Tag: Unveiling of Destiny
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The Wound of Time – 2: Memory and the False Redemption of the Past
We often turn to memory in search of redemption. We revisit the past — through recollection, analysis, even therapy — hoping to find answers, healing, clarity. We try to make sense of what happened, to piece together a self from what we remember, or to change how the past affects us now. Memory, in this…
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Introduction: The Circle of Unveiling
Starting tomorrow, a new four-part series will begin. It is not a collection of arguments or positions, but the unfolding of a single clarity — one that does not need to be constructed, only remembered. What follows is not a progression of topics, but the gradual lifting of a veil. We begin not with belief…
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Know Thyself – 10: The Eternal Destiny of the Self
History, Time, and the Unfolding of Being From the beginning of this journey, we have traced the crisis of identity to its metaphysical roots: the belief that the self is made, not given, that it becomes, rather than is. We have seen how this illusion gives rise to confusion, fragmentation, and suffering, not only for…
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The Final Non-Duality 3 – Christian Mysticism: Union, Darkness, and the Eternal God
From Ascent to Appearing: Rereading the Path of the Soul The mystical tradition in Christianity stands as one of the most powerful witnesses to the limits of conceptual thought and the longing of the soul for something that cannot be captured by language. From Dionysius the Areopagite to John of the Cross and Meister Eckhart,…
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Identity 3: The Inevitable Resolution – From Fragmentation to the Recognition of Identity
In the previous articles, we explored identity as necessary (unchangeable and eternally true—it simply is) and eternal, hidden by cultural pressures, nihilism, and fragmentation. We examined how contemporary society’s emphasis on becoming, technological influences, nihilistic tendencies, and social isolation contribute to the division of the self. Now, we turn to the resolution of this fragmentation.…
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Encounters with the Dead: A Perspective from the Structure of Being
Introduction: The Rising Accounts of Contact with the Deceased In recent years, reports of encounters with the dead have proliferated. Whether through mediumship, near-death experiences (NDEs), apparitions, premonitions, or personal intuitions, individuals claim to perceive or communicate with those who have passed. Traditional interpretations often frame these encounters within religious, spiritualist, or psychological paradigms. However,…
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City, Country, and Destiny: From Toynbee and Spengler to Severino
The Ancient Tension Civilizations have always carried within them a tension between city and countryside. The countryside ties human life to the soil, the rhythms of nature, the continuity of community and tradition. The city concentrates wealth, intellect, and power, but often at the cost of uprootedness, alienation, and imbalance. This polarity has become particularly…
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Beyond Conditioned Thought: Article 2 – The Philosophical Unveiling—Thinking Beyond Becoming
Philosophy: Not an Escape from Thought, but a Clarification Many assume that philosophy, particularly metaphysics, seeks an abstract escape from reality, a retreat into speculation detached from lived experience. This assumption mirrors a broader misconception that truth is something to be found elsewhere rather than clarified here. However, true philosophy does not aim at abandoning…
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Post 34 – The Unfolding of Eternal Necessity: Technology, Destiny, and Religious Eschatologies
The Unfolding of Eternal Necessity: Technology, Destiny, and Religious Eschatologies In the previous article, we explored how technology, as a manifestation of nihilism, exposes the illusion of transformation and affirms the ultimate necessity of eternal being. This article continues by examining the necessary unfolding of the Structure of Being—also known as destiny—and how it contrasts…
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