Keti K.

“So much blood spilled uselessly in the name of freedom, and yet we continue to be slaves of ourselves and of others.” – Samael Aun Weor, The Great Rebellion  When I was becoming a teenager, a new kind of desire started to take root in my consciousness. It wasn’t one of the superficial desires that you’d associate with the intensifying surge of hormones, but rather a profound longing that emanated from the depths of my being. It […]

Lately, there have been many revelations about the evil that lurks in every corner of our society. The shadow of humanity is coming up to the surface for everyone to see, and things only seem to be getting more intense. The outrage is becoming global as more people wake up to a grotesque and parasitic system that has kept us all enslaved and docile for centuries.  In times like these, it’s easy to fall into despair and get swallowed by our own hopelessness about the world and

  “The whole world sings of desire, and confuse it with that which is called love. Only those who have incarnated their Soul know what love is. The “I” does not know what love is. The “I” is desire.” – Samael Aun Weor, The Perfect Matrimony  Many songs have been sung about love, and many poems have been written about it. There are countless stories about romance,

There is a void in all of us; a feeling of emptiness that permeates our life and it only grows stronger with time. It’s that feeling that something is missing in our experience, something that will make us feel whole and complete; something on the outside that will give us meaning and finally bring us the happiness we’ve been seeking. And so, we search for it in people, places, jobs, food, sex, drugs, parties, and entertainment… yet

There is an imbalance in society which is reflected in all of us as individuals. It’s an energetic imbalance that keeps us in chaos and conflict – with ourselves, and with others. An imbalance that has cut us off from connecting with our true divine nature and has turned us into mechanical beings of little depth.   Every person is made up of two energies: feminine and masculine,

Throughout our lives, we all encounter people, situations, and environments that cause us pain and sometimes even tremendous suffering. No matter the degree to which we experience the suffering, no one is exempt from it. Our instinctive reaction to such people, situations, or environments is to label them as problematic, as wrong, as negative, as the source of all our misery. But what if they were the perfect, custom-made key to mastering ourselves and