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Abandon All Hope, Ye Who Enter Here
“Abandon all hope, ye who enter here” is a famous line from Dante Alighieri’s epic poem The Divine Comedy. This line appears at the entrance to Hell in the first part of the poem, Inferno.
The phrase serves as a warning to those who enter Hell, signalling that there is no hope for redemption or salvation once they
BG 10.12
This came soon after the Shōgun dialogue and reflects a completely different symbolism of a flower
Agni as devata of manas
Agni is the master of tejas, is the fundamental active energy behind light and heat phenomena, surpassing even the Sun’s luminous blaze. In the Vedic understanding, Vishnu, the supreme Lord, subordinates himself to Agni, serving as the electrical force involved in Agni’s manifestation. This subordination is a strategic move
... See moreTrauma can lead to spiritual awakening
Trauma, while painful, can paradoxically act as a catalyst for spiritual awakening. It forces you to confront the limitations of identifying solely with your body, mind, and emotions. The intense suffering can push you to seek deeper meaning and connection, ultimately leading you back to your spirit, your true
... See moreHarmony of Opposites
All problems of existence are essentially problems of harmony. Opposition and harmony work together as Nature's method of progress.
- Material and spiritual realms are connected through veiled consciousness.
- Nature seeks to resolve apparent contradictions
- Key opposites being reconciled:
- Conscious mind with unconscious form
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