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The Gnosis of Kali Yuga
Introduction:
The Gnosis of Kali Yuga penetrates into the most essential and practical aspects of the esoteric teachings that exist hidden within all great religions and spiritual doctrines. A vast range of schools and systems are explored and found to possess at their core the same essential qualities and ultimate goal: for a radical psychological change to manifest within the aspirant. This transformation occurs through the acquirement of Gnosis, or self-knowledge, and only through this pursuit can one acquire true happiness and final liberation.
Unlike many spiritual books, here we will find that neither vain beliefs nor a positive ideology is enough to sustain real contentment and triumph over life`s difficult ordeals. Rather, one must work for an authentic awakening, an enlightenment, something that is brought about only through intimate self-analysis and fundamental change.
In the end, it does not matter what one thinks or believes. Instead, what matters is that we become conscious, intelligent, creative, and responsible human beings. The Gnosis of Kali Yuga provides a practical and effective method to manifest these results in our daily lives.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. GNOSTICISM
2. KALKIAN IGNORANCE
3. GNOSIS & HAPPINESS
4. REEVALUATING SOCIAL NORMS
5. RELIGION & SEXUALITY
6. THE MIND & THE EGO
7. PSYCHOLOGICAL GYMNASTICS
8. RETURN AND RECURRENCE OF THE EGO
9. THE TREE OF GNOSIS
10. MEDITATION FUNDAMENTALS
11. THE FOURTH WAY & THE HUMAN MACHINE
12. SEEING THE EMPTINESS
13. SEXUAL TRANSMUTATION
14. PURE & EMPIRICAL KNOWLEDGE
15. THE LIBERATION OF GOOD & EVIL
16. LEGION, HUMAN, CHRIST
17. THE BRAIN, MIND, AND SLEEP
18. SOTERIOLOGY: SALVATION HAS REQUIREMENTS
19. TANTRISM
20. INDECISION
21. RUDIMENTARY KABBALAH
22. ALCHEMY: LIQUID FIRE, IGNEOUS WATER
23. THE TWO TYPES OF INTOXICATION
24. COMPREHENSION & ELIMINATION
25. CONCLUSIONS
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