Alone In The Great Unknown Of Leadership
“When I will reveal this, the Mystery will finally be revealed to those devoted to me.”
Robur is the scientist in the work of Jules Verne who, while trying to demonstrate to the world that his invention is a genius vision of the future that everyone should share, through the addition of scientific performance, encounters the firm reluctance of people who have no inclination towards the new, towards improvement and innovation.
Seeing the hatred unleashed in the souls of people because of the success of his aircraft, a very sophisticated idea at that time, Robur had nothing left to do but to address those few who understood the role and performance of science, those endowed and destined for the achievement of the Great Work, but also to those lacking the demiurgical ambition of building a new world through the appeal to the forces of technology:
“Citizens of the United States, he said, my experience is over. But my opinion is, at the moment, the following: that we should never rush things, even when it comes to the progress of mankind. Science must not take precedence before morals. I stand rather for evolution, than for revolution. In a word, you have to get to a place only when you are awaited and the time is right. Today I would be too early to be able to cope with so many contradictory and divergent interests.
The nations are not yet baked for union. I am leaving, therefore, taking the secret of my discoveries with me. But it will not be lost to mankind. It will belong to it when it is trained enough to take advantage of it and wise enough not to abuse. Farewell, US citizens, farewell ! ”
And now again, this question: “Who is Robur? Will we ever find out? Today is known, Robur is the science of over the years, maybe that of tomorrow. He is the sure reserve of the future. *
Do you have the strength and courage to introduce yourself to the world as a variant of discovering an experience of reality that no matter how fast you try to cross it, no one has the patience to go through it?
Whenever I read Robur the Conqueror, I feel entitled to associate the idea of a prototype of an advanced and rigorous form of thought with the causal links between events that coexist in time, sustaining evolution. The only argument that is the sign of an authentic individual emancipation in an accumulation of facts characteristic of determinism, causes and dramatic effects is the desire to see a better world that it is not meant to remain just a dream of a sleepless night.
Beyond the struggle between faith and science lies the consciousness of an opening to infinity, the conception of a rupture of the mentality inherited from the totalitarian past, a break in the fortification wall of the reality that people living on two different poles experience daily: between the intensity of a revelation of divine nature and doubt from which worldly truths are built.
Perhaps I should carry out an experiment of thought on another boundary to highlight the strange rules of my theories behind a future world as a fiction that defies the conventions of a common façade of existence, reality, and survival of man in a universe designed and informationally guided by a Meta-Cosmic Intelligence.
Undoubtedly, I would be deeply angry at the fact that there are so many minds reluctant to novelty, unusual with a supposed infallible idea of who and how the true God is.
Can you overcome the limit of immediate knowledge by learning to look at the absence of what you are in a world that does not recognize the importance of the relationship between “priority and hibernation”?
Science gives you an opportunity to experience a different reality, but the strength of the soul that comes from the confidence given to overcoming the limits of the unanimously accepted norm of society is given by the degree of relevance of representing the image that you are building of an ideal world.
For now, this world seems more inclined to evolve when it is surrounded by a mysterious holy aura, when it is indissolubly linked to the existence of a special being, unfortunately, no one knows its phone number, that is, the existence of which can be verified. Curiosity is the only big challenge that helps you better reflect on reality.
Let me induce upon you a state of cultural and emotional curiosity. What do Jesus Christ and Robur the Conqueror have in common, despite the fact that they have suffered reproaches, dangers, persecutions? Well, maybe both, one and the same hidden under another name, left this world because people were not prepared to recognize the genius of a far too ambitious vision. In fact, I think this world belongs to the one who knew how to change it in a future forced to conceal its past.
If I categorized Robur as a victory over anonymity, at a time when everything, almost everything, is treated in the face of an exasperated community of negativity or rebellious belief, I would probably suspect it as the occasion of a lesson of conversation on “Sorry – seems the hardest word”.
Are you prepared to think of yourself as the latest version of a truth that, if overloaded with doubts and fears, could be distorted and could not be understood?
I think that it belongs to Robur what Carl Gustav Jung affirmed at an a-temporal moment of meditation: “I’ve had the experience of being overwhelmed by something stronger than me, something people call God.”
