Цитаты из книг — R.J. Stewart

We are no more bound to a fixed pattern in our lives than the weather is bound to the hours of the clock. Yes, there are patterns within us, but they are many, and interwoven with one another.

(...) self-iterating fractal patterns such as the famous Mandelbrot set. These arise directly out of the interaction of numbers, just as the Tree of Life does. Thus technology shows that which has always been perceived in meditation and contemplation. Fractal images are a contemporary presentation of the dance of the…

The universal Being moves through space and time, and by interactions generates shapes and patterns: in this was Being imagines Being. The imagination is defined as the power to create of potential manifestation.

If you were given an entire library of all the Qabalistic texts ever writte, published and unpublished, what would you do? Spend years reading it? Exhaust your energies hunting for the one, the one and only, book, that had the true Information? A tenth of time and energy spent in meditation with the Tree of Life would…

We will not be able to relate to the Moon while we think of it as a dead lump orbiting Earth, as a chunk of sterile real estate. The physical Moon is the scribing point that hews out the true 9th sphere, which is the totality of the Moon's movements around Earth. The Moon inscribes a sphere around us perpetually, with its…

The most powerful spiritual language is the language we learned as infants, for this is rooted deeply in the foundations of our consciousness. Thus no one language is more "sacred" than another, and all languages are equally sacred, for they all come from the primal urge to communicate.