The Most Dangerous Time to Be Alive
We live in the most exciting, the most revolutionary, the most creative, the most challenging, and the most dangerous time the world has ever seen. Scientific genius combined with the arcane implications of mystical revelation has brought us to a crisis of perception, a decisive turning point where old structures must terminate or change.
It is not my intention to either perpetuate or debunk traditional religions – Christianity, Buddhism, Hebraism, Islam, metaphysical or existential philosophies – but rather to explore and help initiate a new, non-sectarian “global myth” that will define the future.
If we are to prosper we have to perceive something that has never been seen before. We must literally close the gap between our divinity and our humanity, between the visible and the invisible. and between consciousness and form.”
At this point, we, and the world in general, are in a state of free fall. Objectively there isn’t anything permanent for us to hang onto of a material or intellectual nature. We cannot find security in our bank accounts, our physical health, our mental storehouses, our governments, the teachings of the past, or anything else external to ourselves. If we curl up out of fear in free fall, we will spin helplessly out of control. On the other hand, if we do not panic, but instead stretch out our arms and trust that which we have within ourselves to protect us, we will not only glide down with a modicum of control, but we might enjoy the ride as well.
Walter Starcke
It is not my intention to either perpetuate or debunk traditional religions – Christianity, Buddhism, Hebraism, Islam, metaphysical or existential philosophies – but rather to explore and help initiate a new, non-sectarian “global myth” that will define the future.
If we are to prosper we have to perceive something that has never been seen before. We must literally close the gap between our divinity and our humanity, between the visible and the invisible. and between consciousness and form.”
At this point, we, and the world in general, are in a state of free fall. Objectively there isn’t anything permanent for us to hang onto of a material or intellectual nature. We cannot find security in our bank accounts, our physical health, our mental storehouses, our governments, the teachings of the past, or anything else external to ourselves. If we curl up out of fear in free fall, we will spin helplessly out of control. On the other hand, if we do not panic, but instead stretch out our arms and trust that which we have within ourselves to protect us, we will not only glide down with a modicum of control, but we might enjoy the ride as well.
Walter Starcke
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