Spirituality

Spirituality, contrary to those who still believe it is a form of Christian faith, has nothing to do with the church. The church is just a self-proclaimed intermediary that makes fun of us. Spirituality today is done by joining a cult or sect. Personal development, self-improvement and becoming a better person are not considered. 

Have you ever wondered why people avoid topics like spirituality? Is it a societal taboo or a self-imposed limitation to be accepted by society?

Spirituality differs profoundly from the traditional structures and dogmas of institutionalized religions, especially Christian ones. Indeed, the church as an institution has often been seen as an intermediary between believers and the divine, but not everyone considers this mediation necessary or authentic. 

Many people confuse spirituality with formal religiosity and in many cases genuine spiritual development is rare. Rather, this is a path followed by those seeking a deeper understanding of self and the universe – unconstrained by dogma or traditional rituals. Indeed, spiritually advanced cultures and civilizations could emphasize personal development, inner wisdom, and exploration of consciousness, rather than remaining captive to rigid structures. 

 Authentic spirituality, in the service of self and not institutions, is a rare practice. This may reflect a modern tendency to place more emphasis on outward, cult-like or sect-like organizations, rather than a genuine inward search.

We do not qualify as advanced civilizations. The primitivism of church dogmas and rituals places us on the periphery of the galaxy literally and figuratively. In fact, there are not many people who practice a healthy spirituality in the service of the self. It is an option of esoteric intellectuals, alchemists, occultists and autodidacts.

Spirituality is still seen as ghosts, bigotry, black magic and voodoo. 

Return to the curiosity of the child you were and try to give it spiritual initiatives to know who you are, who you were and who you will be. If only one man would do it now, all the others through resonance would change the morphic fields and change the world in a nanosecond. 

It is time to become again like the Atlanteans and the Lemurians, like the Hyperboreans and like all those who lived before us in order to rebuild civilized and lay new foundations.

Don't miss the opportunity to be proactive, to grow spiritually, to find yourself and to put your shoulder to today's society. 

We are star seeds, we are the descendants of the great civilizations of the past. Let's not miss the train and become what we once were.  

Spirituality is the world of the invisible, the magical world par excellence, the world of the higher self, it is the internalization until reaching the threshold of elevated being. We don't have to be yogis to get there. Any man who wants to be spiritualized can succeed. There is not just one way, there are billions of ways, everyone instinctively knows which direction to go if they let themselves be guided by intuition. 

Spirituality can also be understood as a search for immortality or the Holy Grail, a journey into infinity, a path to yourself, a mission in life. We all want to know what our mission in life is, why we live and what we have to do. Spirituality happens naturally when we love, when we see a sunset, when we feel that everything is going well, it is not necessarily an altered state of consciousness or a journey through time or other timelines, 

I see spirituality as an opportunity to find out who I am and where I'm going. Spirituality is not practiced as a sport, if we go to church it does not mean that we are pure or good, spirituality is not done regularly and at fixed times, with an appointment or course certificate, spirituality does not make us better citizens or smarter people but it defines us as people. All people are spiritual by the simple fact that they ask themselves questions and read, get information, are curious and search for the truth. The essential conditions are the opening of the soul, the opening of the mind, non-conformist thinking and courage.