Category Archives: Capriccios

Fragment from diary nr. 117, p.114-115 “…Personality can manifest only in anthropomorphic forms; the heads & the tails can never see each other, even though they are aspects of the one and the same being: in the same way, that which is understandable in a human way just because it is not cosmic or divine,Continue reading “KUNDALINÎ AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE HUMAN BEING”

“Kouta” is a poem by Eino Leino, perhaps the single most appreciated Finnish poet, who was deeply touched by early theosophy and dealt with many of its subjects in his works. Leino’s Kouta is a black magician, “the greatest wizard beyond the Turja mountain,” that is, in the mythic North of Lapland. The wizards ofContinue reading “KOUTA“

Thousands of forms colliding into one As a lens of happening from immeasurable distances The mind held by these hands, consciousness that breaks in seeing itself A conditional sentence created into the realities’ mathematics A fracture through which the universe bleeds empty A wound of rebirth A birth canal of the soul Through which flowsContinue reading “WITNESS OF AN UNENDING MYSTERY”