Light

Saturn, in the guise of Satan, led humanity away from Paradise. He fled westward, away from "the light of the Holy Spirit". He thus generated a downward movement into darkness to hide from it. This movement is like a river carrying humanity along in its current. He has named this current Progress and claims to lead people to knowledge and enlightenment, while in reality he is plunging them into darkness and lies, into an incoherent and confused world, toward death.

To find the light, we must stop letting ourselves drift with the current and start swimming against it towards the East, we must from childhood listen to our conscience and fight to avoid becoming a liar, a courtier repeats Jacquot , a fearful anguished person and a servile and assisted lazy person because all these failings are obstacles to progressing towards the Truth, and one day discovering and realizing what we exist for. We must not pretend like the Pharisees but ensure that our nature can evolve freely in order to find the path to Truth. It's not about appearing but about being.

Power on Earth is under Satan's control; it must be seen as the enemy or the prod of those who seek Truth. We must contend with it, but do everything possible to keep our distance. Power serves to block the path leading from Hell to Light. Force is used to break the recalcitrant, money and honors to corrupt the ambitious, whose sexuality has often been perverted to better control them through blackmail. The goal of intellectual gurus is to cloud an individual's compass, preventing their conscience from warning them when they are on the wrong path. Finally, medical power is one of the most dangerous because it plays on the fear of suffering and dying. It is insidious because all its remedies attack the immune system and quickly transform the individual into a dependent drug addict.

But life is like a play. The show must take place. Everyone must play their role. The piece requires sufficient time to unfold properly. Satan is the manager of this melodrama. He controls its progress and activates a new source of energy with each act. This melodrama consists of three acts:

1. The first act is that of the warrior. It's about finding and taking what he needs to survive. The child must develop physically and open up to consciousness. He learns to socialize, to identify his friends and enemies, to love and hate. He must find his place and adapt to his environment, without becoming bulimic, aggressive and paranoid. These elements must have been mastered during this act to ensure the smooth running of the subsequent show.

2. The second act is that of the builder. The adolescent grew up and reached puberty. After mastering these new impulses, he will build his house, start a family and provide for its needs and protection. Poor control of impulses, on the contrary, can lead man to lust, debauchery and perversion, which will irremediably precipitate his decline and a sordid end.

3. The third act should be that of the Sage, of the Sufis and not simply that of the rentier. The conquests are complete and it is time to take care of your soul. With the help of Lucifer, the alter ego of Satan, he must escape from Hell, this ocean of lies and find peace. Peace is necessary to detoxify one's body and soul so that in the arms of Saturn, the latter can free itself from its earthly bonds and prepare to receive the Holy Spirit when it descends to Earth at the Last Judgment.

The path to awakening involves a descent into hell. By eating with Eve, the fruit of the tree of knowledge, the descent into darkness was inevitable. The need to socialize (Eve) and the awakening to knowledge (the apple) lead to a break in communication with the "Holy Spirit." Socialization is a sign of the animal and gregarious side of the human species and it can generate feelings moving from one extreme to the other, love and hatred as illustrated by Adam and Eve and Cain and Abel. With the awakening to knowledge, man enters the cerebral world, which is a virtual world. There he becomes aware of himself and others from which fear, envy, jealousy and hatred flow: the engines of power.

Life is fragile: to survive, it must protect itself from cosmic rays (the Sky) and terrestrial predators. To feed itself, it kills prey, and to ensure its posterity, it socializes. The development of the family unit requires organization. All this, added to the need for a sufficient lifespan to be able to achieve its objective, justifies this cut in communication with Heaven.

For some, life in hell has no alternative and they continue to behave like black holes, devouring everything around them until they die of exhaustion after having killed their hearts and their natural instincts. Others, regardless of their number, may feel the instinctive desire to fulfill their purpose in life. The animal and rational world is no longer able to stifle this need, and they realize that self-realization actually means participating in the evolution of the solar system upon which we depend.

When there is no longer a man capable of generating a soul capable of participating in this work, it is because humanity will have become sterile and unconsciously, it will call for its own destruction.