Category: Occultism

The Awakening: 

The Aspirations of the Solar Cultist Bruno: The 30-year war was triggered by the end of the alchemical dream, a concept initiated by Dee. This dream, which had a profound impact, was a driving force in the political dynamics of Europe during the war. Initially, the region was under the dominion of popes and kings. However, according to the war’s conclusion, parliaments and people had taken the reins. This period marked a significant shift, with the medieval world fading into a distant memory. England, in particular, embraced this new political order and emerged as a beacon for modern science. The post-alchemical renascence thinkers interpreted these changes as a reflection of contemporary science.

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The Awakening:

Man’s Divinity & Destiny: In the previous post, we discussed how McKenna’s view of spiritual practices is biased compared to a psychedelic approach. According to him, spiritual practices serve as a crucial aspect in enhancing psychedelic development. However, without the aid of these substances, it takes a lot of patience, which he needs. He feels obligated to know the facts about these substances and their effects and share them with others due to his indebtedness to his approach.

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This thesis collection will act as part two of the first collection of essays broken down and chaptered in blog format on my site adtruism.aliendesign.com.au—Fundamentalist Christians and its Wrong Approach to Spiritual Teachings. I will occasionally reference some of the writings from that collection in this thesis collection. This thesis collection will approach occult subjects by limiting religion or fundamentalist political ideologues.  

The Awakening:

Artist Prophets – Terence McKenna; God’s Grace or “Scientist Say”: The shift from the medieval to the Renaissance was about giving up the universal power of the Church and the philosophical allegiance to the Holy Father in Rome. To also set out and fall off the earth and find oneself in the pure existentialism of the universe, with the likes of Bruno showing up and spouting that the universe is infinite, and stars are suns or galaxies. This transition was essentially from dogma to existential secularism. Today, we are on the precipice of going back to an archaic revival, which also means going back to an archaic cosmology that was once deemed factual. The thing that was protested had run its course in today’s scientific certitude and acknowledging the errors in scientism – we are transitioning from scientific certitude to a complete embracing of non-closure (back to maturity).       

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