Category: Philosophical | Philosophy
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The Serpent
We traded bliss for the ache of knowing. For me, it was the night I dug into the code behind the feeds I scroll—lines of logic deciding what I see, what I think. The serpent’s gift was no apple, but a seed—planted deep, splitting us open to the world as it is. That truth stung:…
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Esoteric Resource Guide
My favorite online esoteric sources. In the digital age, the pursuit of esoteric knowledge has become more accessible than ever before. The internet offers a wealth of resources to explore the mystical and occult. Internet Sacred Text Archive (ISTA) This digital treasure trove is a must-visit for anyone interested in the esoteric. With its extensive…
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The REAL MERLIN
The real Merlin, often identified as Myrddin Wyllt, was a 6th-century figure from Welsh legend. Myrddin Wyllt was a legendary figure in medieval Welsh literature, who was also known as Merlin the Wild Merdhyn Gwyls & Marzhin Gouez. He was a chief bard and a prophet, who went mad after witnessing a bloody battle and…
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Metaphysics of Shadow and Light
The Essence of Shadow The concept of shadow originates from the Old English term sceadu, which signifies darkness or an area where light is blocked. In a metaphorical sense, the shadow is often associated with the parts of ourselves that we choose to hide or suppress. It can represent our fears, insecurities, and the unexplored…
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Understanding Discernment
Discernment is the skill of detecting subtle inaccuracies within seemingly correct concepts, akin to identifying a counterfeit bill amidst genuine currency. It’s a critical cognitive ability that enables one to differentiate between nearly right and truly right, often revealing hidden flaws that escape the general consensus. Discernment Can Be Inconvenient While many claim to value…
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THE ORIGINAL HIPPOCRATIC OATH
The Hippocratic Oath, an ancient ethical code, is credited to the renowned Greek physician Hippocrates who lived around 400 BCE. This oath stands as one of the oldest historical documents dating back to the 5th century B.C. The Oath Had 4 Parts: Each section has ethical implications. This manuscript was found in a body of…
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Gossip is the Ego’s Need For Attention
Gossip is indulged upon by those lacking the courage to confront their own shortcomings. “Whoever goes about slandering reveals secrets, but he who is trustworthy in spirit keeps a thing covered.” – Proverbs 11:13
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God Breaks His Children
The article presents suffering as a purposeful tool used by God to transform believers, build godly character, reveal His glory, and increase dependence on Him, through a continuous cycle of being “broken” spiritually.

