Ethereal Insights

Hindu ( ॐ ) Tantric ( तन्त्र ) Painting Depicting deities, Brahma ( ब्रह्मा ), etc. The Problem of Secular Law | Thursday – July 9, 2026 P rogressives * , so-called, claim that the only law, the only edict legitimately imposed, is that of the state, typically the democratically organized state , or simply secular law, read " The Law of The Land ". Proponents of secular law assume on one hand, as I have stated elsewhere , that the universal and default position and state of mankind is that of the reasoned man simply living in continual disharmony with nature: that in nature all men are equally reasoned, read " Egalitarianism ", and equally likely to arrive at the anterior position – that of secular law; and on the other hand, that all men have the same supposed " right " to subscribe—withing the boundaries of secular law—to any faith  and any ideology , faith of course being used mostly as a vehicle to advance secularization further, as most people who cli...

Yahweh in (יהוה‎) : Moses and the Burning Bush Smoking | Wednesday – July 8, 2026 S moking is a subject that I keep returning to, and if you wish to read all about it on this blog, click on this link . You see, for me smoking represents something rather full. Modern life is not that full, not even when we consider the material monstrosity of this civilization . So, what can a man do to rest his case at the end of the day? Is he supposed to just sit down and allow it all to sink in? Yes and preferably so, but you see, most men are not capable of this feat and so they need to smoke, drink alcohol, or take heroin; there seems to be no way around this little inconvenient fact – addiction . Of all addictions in the world, which one is the least bad? I would say smoking, because alcohol will destroy the liver and heroin will, for the most part, be illegal , and so most men, if they actually apply some skills in their approach to life, are left with having to smoke, they have very little to...

Allegory of the Concordat of 1801 By Pierre Joseph Célestin François The Problem with Nationalism | Tuesday – July 7, 2026 F orces concerned with the preservation of tradition and its institutions, read marriage for instance, tend to rest their concerns on the nation and more particularly so on  the nation-state : the concern being that if these traditional institutions should face disruption from the inside or from the outside, that the nation itself could very easily be thrown into disarray, grave danger, and even a possible dissolution; and while these concerns are valid, they are not placed within the right cause, as the central concern for all men who seek to uphold order—which is actually equivalent with tradition—must be to uphold justice : that is to say cosmological order and the sacred order of the world, read " Hierarchy ". Nationalism, particularly in the form of nationhood , is something that is specifically designed to work against everything that pertains to ...