Great Science Carries A Deep Mystery

“Science has established that nothing can disappear without a trace. Nature knows no disappearance, only transformations.”

A friend was just telling me:

“In all walks of life you find intellectuals, people in cassocks, elites and countless hopes. One brighter than the other. But as they come, so they leave. All of them. No one knows about them, no one remembers them, no one changes anything over time, none overcomes the resistance of all forms of matter (including death).”

However, one man (the son of a carpenter) has remained unforgettable for so many centuries, and still lives and will always live in the souls of righteous people. He who said: “Heaven and earth shall pass away, but My words will live on.”

The transition to eternal life is achieved not so much through continuous asceticism and self-giving, but through a declaration of renunciation of what is transitory or fictitious. Yes, it is a metaphor in the middle, and this metaphor does not necessarily consecrate an analogy between two phenomena, one known and the other unknown, but has some less visible similarities with an ordinary person, a fact that establishes this very analogy.

Leadership: Does the current vision that determines the image for your new life come as a continuation of the previous ones, having as its theme the research of the self through the prism of a secular aspiration that connects the past with the future?

Also hidden are the suggestions of great refinement, inspired by the projections of a well-determined consciousness that facilitate the consolidation of the dialogue between “what passes” and “what remains”, so that the transition from “what I want to do” to “what I must do” will seem plausible.

These are also the real considerations that must be taken into account in order to reach another level of leadership that explores in a positive sense the feeling of the unity of spirituality: Keraos Aenigami Epocsed , the search for the self through the prism of memories, visual landmarks, facts left over from the passing of the ages.

The Savior had only one secular aspiration, related to a vision that still has the power to change the trajectory of the world. And it is not about the desire to obtain privileges, the aspiration to receive recognitions and others. Rather, his goal was to establish himself as a means of defeating death. Sublime, isn’t it? And how do you defeat death? Through the three great directions of science: creation, discovery and invention . For only by means of science can the miracles of the Savior be explained, and in fact, those miracles refer to hundreds of years of attempts aimed at changing the natural course of things and accelerating the evolution of the world.

Great Science carries a deep mystery, and not everyone can unravel it. Only the truly deserving, who knew how to see very well what is very difficult to see, manage to stand out and maintain their “Saviour” status. The whole secret is knowing how to see what is not in sight. In fact, this is the basic requirement in gaining faith. So, faith means first of all science, the faculty of seeing what is, unites the invisible to the visible.

Leadership: Can you create a vision centered on the “pass-stay” duality translated into an image that does not cancel itself, but continues to represent living life from the perspective of an immaterial dependency?

And what does Great Science refer to? To the generic instinct that made the original creation possible. It is the generating agent of visions, ideas, perspectives, interpretations of an intellect that has experienced at a higher power the need for connection with a universal, constant force.

What remains to be experienced is a vision centered on value unity and real pluralism, including several types of existence, to share the foundations of a reasoning like the one proclaimed by the writer Arthur Ford: “Everything that science has taught me and is still teaching me, it strengthens the belief in a continuity beyond death of our spiritual existence.”

I remember the end of the film, Quo Vadis (2001) when the rabbi crosses time from the time when the Romans were still pagans, and ends up in the present on the same unmarked, lesser-known paths that have remained intact for hundreds of years.

The scene I am referring to begins in Rome’s past, from the time of Nero. At one point the rabbi stops in the middle of the path, kneels and asks his fellow traveler, looking with tearful eyes into the distant dawn: “Do you see that light walking in front of us? It is sending me a message. I will return to Rome to be crucified again…”

Then, the image moves to the present day, where, among thousands of new buildings and houses, the Colosseum is barely visible.

I believe that at the beginning of each generation the Savior will return, but under a different form, with the sole purpose of creating a spiritual bond between people, under the guidance of science that investigates and that of respect that accepts and creates. He will be a defender of science, and at the same time a messenger of faith.

And this is the secret of great science: to give consistency to your experience beyond the bounds of time, starting from the consideration that everything that surrounds you is a reflection of the matter from which you yourself are made. Because as Arthur Ford well said: “Science has established that nothing can disappear without a trace. Nature knows no extinction, only transformations.”

If you want to place yourself in the higher plane of leadership in the area of spirituality, you must find the guiding thread that connects the past to the future, or better said, try to discern the guiding thread that exists in the wake of each encounter with yourself from another time.

The Secret Of The Great Science aims at passing from one stage of evolution to another, without man losing his quality of being indivisible and unique. It is built on the work of the artist, the creator being taken as an autonomous whole, in close connection with the place where he can fulfill his purpose, where he can perfect his creation and where he will be able to return again, years and years from now, over all the turmoil ages…

The symbols of this crossing of time are closely related to the dimension of spirituality only when it comes to the immaterial part of us, taking into account the search for the self through the prism of memories, visual landmarks, facts left over from the passing of the ages.