The Ultrasubjective Hyperspace represents a profound inner dimension of human consciousness, where individuals can directly experience archetypes and the collective unconscious, as explored extensively by Professor Carl Jung, particularly in his visionary work, the Red Book. In this inner experiential and ultrasubjective space, archetypes manifest as powerful symbolic images, emotions, and narratives that transcend personal … Continue reading Access to Archetypes via the Ultrasubjective Hyperspace
UltraSubjective Hyperspace
The Ultrasubjective Hyperspace is the space of our consciousness if we are aware where we can meet and become the divine, get inspired and see God’s face
A new Revelation from the “Book of the Ultrasubjective Hyperspace”: what it is!
And I saw with my eyes closed, emerging phosphenes, in the stillness of the inner silence, a gate began to open, not in the world of forms, but in the depth behind the forms, where no object holds shape, and all things arise from light. And the voice spoke not in words, but as waves … Continue reading A new Revelation from the “Book of the Ultrasubjective Hyperspace”: what it is!
The Manifesto of Hyperspace Magick
I have practicing magick since many decades, on my own way. Stepping in the pilor of light meditation and many others to follow. I want to share this manifest with the true Seekers. Bridging Chaos and the Divine through the Willful Expansion of Inner Space Magick is the sacred art of speaking to the Source … Continue reading The Manifesto of Hyperspace Magick
Magick and the Ultrasubjective Hyperspace, A Totally New Approach via the eye of the heart
Magick and the Ultrasubjective Hyperspace, New Vista's Magick, in its classical form, is often misunderstood as manipulation of the external world. But when reinterpreted through the lens of mystical insights and modern neuroscience as well as based on contemplative experience, we can understand magick as the activation of symbolic, sensorial, and intentional forces within the … Continue reading Magick and the Ultrasubjective Hyperspace, A Totally New Approach via the eye of the heart
Imaginative Perception and the Ultrasubjective Hyperspace
Imaginative Perception and the Ultrasubjective Hyperspace Suhrawardi, the Persian mystic-philosopher and founder of the Illuminationist (Ishrāqī) school, defines imaginative perception not as fantasy or fiction, but as an real world realm, "ʿĀlam al-Mithāl" or World of Images, also called the Mundus Imaginalis by Henry Corbin. This is not subjective fantasy, but a real ontological plane, … Continue reading Imaginative Perception and the Ultrasubjective Hyperspace