Yeshayahu Ben-Yehudah

The Collected Works of St. John of the Cross is a foundational 16th-century Spanish mystical anthology detailing the soul’s journey to divine union through contemplative prayer, purification, and spiritual "dark nights". The complete works of Saint John of the Cross The collected works of Saint John of the Cross (1542–1591) are considered the pinnacle of Christian mystical literature, providing a detailed, step-by-step "map" for the soul's journey from spiritual imperfection to perfect union with God through love.  As a 16th-century Spanish Carmelite friar and Doctor of the Church, John wrote from his own experience of spiritual trials and divine love, transforming his poetry into systematic prose commentaries.

Pistis Sophia (Koine Greek: Πίστις Σοφία, meaning "Faith Wisdom") is a major Gnostic text discovered in 1773. Written between the 3rd and 4th centuries AD, it describes the esoteric teachings of the transfigured Jesus to his assembled disciples—including Mary Magdalene , John the Virgin, and Philip —over a period of 11 years following his resurrection. The Pistis Sophia The Pistis Sophia is one of the most mysterious and controversial ancient spiritual texts ever discovered — a hidden manuscript that reveals a forgotten vision of the cosmos, divine knowledge, and the fall of the luminous being known as Sophia.  The Pistis Sophia Text Churches Fear Most — Sophia's 13 Repentances Revealed.   In this video, we explore the powerful and symbolic story of Sophia’s 13 Repentances, a dramatic sequence describing her descent into chaos, her cries for redemption, and her gradual restoration through divine light.  These ancient passages, preserved for centuries outside the officia...

Metaphysics is the branch of philosophy that examines the fundamental nature of reality. It seeks to answer ultimate questions about existence , the universe, and the underlying principles that govern all things.   Key Aspects of Metaphysics: Ontology:   The study of being , existence, and classification of entities   Cosmology:  The study of the origin , structure, and fate of the universe.                         Core Inquiries: Explores identity , potentiality vs. actuality, free will, and whether objects exist independently of perception.

"From the Unconscious to the Conscious" covers the continuous interaction between the unconscious mind—a repository of repressed desires, memories, and ancestral patterns—and the conscious mind. It explains that bringing unconscious material to awareness through dreams and analysis is essential for psychological growth, self-awareness, and integrating opposites to achieve wholeness. "From the Unconscious to the Conscious," In his 1920 work "From the Unconscious to the Conscious," Gustave Geley presents a sweeping philosophical and scientific synthesis that reinterprets the evolution of life as a journey toward higher consciousness. Unlike traditional psychoanalysis, Geley’s "Unconscious" is not a repository of repressed memories but a creative, organizing force that drives both biological and spiritual development.

"Theories of Non-local Consciousness: A Review and Framework for Building Rigour" by Michael Daw and Chris Roe (2024 Linda G. O'Bryant Prize winner) reviews models where consciousness extends beyond the brain, challenging physicalism. It argues that non-local consciousness can explain anomalous phenomena, offering a framework to increase scientific rigor, integrate disparate theories, and establish testable mechanisms. Theories of Non-local Consciousness: A Review and Framework for Building Rigour Michael Daw and Chris Roe’s 2024 Linda G. O'Bryant Prize-winning essay, "Theories of Non-local Consciousness," reviews models suggesting consciousness transcends the brain . By challenging physicalism, the paper proposes a framework—including field consciousness, quantum models, and idealism—to explain anomalous phenomena (e.g., psi, survival). It strengthens scientific rigor by offering, as discussed in a review published on the Institute of Noetic Sciences websit...