Het Innerlijke Laboratorium: Religiositeit in de 21ste eeuw

Over de herontdekking van een verticale dimensie in het menselijk bestaan Dit essay vormt de kern van het gedachtegoed achter Het Innerlijke Laboratorium: een boek dat eind dit jaar verschijnt. Wie ondertussen alvast wil kennismaken met het onderzoek, vindt op het gelijknamige YouTube-kanaal nu al verdieping en achtergrond: youtube.com/@HetInnerlijkeLaboratorium De inspiratiebron ligt in een lang … Continue reading Het Innerlijke Laboratorium: Religiositeit in de 21ste eeuw

A Reader’s Question: What Happened After Watching the Abraxas Ritual – activation of evil?

The question A young man in his late twenties, deeply engaged in his own spiritual practice, wrote in after watching our Abraxas ritual video. In his own words, reconstructed and anonymized here: "I watched the Abraxas video without judgment — it was strange, genuinely strange, but I just let it be. That night I had … Continue reading A Reader’s Question: What Happened After Watching the Abraxas Ritual – activation of evil?

The Magickal Rite of the Restored Waters

Concerning the Purpose of this Operation This operation is to be performed when the Soul Mirror has shown a deficiency of the Water Element in the character of the operator. It is intended to call forth, strengthen, and internalize those virtues belonging to Water: receptivity, connection, softness without weakness, adaptability without loss of form, feeling … Continue reading The Magickal Rite of the Restored Waters

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

Theopoetics and the Inner Light: When Theology Learns to Listen Instead of Explain

Knowing God via Mictophenomenology and Theopoetic action For centuries, theology tried to describe God using arguments, definitions, and well-structured systems. God was approached as something the intellect could grasp, categorize, and master through careful reasoning. Yet alongside this analytical stream, another current has always flowed: a quieter way of speaking that does not try to … Continue reading Theopoetics and the Inner Light: When Theology Learns to Listen Instead of Explain

Beyond Reductionism: When Neuroscience Meets the Theology of the Event: God Experienced

For decades, the dialogue between science and religion has been trapped in a stalemate: one side claiming God as a metaphysical entity beyond reach, the other reducing spiritual experience to mere "brain fizzes" or chemical glitches. Following a dialogue with a prominent theologian, we refine our definition: God is not a biological 'product' of the … Continue reading Beyond Reductionism: When Neuroscience Meets the Theology of the Event: God Experienced

The Physiology of Grace: A Neurophenomenological View on the Visio Beatifica

In the heart of Catholic mystical theology lies the concept of the Visio Beatifica: the "Beatific Vision." It is described as the ultimate direct perception of God, a state of supreme happiness where the soul sees the Divine Essence face-to-face. Traditionally, this transition is made possible by Grace, a supernatural gift that elevates human nature … Continue reading The Physiology of Grace: A Neurophenomenological View on the Visio Beatifica

What is enlightenment somebody asked…and are you enlightened?

My first reaction was LOL this concept has blinded many people...The key question is why people ask this question! And there is one esoteric truth! If you answer in whatever way, the question is not helping anymore! It is thus about finding the root of the question. So far my humble idea about this first … Continue reading What is enlightenment somebody asked…and are you enlightened?

The Black Mirror and the Book of Mysteries, the Sefer ha-Razim: Unveiling Inner Visions

In our exploration of the "Yoga of the Inner Light" and the profound connection between ancient contemplative practices and modern neuroscience, few artifacts offer as rich a tapestry as the black mirror. This dark, reflective surface, often associated with scrying and divination, serves as a powerful gateway to inner vision. But what if we told … Continue reading The Black Mirror and the Book of Mysteries, the Sefer ha-Razim: Unveiling Inner Visions