Ethereal Insights

Sunset, by Chris Barbalis Has the Sun Set on the 20th Century? Sunday – May 31, 2026 T he previous century was the most transformative period in the history of mankind, at least during this latest cycle, and today in this our 21st century we are still very much living with the disastrous consequences of that transformation, and while the great deviation began at a time far earlier than any time during the last century, it must be acknowledged that the deviation entered into a kind of acceleration during the last century, and today that acceleration has become such an integral part of everyday life that it is no longer palpable, barely, read " The End of History ". So, as the question in the heading goes: has the Sun set on the 20th century? Hardly, the 21st century is still living in the shadow of the 20th century and will likely continue to do so for some time to come, and if indeed history is over I suppose that there will be no memory but that of the 20th century left, but...

Hindu ( ॐ ) depiction of Virabhadra ( वीरभद्र ) and Daksha ( दक्ष ) Heroism or Cynicism? Saturday – May 30, 2026 I n our world it is all too easy to fall into cynicism , and indeed for the most part it would seem that the revolutionary elite would prefer for you to remain cynical, as this ensures that they can keep controlling your mind, because after all, a lot of the disease and really, if you will, the  infantile disorders or our times stem from the psychic realm, read " What is Mental Illness? ", because after all the power of deviation requires the mental control as this would be impossible without a critical mass; in other words: it would be impossible for the world to exist in its current state without mental confusions all over the place, read " Democracy ". In a sense you could view cynicism as the opposite of heroism, read more about heroism here .     No, I do not require you to read my previous post about heroism as this post is separate from that post...

Hindu ( ૐ ) depiction of Vishnu ( विष्णु ) with Lakshmi Narayan ( लक्ष्मी-नारायण ) on Garuda ( गरुड ) The Metaphysics of Adversity | Friday – May 29, 2026 H ardship and adversity, these staples, if you will in the true fashion of mechanism , of life are impossible to escape , for they serve a very important purpose, namely to foster strength and a sense of urgency; they reminds us of the seeming futility in life and of how important the things that actually matter are. You may say that crime, read " The Metaphysics of Crime ", functions in a similar manner: crime reminds us of the importance of keeping the cosmological equilibrium; of course, this is something that most people have forgotten today .     The Metaphysics of Adversity is real and ties into destruction —or the need for sacred and holy destruction to reign across the land, for a certain period that is—for destruction in a more personalized, as opposed to a more generalized, manner is often necessary in the course...