André Duqum

What is your relationship between the understanding from the teachings externally from Kabbalistic Gnostic origins to the internal connection and understanding?

You mentioned a couple of times where you experienced a lot of internal darkness on your path and then Kabbalah.

Yeah.

So could you take us back to when Kabbalah came into your life and the difficulties you were facing and how it became this source of inspiration for understanding your life better?

Thank you for sharing.

That light of the creator, I've heard you refer to sort of as a prism, like the light, white light going through a prism.

So can you share a bit of the context of how you think by aligning with the energy of nature in essence, which we can give names to all of these, the light of the creator, God, universal consciousness, nature, like, I think it's important not to get caught up in the semantics here because we could go back and forth all day on those.

But

by attuning ourselves to that energy, what becomes available and all the other areas of life, if you could set the stage for.

We've had many different conversations exploring Rosicrucianism from panpsychists and understanding consciousness being the binding force, fundamental nature within the universe.

What does that mean?

The typical reductionist materialist notion of consciousness is that our brain produces it.

And you believe this?

No, I don't.

I don't know fully.

I'm convinced increasingly more and more that consciousness is a fundamental constituent of the universe.

What do you believe?

That's what I feel.

I believe that consciousness is fundamental.

If I were to say, instead of the brain creating it from unconscious complexity of neuronal structure, it is a more fundamental constituent of the universe that is ultimately the same weaving tapestry that connects us all.