And if I were to assess the duration, the power of a form of thought, and how far it can travel in time, I would relate to the fact that Robur still lives today by means of each scientist who has the secret of the pyramid builders, the Great Work, an image of perfection that can only be eternal, unlimited, infinite.
I’m not trying to put into anyone’s head the image of a reality which has often put me in a dilemma. Worry not, I’m not planning on changing an entire world, just as Robur did not succeed in his time. But I allow myself to do so that the world does not change me. Robur is a form of protest against what the people want or expect in a society without direction, full of habits.
So, the really important issue of providing maximum unity to human knowledge must be approached from the notion that no solution is perfect and that you can always lose something from choosing a solution to the detriment of another. As spatial expanse, the divine plan is limited by two earthly coordinates, geometrically defined in two fundamental orthogonal directions: its cause and effect, its science, and its conquests.
Do you know how to see the whole picture of what’s happening to you in a world where there is neither the past nor the future, but just an idyllic realm controlled by the art of an artist who has been telling us a fascinating story for years?
The Resurrection Sermon will take place in only a few hours. A mere coincidence with the steam of this espresso called “personal opinion” that has just reached the Internet buses, in the sight of the world, waiting to penetrate the spirits that have the spark of genius, and not only. Perhaps the death of Christ strangely coincides with the departure of Robur among men, and that “Resurrection” is his return to a world of great uncertainty and extreme events, a world of which there is still a great need to sustain the expansion universe.
The man without knowledge remains a rotten, rootless tree. I cannot afford to judge people’s attitudes to a form of superior intelligence that is a premiere in the world of science. I abstain from any impatience in criticizing the less educated and lazy minds who have not understood the symbol of this sacred event, a joy of sharing biblical truth: the fact that the “Resurrection of Jesus” is entirely placed at the expense of the greater deed of the science that the alchemists called “transformation”, a division, and a reorganization of matter into another space and time. The secret of the immortality elixir.
Every year science flexes it’s muscles more and more, bringing the necessary arguments to the true values of spirituality in the form of inventions, creations and discoveries with which the world is expanding its horizons, as the universe expands edges. It is necessary to be a Christ or a Robur as a sign of God’s victory over the weakness of human nature, as a foreshadowing of the release of many of the bondage of the sin of remaining ignorant.
The true power of spirituality consists in freeing yourself from the wounds of the past and rediscovering the way to what you will become, without falling prey to the pride of seeing yourself as being better than others.
Robur did not want to be a leader, he did not force his authority through the means of science to radically change a world, but rather let people lead their lives as they want, so that they can figure out the consequences of their own vision and knowledge. He chose to leave but to resort to constraint, but left behind a proof of what seemed to be a probability before: science makes everything possible.
Christ did not lead the world through the gift of his wonders, which had to make true words full of wisdom, but left behind the crumbs of a chosen reality: that everything can have a solution, but above all everything can take another form. Any disease can easily be defeated, and death can be a projection of life into an endless infinity of multiverses.
“The secret is to become another”. Perhaps someone, like Christ or Robur, succeeds in each generation to move on to other travesties and other reincarnations to successfully establish a single purpose. Let us “Welcome” him every year for Easter. The work and glory of God in the kingdom of heaven consists, in fact, in the development and application of science to building a world in which to be better with one another.
In the hearts and minds of more and more scholars pulses the thought of discovering a means of acquiring eternal life or conquering space and time. But Robur has yet to reveal his true identity, he does not hurry his appearance in the crowd. And we do not see God anywhere. However, we know that He exists among us and everywhere, waiting for the world to be as open as possible to a truth that can rightly be disputed.
Perhaps after all, God is a man, but not just anyone, rather the embodiment of the highest science that has managed to go through and govern the entire universe. Umberto Eco said it better than me: “When I reveal this, the Mystery will finally be revealed to those devoted to me.”
Leadership means to leap into materializing a broad vision, while also manifesting your ability of not going against the reluctance expressed by others when faced with change.
Alone In The Great Unknown Of Leadership is the very scientist, the angel of the Lord, who fulfills his purpose through the power of vision that enriches the meaning and beauty of the world.
Do not try to change the beliefs of other people, let them find out on their own what happens if they do not follow your vision. An imperfect world will always harshly test man’s condition of living in it.
* Note: Jules Verne - Robur the Conqueror, Corint Publishing House, Bucharest, 2003.
