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Is Groundhog Day the greatest philosophical movie of all time? It examines Nietzsche's eternal recurrence, Camus' Myth of Sisyphus, and the possibility of becoming a Superman and god. Did Hegel think he was God? Did Nietzsche's atheism disguise a pious Lutheran spirit? What is the basis of our love of music? Was the Soviet Union planning to invade Germany prior to Operation Barbarossa? What are the implications of building a machine that gives us everything we want? Is narrative non-fiction a form of parasitism?

Many atheists consider Darwin's theory of evolution the proof that God does not exist. On the contrary, it is the exact basis of God's existence.

God is not the creator of the universe but rather its ultimate creation, the optimal expression of the inherent potential of the cosmos. He is the maximum actualization of possibility.

Physicists say that anything not forbidden is compulsory. God is the compulsory apex of cosmic existence.

Modern science has led to a complete loss of a religious sensibility in the Western world. Religious assertions increasingly sound crazy and ridiculous. The irony is that religion is ultimately scientific. There is no contradiction between science and religion. It is not religion that is abolished by science, but atheism.

Is the universe a gigantic evolving mind? Is it alive? Does God come to self-consciousness through humanity? Are we the vessels of God?

The German philosopher Hegel is one of the greatest and most notoriously obscure philosophers of all time. Was he a secret member of the Illuminati?

Did Hegel seek to replace Christianity with Illumination - the enlightened religion of the Illuminati? Was he guided by Hermetic, Gnostic and esoteric thinking? Was he a modern magician and sage, bringing to the public arena a body of ancient, mystical knowledge? 

The master-slave dialectic is one of the most profound aspects of human existence, and it explains much of the political and social structure of the world. What did Hegel say about this astonishing dialectic?

"Man: A Shadow's Dream." - Pindar 

Who are the Hidden Masters?

Read explosive inside information about the true Illuminati by a current member. What was the connection between the Illuminati and the French and American Revolutions?

Is the coded novel "Etidorhpa" by John Uri Llloyd about the Illuminati? Is it a reference to the real-life murder of renegade Freemason William Morgan?

Is "A Voyage to Arcturus" by David Lindsay a forgotten Gnostic masterpiece? 

It's time to enter the world of secrets. It's time for the Illuminati, the secret society that has fought for millennia to liberate humanity from the slavery of the archons, the secret princes of the world.

Is religion compatible with science? "The Tao of Physics" by Fritjof Capra famously attempted to draw parallels between modern physics and Eastern mysticism. What Capra conspicuously avoided was any comparison between the Abrahamic religions - Judaism, Christianity, Islam - and physics. These religions of faith have no scientific component whatever. They stand in stark opposition to science. There is no middle ground, no compromise, and no basis for mutual understanding. This is a dialogue of the deaf. But, as Capra showed so vividly, the "enlightenment" religions (as opposed to the faith religions) are potentially scientifically compatible.

Discover the astonishing secret of Christianity. Jesus Christ was reincarnated, not resurrected. This was the hidden teaching of the highest circles of Christianity.

Resurrection was a Jewish idea deemed fit only for the simple masses that were ignorant of the philosophy of Plato. The Gospels make no secret of Christ's reincarnation, so why does Christianity still subscribe to the false doctrine of reincarnation?

Read the truth, as told by by the Pythagorean Illuminati, the most ancient secret society on earth, of which Plato himself was once a member.

We all have choices to make in our lives. How do we know if our decisions are the correct ones? How can we tell if our judgment is sound? Will the abandoned choices, the lost options, the lives we never led, haunt us like spectral reproaches? Will we be surrounded by wraiths of lives unlived, wistfully staring us and wondering why we didn't come to join them? 

The human race collectively is no different from individual human beings. It has its choices to make, and often it makes the worst possible selections. Are we living in a perfect world? Then why not? What went so badly wrong? Clearly, our choices weren't the best ones. What makes us choose disastrously en masse? Whatever happened to the so-called Wisdom of the Crowd? If the people are so smart, why is the world so dumb?

"Time is the best preserver of righteous men." - Pindar

An extraordinary division exists between Western and Eastern religious thinking. No one in the mainstream media ever draws any attention to it. Why is this debate never allowed to happen? Who is it that benefits from ensuring that ordinary people are never confronted with the astounding differences between Western and Eastern religions? One thing is certain: either everyone in the East is going to hell, or the Western "believers" are the most deluded people in history.

A critical question arises - was Western religious thinking ever compatible with Eastern religion. If so, what caused the stark divergence of later history, and what became of those Western religions that were once in harmony with the East?

M-theory, the latest attempt by scientists to formulate a grand theory of everything, is doomed to failure from the outset. Why? Because it ignores the unextended domain outside space and time, the domain of zero and infinity. M-theory explicitly sets out to prevent the appearance of zero and infinity in any of its equations. It is the last will and testament of materialism, its concluding grand folly before it finally confronts the truth of an immaterial partner to the material world.

Here is the tale of this extraordinary cosmos of ours. We will take you on the strangest journey, from Kabbalism, Zoroastrianism, Manichaeism, Gnosticism, Hermeticism, Rosicrucianism, Platonism, Neoplatonism, the Emerald Tablet, the Golden Dawn, Aleister Crowley, the "perennial philosophy", genies, Aristotle, entelechy, forms and matter, mind and matter, universals and particulars, all the way to materialism, Darwinism, and M-theory.

"The test of any man lies in action." - Pindar

Everyone can become a hero. We have an inbuilt program for it, but few choose to activate it, or know where to begin.

Learn about your inner hero in terms of Jungian and Freudian psychology, creative writing theory, the theory of sympathetic magic, NLP, Nietzsche and existentialism.

En route, you will discover the horrors of the ultimate jail - the Panopticon - that shapes our world. You will stumble through Derrida's method of deconstruction and learn if you are living in bad faith (according to Sartre). 

What is the difference between the ego and the self? Is the self our soul, and does it have a direct connection to God? Is The Matrix the ultimate hero tale, and Neo the supreme hero?