Esotericism Stories

The story follows the protagonist's journey to the Moolagiri shrine, where they encounter the mysterious Baba Sri Ananda and his disciple, Ma Erica. The narrative explores the eccentricities of godmen, the allure of spiritualism, and the protagonist's evolving perceptions. As skepticism gives way to curiosity, a pivotal moment arises when the protagonist challenges Baba with a Nietzsche quote, unraveling the illusion of sagehood. The story concludes with the protagonist's resolute departure from the ashram, symbolizing a rejection of deception and a quest for genuine spirituality in the distant light of the Moolagiri shrine.

The Glass Atlas is the story of an archivist who travels to Paris in search of a forgotten modernist writer and finds himself entangled with a circle of young scholars. What begins as literary study soon becomes obsession, as cryptic manuscripts, shifting alliances, and a death that blurs into myth draw them deeper into a labyrinth where truth and fiction are no longer distinguishable.

thinking to myself about what inspires me, then I pull the sequence apart an analyze every instant. 7 May 2015 12:13pm

God is the ultimate monad, and so, I wish to be in one, in communion, in unification with his substance and his majesty, for he is the great, and the greatest one in this entire reality.

Transcending the boundaries of the past, present and future. Maturing from a credulous scholar to a proficient professor. Evolving from a mere human to a benevolent deity. Behold the story of the young Moor who was immaculately conceived to be the ambassador of the Gods, the diplomat of the Divine Council, and the restorer of the balance. The year is 2050. Due to the devastating effects of the Great Global Cataclysm and the airborne plague pandemic. The entire world has descended into a post-apocalyptic state of desolate underdeveloped wastelands, unable to preserve human, plant or animal life. What is left of the human population is coerced into a highly advanced dome-shaped society to "ensure a more suitable living condition and the safety of all humankind". Unfortunately, the remaining members of humanity would soon realize that they had been lured into an autocratic totalitarian hellscape in which they cannot easily escape.

In a fractured multiverse where creation is power and knowledge is a dangerous force, Demiurges follows Vinyah, a young "dimensionaut" whose journey spans simulated worlds, ancient empires, and collapsing realities. Born under violent stars and raised amidst hidden knowledge, Vinyah is marked by destiny: a potential demiurge-one who can shape entire universes. As he is drawn into a secretive group of reality-bending beings led by the enigmatic Klaus, Vinyah confronts ancient metaphysical truths, advanced scientific paradoxes, and monstrous beings from beyond. From the brutal streets of the Piroh Empire to virtual dimensions shaped by thought alone, the story dives deep into philosophical and ontological questions: What is real? Who has the right to create or destroy a world? And can the mind survive such cosmic responsibility? Demiurges is a multi-layered speculative epic where Plato meets posthumanism, where cosmic horror bleeds into lyrical science fiction, and where each shift in dimension peels back another layer of reality itself. Reality is built. Reality can be rewritten. But only a few are chosen to hold the pen.

Prometheus once gave thought to man. Now the age of gods is at the brink of destruction. Olympus, the once mighty home of gods and heroes is now under siege by men. In its deepest sanctum, Zeus the father of men and gods holds a powerful force, the very essence of creation. Outside, the armies of the most prominent mortal, with the help of technology have found out about the existence of this relic and have brought together the mightiest force humanity ever mustered to claim it. Personal ambitions and dark, long forgotten secrets haunt both sides. It is now the end of the 5th year of the war. Losses from both sides are immeasurable, yet humanity endures. Olympus is about to fall. This is a story of men and gods, ambition and greed. A story that repeats itself again and again in every cycle.

Regina Walls is 22 years old and she's a simple stylist like any other, with nothing particularly special about her, however, her clientele is totally the opposite, all kinds of eccentric personalities with unusual abilities, the kind of people that does not allow anyone to manipulate sharp objects like scissors or razors near their necks, request her services. In what seemed to be a routine job more like any other, Regina is involved in the attempt to kidnap one of her clients, a beautiful and enigmatic girl who keeps a secret about her eyes. So, in order to keep her safe, Regina is forced to enter the strange world of the hidden to which her clients belong, which leads her to ask for the help of one of her clients with whom she formed a friendly relationship, a hired murderer of only 14 years old who calls herself Moruna.

America, home of the Occult freedom, slavery masters, and Fathers of greed seems to be the story everyone has forgotten. Corpus Republica is a smart, mind-bending thrill ride through the secret history of the United States. Follow a young Benjamin Franklin as he stumbles upon a hidden book that pulls him into a world of hidden societies, mystical science, coded letters, and dangerous passions that shaped the soul of a nation. Alongside rebels like Thomas Paine and the ever-enigmatic Jefferson, Franklin navigates a revolution not just of politics, but of power, prophecy, occult and desire. Based on real events-but twisted through the lens of forgotten truths-this book dares you to question what's real, what's imagined, and what was never meant to be uncovered. Witty, wild, and wickedly intelligent-Corpus Republica isn't just a book. It's a revelation.

On a hill lives a hermit who illegally occupies an ancient observatory: from up there he awaits the literal fulfillment of the Apocalypse of John. In the last twenty years he has transformed his hermitage into a religious temple, adorning its walls with mosaics, stuccoes and paintings with a symbolic and esoteric appeal. Three boys, moved by fearless curiosity, decide to walk towards the top of the mountain: Lorenzo is the skeptical and rational part of the trio, as well as an atheist and avowedly anti-theist. With a provocative air, he often enjoys teasing Alberto, his childhood friend and proudly Catholic. Chiara, a cheerful and adventurous girl, is the fun element of the group. When they consume the encounter with the mysterious man, terrifying events begin to punctuate the adventure: the woods and the hamlet at the foot of the promontory will offer them a disturbing and visionary journey, but in the end it will be reality that will overcome all imagination. The reader is introduced to a classic adventure for children, with horror veins, which gradually takes shape in a disturbing dream journey to the edge of reality, venting the curiosity and tension accumulated in a science fiction-existential watershed. Is there a cosmic determinism or is it all governed by chance? Does God exist or is he an invention to make up for human fears? Is faith just an illusion for those who believe or have different sensitivities and approaches to the sense of mystery? Not a few philosophical questions raised will be facing in this tale, whose central focus remains the big issue on the dichotomy Reason and Faith.

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A short poem, translated from original to English. Mixed with carnality, kabalistic imageries and metaphors.

Stories of a life commited to a metaphysical adventure.

In this book I have given out my own philosophical system. I have discussed and expressed my opinions and arguments on various philosophical matters as the ones concerning free will and determination, God, human, beauty, actuallity and illusiveness of the reality and others. I touched on Metaphysics, Political philosophy, Logic, Aesthetics, Ethics and non-scientific studies like Esotericism.