Cycles and symbols – The hidden meaning behind everything

As mentioned many times in my writings, nothing happens by chance. Since all circumstances are of a spiritual nature and also arise from spirit, consequently spirit is also the cause of every circumstance. It is similar with our life, which at the end of the day is not a random product, but a result of our own creative spirit. We as source ...

Every year we reach the magical 12 rough nights (also known as Glöckelnächte, Innernächt, Rauchnächt or Christmas), which last on the night of Christmas Eve, i.e. from December 25th to January 6th (six days before and six days after the New Year - for some, however, these days begin as early as December 21st) and are accompanied by a strong energetic potential. In this context, the rough nights were also considered holy nights by our ancestors (The information of holiness), which is why we celebrated extensively on these nights and devoted ourselves to the family. ...

In today's world, we often doubt our own lives. We assume that certain things in our lives should have been different, that we may have missed great opportunities and that it shouldn't be the way it is now. We rack our brains about it, feel bad as a result and then keep ourselves trapped in self-created, past mental constructs. So we keep ourselves trapped in a vicious cycle every day and draw a lot of suffering, possibly also feelings of guilt, from our past. we feel guilty ...

Each season is unique in its own way. Each season has its own charm and just as much its own profound meaning. In this regard, winter is a rather quiet season, heralding both the end and the new beginning of a year and possessing a fascinating, magical aura. As for me personally, I've always been someone who finds winter very special. There's something mystical, graceful, even nostalgic about winter, and every year as fall ends and wintertime begins, I get a very familiar, "time-travelling" feeling. ...

Is there only one universe or are there several, perhaps even infinitely many, universes that coexist side by side, embedded in an even larger, overarching system, of which there may even be an infinite number of other systems? The most famous scientists and philosophers have already dealt with this question, but without arriving at any significant results. There are countless theories about this and it seems like it is almost impossible to answer this question. Nevertheless, there are countless ancient mystical writings and manuscripts that indicate that there must be an infinite number of universes. ...

Sacred geometry, also known as hermetic geometry, deals with the subtle primary principles of our existence and embodies the infinity of our being. Because of its perfectionistic and coherent arrangement, sacred geometry also illustrates in a simple way that everything in existence is interconnected. Ultimately, we are all just an expression of a spiritual force, an expression of consciousness, which in turn consists of energy. Deep down, every human being consists of these energetic states; they are ultimately responsible for the fact that we are connected to one another on an immaterial level. ...