We seem to be equipped with intense spiritual instincts, for we pursue the idea of personal transformation; we iconize the mythologem of the Hero even in the hammersmiths of our modern entertainment industries... simply put, we worship human power. We have instincts which, in their true meaning and unspoiled purpose, draws us nearer to our religious origin and to our final dwelling (for these are same things). And they may inspire us not to stray from our brazen path we have chosen for ourselves (in consultation with the Higher), and, these instincts, when filtered and transformed through the mind and the personality of the individual,  comes to act as catalysts of Heroic ego-mythical actualization. This opens portals to the ascension, transformation, and transcendence to and into the mysteriousness which we ought to call the Divine.

My dear friend, I would like to ask you: do you think we can acquire knowledge of the existence of, and even experience this world which we call esoteric, this world which we talk about highly and kingly with our whole vocabularies of adoration and anointment, this religious frequency of reality which is constituted immaterially, and which, as a natural effect of this, is obfuscated gnostically in the libraries of human experience?