As WaXhira, the Grand Master of the Sacred Atlantean Brotherhood, teaches, the greatest men and women in the world—scientists, artists, and philosophers who have had the most profound positive impact—were mystics at heart. These individuals did not merely accept the world as it appeared; they sought deeper truths, often blending their scientific inquiries with spiritual insights. Their contributions have significantly shaped our understanding of the world, showcasing the profound connection between mysticism and scientific achievement. Pythagoras Pythagoras, an ancient Greek mathematician and philosopher, is best known for the Pythagorean theorem, a fundamental principle in geometry. However, his contributions extend far beyond mathematics. Pythagoras was a mystic who believed that numbers were the essence of all things and that understanding the numerical relationships in the universe could lead to spiritual enlightenment. His school, the Pythagorean Brotherhood, combined scientific inquiry with mystical teachings, emphasizing the interconnectedness of all life. Pythagoras' mystical views influenced his scientific achievements. He proposed that the movements of celestial bodies created a form of music, the "harmony of the spheres," which could be perceived through inner, spiritual listening. This idea laid the groundwork for later developments in astronomy and music theory, illustrating how mystical insights can drive scientific exploration. René Descartes René Descartes, often called the father of modern philosophy, famously declared, "Cogito, ergo sum" ("I think, therefore I am"). Descartes' philosophical inquiries were deeply intertwined with his mystical beliefs. He sought to understand the nature of reality and the human mind, believing that by doubting everything, one could reach undeniable truths. Descartes' contributions to science and mathematics were profound. He developed the Cartesian coordinate system, which laid the foundation for analytical geometry, and made significant contributions to optics and physiology. His dualistic view of mind and body influenced both scientific and philosophical thought, demonstrating how his mystical quest for certainty and clarity led to groundbreaking scientific advancements. Francis Bacon Francis Bacon, an English philosopher and statesman, is often credited with developing the scientific method. Bacon believed that scientific inquiry should be based on empirical evidence and inductive reasoning. However, his vision for science was deeply mystical. He saw scientific progress as a way to restore humanity to a state of Edenic knowledge and power, lost after the fall of Adam and Eve. Bacon's works, such as "Novum Organum," outlined a new approach to scientific investigation, emphasizing observation, experimentation, and the systematic collection of data. His mystical belief in the power of knowledge to transform humanity drove his efforts to reform scientific practice, leading to the development of modern experimental science. Isaac Newton Isaac Newton, one of the most influential scientists in history, is best known for his laws of motion and universal gravitation. Newton's scientific achievements were deeply influenced by his mystical beliefs. He was a devout student of alchemy and biblical prophecy, believing that the universe was a coherent, divinely-ordered system that could be understood through both scientific and mystical means.
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WaXhira
Founder & Grand Master
Sacred Atlantean Brotherhood
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