Kabir’s instructions for finding and consolidate the Inner Light

Kabir and the Yoga of the Inner Light A Reading of the Chauntīsī part of Kabir's Bijak What Chauntīsī means? The word comes from Hindi: chauntīs = thirty-four. Chauntīsī = a composition consisting of thirty-four verses In Kabir’s corpus, texts are often grouped by metrical or numerical form, not by doctrinal topic. Examples include: Sakhi … Continue reading Kabir’s instructions for finding and consolidate the Inner Light

Sound and Light at Museum Zer0: Experiments in the Yoga of the Inner Light and Sound – the Angelic Lights and Sounds

In our beautiful little city Santa Catarina a new masterpiece resides, the museum ZerO. Here we already conducted some experiments. It is free to make takings and pictures in the museum, very insightful of the mind of the organizers. So we can share this remarkable museum ZerO with others. Here our first sound and light … Continue reading Sound and Light at Museum Zer0: Experiments in the Yoga of the Inner Light and Sound – the Angelic Lights and Sounds

When Sound Becomes Light: Synaesthesia, Mescaline, and the Phosphene Connection

Among the many mysteries of human perception, synaesthesia is quite interesting. Crossing of the senses where sound becomes colour, where touch radiates as light, or where vision itself resonates like a musical chord. In early mescaline research, such synaesthetic states were already frequently documented. Investigators noticed that the excitation of one sensory organ would spill … Continue reading When Sound Becomes Light: Synaesthesia, Mescaline, and the Phosphene Connection

Ezekiel Vision was a Phosphene

We will study Ezekiel’s Vision of the Tetramorph in Fourteenth-and Fifteenth-Century Manuscripts and Printed Copies of Nicholas of Lyra’s Postilla litteralis around 1410. Here we see many aspects we can understand once we have seen phosphenes ourselves. Analysis of Ezekiel's Vision (Illustration) through the Lens of Phosphenes This illustration, from a medieval illuminated manuscript provides … Continue reading Ezekiel Vision was a Phosphene

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

The Neurophysiology and more of Black Mirror Gazing: A Guide to Visionary Perception

To fully explore the transformative and transpersonal experience of black mirror gazing, a big self-made large black mirror is essential. I work wth black mirrors since many years, and of l;ast century when I started to explore chaps magick. I think the black mirror is a crazy device. As a neuroscientist and a Medical Doctor … Continue reading The Neurophysiology and more of Black Mirror Gazing: A Guide to Visionary Perception

Mandala’s on Thangka’s based on phosphenes and fractals

What can we see in our innerworld behind the eyes closed: many surprises will rise! Explore the path of inner light, you will be amazed how you get illuminated! The Dance of Light: Exploring Mandala Imagery and Inner Vision In the world of spiritual art and practice, mandalas and thangkas offer a profound glimpse into … Continue reading Mandala’s on Thangka’s based on phosphenes and fractals

Dhyayen Nityam Mahesham by Pandit Jasraj

"Dhyayen Nityam Mahesham" is a beautiful Sanskrit hymn dedicated to Lord Shiva, encapsulating his divine attributes and serving as a meditative chant for devotees. This hymn has been melodiously rendered by the esteemed classical vocalist, Pandit Jasraj. He is crazy good, e real Master, listen to him! Sanskrit Text with Transliteration and Translation: ॐ ध्यायेनित्यं … Continue reading Dhyayen Nityam Mahesham by Pandit Jasraj