We have worked in the field of seeing inner light, the phosphenes, as a path to directly perceive the divine. Mystics from all centuries have described their visions. Many psycho-analytic insights have been used to understand these visions, and the entire hypothesis of the archetypes of Jung rests on these data. These visions in their … Continue reading Two Paths to Understanding the Mystic Visions of Brother Klaus and other mystics: Jungian Projection vs. Neurophenomenological Perception
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The ultimate “Divine Hypothesis”: why are we vessels of the divine
On this site we developed supportive evidence for the importance of the Yoga of the inner light. We shared the presentation we made wth ChatGPT and here is the analysis after the document with the slides: divine hypothesisDownload 🧠 Central Thesis The human body—especially the brain—is not merely biological but a divine receptor, evolved to … Continue reading The ultimate “Divine Hypothesis”: why are we vessels of the divine
The Visions of Niklaus von Flüe in a nutshell and its relation to Jungian psychoanalysis and phosphenes
Here is an English translation and commentary of a PDF titled "Bruder Klaus und seine Visionen", authored by Erwin Keller. The text is written for the Bruder-Klaus-Jahr and summarizes six central visions of Brother Klaus. Here is the original text: bruder_klaus_und_seine_visionenDownload Summary of Visions of Bruder Klaus 1. The Nature of His Visions Brother Klaus … Continue reading The Visions of Niklaus von Flüe in a nutshell and its relation to Jungian psychoanalysis and phosphenes
Bruder Klaus -Niklaus von Flüe-: one of his Visions: the Tabernacle and its phosphene aspects, as well its Jungian significance
One of the most important mystics of our own environment were those of the Swiss Bruder Klaus, Niklaus von Flüe. We describe some of his visions, this time the tabernacle, a clear example of a phosphene vision - you can find it in the publication referred here. This Tabernacle you can see yourself happening during … Continue reading Bruder Klaus -Niklaus von Flüe-: one of his Visions: the Tabernacle and its phosphene aspects, as well its Jungian significance
Niklaus von Flüe: the messenger of the inner light path
Within the contemplative and mystical traditions of Christianity, the phenomenon of seeing inner light, luminous impressions perceived in silence or darkness has long been a source of revelation and sacred imagery. These light forms, known today as phosphenes, arise naturally in the closed-eye field of vision or through meditative focus on a light source. They … Continue reading Niklaus von Flüe: the messenger of the inner light path
When the Mind Begins to Shine: Meditation, Phosphenes and the Luminous Nature of Consciousness
Window to the Spirit It is a truth whispered across mystical traditions: when the body is still and the senses quiet, the mind begins to shine. Not metaphorically, but literally. Behind closed eyes, in the depths of focused meditation, patterns of light begin to appear described as glowing halos, radiant orbs, cascading veils of brightness. … Continue reading When the Mind Begins to Shine: Meditation, Phosphenes and the Luminous Nature of Consciousness
Zazen and the White Wall Effect into the Divine
Someone asked: if you sit before a white wall and look without moving the eyes from one point, as in zazen, what will you see? That's a beautiful and very deep question — and it touches the core of perceptual physiology, consciousness studies, and spiritual experience. Here’s what happens step-by-step if you sit before a … Continue reading Zazen and the White Wall Effect into the Divine
Meditation of the Unborn Light
Preparation Sit comfortably in a natural posture, preferably in front of a simple white wall, or with your eyes closed. Let your spine be upright but without tension. Allow your breathing to flow naturally, without effort. Rest your hands in your lap or on your knees, relaxed and open. Step 1: Establish Presence Gently direct … Continue reading Meditation of the Unborn Light
The Divine Countenance in Light: Microprosopus and the Emergence of Sacred Form:
The concept of Microprosopus provides a beautiful bridge between Kabalistic mysticism and our exploration of the ultrasubjective hyperspace and inner light. In the mystical systems of Kabbalah, Microprosopus, also called Zeir Anpin, is not simply a theological concept. It is a living emanation of divine energy as it becomes form, pattern, and presence within our … Continue reading The Divine Countenance in Light: Microprosopus and the Emergence of Sacred Form:
Great Magick Masters and the Inner Light Path
Both Éliphas Lévi and Aleister Crowley explored the concept of inner visionary realms, often encountered with closed eyes, where divine, demonic, and geometric forms manifest. While they didn't use the term "phosphenes," bcause that term was not known at that time, their descriptions align with experiences of inner light phenomena and with the path of … Continue reading Great Magick Masters and the Inner Light Path