Reflections Of Truths Revealed In One Man

What you see in yourself when you look at the world around you corresponds to the orientation you must center around a destiny marked by the exceptional.

Three great alchemists, apostles of the named Logos, lived several centuries apart, manifesting themselves as pendulums, each oscillating above the point of the other. No diplomas, certificates, transcripts or other documents have been discovered to show that any of them attended any school, although their names appear in the registers of certain institutions of higher learning.

1. Nicholas Flamel (author of The Philosopher’s Stone)

2. Paracelsus (inventor of chemical remedies)

3. Fulcanelli (the one without an identity)

But the ancient prophecies of an Indian guru announced that, about a century and a half away from the third, the fourth alchemist would appear out of nowhere, a fearless d’Artagnan who would definitively complete the formula of the 4, the symbol of stability, reflecting the energies of the archangels. The latter, an ever-burning torch whose mistica y eterna identity will be revealed in due time, intimated that he knew the secret of that which causes heaven to unite with earth, God becoming one with Man. He said only this:

“I am infinity.”

Can that which makes you add value to your vision be circumscribed to a (hard-earned) destiny responsible for cultivating a perspective that goes beyond what you know about yourself?

Eternal rule, number four. All these four alchemists, Reyes de Reyes, Señores de Señores, were set apart from birth, were protected and bound together by a Spiritus Sanctus Supremo, and the great prophets of the hidden times wrote their names beforehand in a pink-white papyrus, called Rosa Ponselle. They will be known as mirrors of the truths revealed in one man, the Messiah, insofar as he will represent the objective identity of the universal and the particular.

And I am not here to reveal what is hidden behind the mega-absconded equations that only the initiates understand, nor am I talking about what will happen after the second coming of Christ, but only reminding the world of a mysterious vision designed as a network of mysterious and unsuspected connections.

Also on this line of prophecies are the texts of FWJ Schelling, from which it was worth extracting, com precisio e cautela, a short fragment that, moreover, ordinary readers can easily lose sight of:

“At well-balanced times, we expect the appearance of that grandiose spirit that would take philosophy out of its current misery, articulating again, in a brilliant vision, the great members of a sumptuous edifice of thought. Philosophy will then find the road it took walked for centuries, leaving the paths and dead ends that the indigences of the age had pushed. Of course, we must be aware that for such an enterprise a truly brilliant mind is needed, which is capable of conjugating to the end the immense mass of information that humanity has accumulated in the meantime, and on top of that, to find answers to the great questions that the contemporary crisis has added to the traditional ones. That things are like this, that the intelligence of our century is periodically waiting for the Messiah, he sees precisely in the incoherence with which the subjects of any science are approached, the collective mentality failing to assimilate the eternal, luminous wisdom that gives stability to the love of God.”

Are you subject to the phenomenon of “mirroring in your own being”, when what marks the entire course of your existence is given by the perception of an organic unit whose identity survives the passage of time?

This Messiah will carry out his work under the seal of a d’Artagnan who does not allow himself to be touched in the slightest by the sharpness of narrow thoughts, without spiritual background, especially in the case of a precarious interpretation of science. Because the infinite can only be contained with the help of science, and d’Artagnan is a visionary who rises above his petty self, reaching through boldness and thoughtfulness a real liberation of the intellect, managing to soar into the undisturbed empire of unlimited possibilities.

Yes, he is a visionary who propagates the idea of “permanent connection” between the four enduring pillars of spirituality: Mind, Body, Spirit and Truth, or Prayer, Perseverance, Contemplation and Service of the holy word.

Readers of Dumas should have realized that d’Artagnan was not an ordinary man, although his presence in any place, without striking a glance, was taken as an ordinary existence. But his stormy soul, led by a brilliant mind, was possessed by a divine aura. Although he always told himself that danger, and even death, was lurking everywhere, thinking about the different characters of those with whom he was going to fight, he began to see more clearly before him. In him was that unwavering substratum of determination, which his father’s advice had planted in his heart: “Don’t avoid unexpected circumstances. Always benefit from your mistakes and those of others, and don’t forget that he who hesitates for a moment can escape the luck that fate extends at that precise moment.”

Follow his example to become like him, because you never know what divine spirit is hidden in you.

Is your vision more comprehensive as it combines, with insight worthy of a brilliant mind, reflexivity and transitivity?

Let’s think about the two attributes of the vision that animated d’Artagnan along the way. The first attribute, reflexivity, represents the attention you must pay to the mysterious nature of the reality you experience through an existence that is not yours, but belongs to a protective God. And transitivity is a kind of relationship with some powerful spirits that watch over your destiny. You will acquire an exemplary value, drawn from the Sign of the Four, as soon as you borrow a meaning that transcends the limits of your individual existence.

Unfortunately, nowadays you bump into “musketeers” everywhere you turn, adventurers looking for the luck that the eventual discovery of a Holy Grail can offer. Everyone plunges into countless and complicated intrigues, threats and diplomacy, opportunities to assert themselves and impose themselves through the image, always taking shortcuts. But all these unmarked passes, hurried raids, sprinkled with many dodges, slits and tackles, are increasingly tying the threads of the understanding of the idea of “Unity in Divine grace”.

While the real d’Artagnan, that Messiah long awaited by all, will be like a surprise, like an unexpected appearance and bringing hope just when the world will be closest to its total destruction, caused by the dark forces that defy the divine plan.

And this d’Artagnan, take him from where he is not. It is he, the most spirited of all, the youngest and most talented of the four, he will fight em segredoon a spiritual front borrowed from the ancients, a spiritual background passed through the fine sieve of a unique and primordial thought that manifests itself just like a thin summer wind: you don’t feel it, you don’t see it, but it spreads over a very large radius…

We can talk about leadership when you have to integrate several visions in one eye that sees more clearly and further than others. And a clairvoyant eye is supported by a sparkling mind that educates itself and mobilizes all its forces to access a higher spiritual level.

The Reflections Of Truths Revealed In One Man are those images which, depending on the angle from which they are viewed, may show similarities, but are by no means identical. d’Artagnan is a symbol that confirms this interpretation: the more your image will stand out from other similar images, the more personalized it will be.