What is the main, fundamental meaning of human life? The one that is more important than satisfying ambitions, more important than money, fame, career, power, pleasure and similar “values”, and even more important than survival? What is the real aim that people have always been looking for? What is this aim, so that people could have a chance and the… Continue reading "I strengthen the Being"
There are some questions that people have always tried to answer. They were people of different nationalities having different worldviews, who lived in different times in different parts of the world. Moreover, their worldviews arose as a result of attempts to answer these questions. Thousands of religions and all kinds of teachings, from occult and philosophical to ethical and scientific,… Continue reading "Top 10 questions"
All serious and deep spiritual teachings always have one and the same problem: they are very difficult to summarize. It’s an advantage to have an extensive picture of the world, richness of details and nuances, a system of principles related to human life, etc. However, this advantage sometimes turns into a disadvantage for some people. They are simply intimidated by… Continue reading "In broad strokes"
“Is our Universe a closed system or not?”- this is one of the questions that modern science is trying to answer. In other words, does our Universe have boundaries, or is it infinite? It might seem unimportant because it is unlikely to affect the life of mankind anyway. However, there are reasons to look for the answer. This knowledge is… Continue reading "The endless ocean of the Being"
The concept of “non-being” is usually perceived by human consciousness as parallel to the concept of “Being,” as its opposite, antipode, non-existence, as the other side of existence. This fits well with the dialectical principle, which states that everything is based on the unity and struggle of opposites. In other words, in their collision and, at the same time, in… Continue reading "About the non-existence (machine translation)"
Mitavma “Tamelius”, telling about the origin and structure of the Universe, begins with the logion “There was a time when there was no Universe; then there was a great living creature, which must be called the Creator ”(Tameli I, 1). This immediately raises the question: why is the Creator (that is, the one who creates) at the same time a… Continue reading "The unusual Creator (machine translation)"
In the Mitevma “Twenty-Day”, the Creator is called Four-armed. This epithet immediately creates a certain image: a creature similar to Hindu gods with multiple arms. This is impressive but it is not true. We don’t know what the Creator looks like now, nor what he looked like before his transformation into the Universe, nor what he will look like after… Continue reading "The four pillars"
