from its place. On the contrary, the more we move forward, the deeper we fathom the truths behind us.

T.Freeman

Defining Your World

We are not passive observers of this universe, but rather partners in its creation. We are the ones who assign each thing its meaning, who bring definition and resolution to an otherwise ambiguous world.

In fact, we are legal witnesses who determine a matter of life or death: For each thing we hold, each event that enters our life, our word declares whether it breathes with Godly life or simply idles itself into oblivion.

T.Freeman

Lorsqu'on parle de pierre philosophale

Lorsqu'on parle de pierre philosophale, on parle de « pierre », c'est-à-dire du plus tangible, du plus concret qui puisse être, mais on parle aussi de «philosophale», de philosophie, c'est-à-dire d'un monde qui respire autour : la pierre qui pense, la pierre qui parle, la pierre qui sent. Cette pierre, c'est l'homme. L'homme est la pierre philosophale qui peut tout transformer en or ou en plomb. Celle-ci peut amener le plomb vers l'or, mais elle peut aussi amener l'or vers le plomb. On disait de la pierre philosophale qu'elle amenait la longue vie, la santé et l'immortalité. Cette pierre, c'est l'homme qui respire une intelligence supérieure du bien ou du mal. Le bien, c'est la vie, et le mal, c'est la mort. Le plomb est le corps physique de l'homme, qui va vers la mort : le plomb s'oxyde. Le processus de l'oxydation en chimie équivaut à un processus spirituel de mort.

O.Manitara