Mystery Speaks

In 1977, Philip K. Dick, the author responsible for the creation mind-bending science fiction such as the Matrix, Blade Runner, the Man in the High Castle and the Adjustment Bureau said, “We are living in a computer generated reality and the only clue we have to it is when some variable is changed and some alteration in our reality occurs.”

He claimed that he could remember an alternative reality before the ‘program’ was rewound and rerun with alterations.

Is it a possibility? An MIT scientist or two believe that it could be.

The final part in the 'meeting my spirit guide series'. I get answers.

Part 2 of the spirit guide series.

We floated over vast hills, rich with trees slowly swaying in the wind.

“He asked, what do you see?”

To which I responded, “I see many trees.”

“Look beyond the trees, now what do you see?"

Part 1 of my spirit guide series. It was a beautiful blue sky day in Nashville, a few clouds were floating by overhead. I sat beneath the shade of a canopy of trees in our backyard and entered my sacred space....

What secrets are hidden in the walls of the Great Pyramid and the silent dignity of the Great Sphinx? Can they be used to predict the future?

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A half hour’s drive outside of Athens, is the site of the most celebrated event among the Ancient Greeks, known as, The Eleusinian Mysteries.

The Mysteries initiated substantial characters from antiquity into its ranks, from Plato to Plutarch. And Cicero said that “what a man learned in the house of the Hidden Place made him want to live nobly, and gave him happy thoughts for the hour of death."

For 2,000 years sacred knowledge was bestowed upon those worthy enough to ascend through the ranks of the Mysteries. This knowledge was said by Plato "to restore the soul to that state from which it fell,"

The oracle of Delphi was a tradition that lasted in Ancient Greece for over 1,000 years. From around 1400BC to 400AD people would go to Delphi seeking wisdom from its future-seeing oracle. In fact, during its heyday, no major decision was made without first consulting the oracle of Delphi. Listen and learn all about it!

This recording contains the work of Manly P. Hall, and is originally from the Divine Pymander, or the Corpus Hermiticum, attributed to Hermes. I felt it was important to add to my content as it is a foundation upon which many of the mysteries are built. I will likely refer to this passage often in later posts and so I felt it was best to have it actively available to all listeners.

The Divine Pymander of Hermes Mercurius Trismegistus is one of the earliest of the Hermetic writings. While probably not in its original form, having been remodeled during the first centuries of the Christian Era and incorrectly translated since, this work undoubtedly contains many of the original concepts of the Hermetic cultus. The Divine Pymander consists of seventeen fragmentary writings gathered together and put forth as one work. The second book of The Divine Pymander, called Poimandres, or The Vision, is believed to describe the method by which the divine wisdom was first revealed to Hermes. It was after Hermes had received this revelation that he began his ministry, teaching to all who would listen, the secrets of the invisible universe as they had been unfolded to him.

The Vision is the most famous of all the Hermetic fragments, and contains an exposition of Hermetic cosmogony and the secret sciences of the Egyptians regarding the culture and unfoldment of the human soul.

Leonardo Da Vinci was commisioned to illustrate a book about divine form. The Vitruvian man was a result. What Divine Secrets lie in its pencil?

"I just have too many thoughts when I try to meditate." IF this is you... then you might just find this very helpful. Let me show you why that's a good thing, and how you're actually more on the right path than you might think. Plus, a few extra helpful pieces of advice.