Magic doesn’t really exist and neither do its deities. Angles or demons, messiahs or masters, techniques or miracles, magic formulas or rituals: None of it is real in absolute terms. There are neither guides nor saviours on Earth or elsewhere; no churches, no secret brotherhoods or cosmic Vaticans ready to save or enslave us (or both). We have never required them. We no longer need them. There isn’t a “beyond” nor a land of the living; no astral planes or anything that isn’t the concoction and fruit of our minds, our hopes, and our fears. There is nothing to be saved from. There are neither creditors nor judges.

The question is within us, and the answer is not “out there”. We are not only the mystery. We are both the lock and the key. Hermeticism? Meditation? Alchemy? Initiation? Just symbols. Perhaps useful expedients but not for much longer. They are extracted from the conscious awareness behind which we usually hide as we chase chimeras and generate monsters. The means and the end are confused.

Of course, you may have heard me speak (and will continue to do so) about each and every one of these topics and much more. Well, it doesn’t matter as they are all literally fairy tales! They are only useful as illustrations to us, the little children of consciousness. However, in a different way than traditional children tales, they are not meant to put us to sleep (that, we have been doing for far too long and not in a good way) but to shake us, perhaps to amaze us, and, ultimately, to awaken us.
Down with the masks. Let the ancient and new myths dissolve; let the ghosts of our minds vanish; let all the gods of every epoch evaporate. 

We do not need paranormal powers, activations, benedictions, or illuminations. We already have and already are all that we need (for free). This is the new era.

Having said all this, allow me to share some views and relevant questions. Although I am not interested in providing answers or “finding” solutions, I shall perpetually continue my quest and search, with the only conviction that when you assume or decide that you “found” the absolute truth, you’ve also established the limits of your own reality and free will.

It is perfectly fine to have the freedom to define the boundaries of one’s own reality; however, that should not spill over in attempting to define the boundaries of the reality of others.