The Cosmic Dance of the Divine Feminine and Masculine

Last updated on: May 23, 2025 at 1:14 pm By Alex Koritz

In the landscape of global mystical traditions, one encounters a recurring motif: the interplay between an eternal masculine principle of light or consciousness and a feminine force of wisdom, creativity, and manifestation. In Christian esotericism, this dance unfolds between the Christ Logos and the Divine Sophia. In Hindu metaphysics, it is the dynamic interplay between Purusha (Spirit) and Shakti (Power). Though their languages differ, both traditions articulate a vision of divine reality in which the masculine and feminine are not... Read more

A Sacred Exchange: Bringing Spirituality Back To Our Food

Last updated on: March 18, 2025 at 7:17 am By Alex Koritz

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I grew up in a home where praying over food was second nature, religious even. Every meal began with bowed heads, hands folded, and a simple prayer of gratitude. It was a ritual as familiar as passing the salt, I literally cannot think of a time for my family to not pray and bless the food. But if I’m being honest, it was just that—a ritual. And a somewhat mechanical, mindless one at that. I didn’t yet understand that food... Read more

Transhumanism vs. the Soul: The Fight for Human Divinity

Last updated on: February 25, 2025 at 10:37 am By Alex Koritz

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Transhumanism’s War on the Soul Throughout history, humanity has sought to elevate itself through a deeper understanding of our divine nature. Yet in the past decade, a growing movement known as transhumanism has emerged with the promise to improve human life through merging man with machine to enhance our intelligence and extend our lifespan. While that may seem reasonable and even visionary, a deeper examination reveals a far more sinister agenda—one that threatens to sever our connection to the divine... Read more

Mother Mary’s “White Marriage” and the Divine Womb Chakra

Last updated on: December 26, 2024 at 10:52 am By Alex Koritz

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The story of Mother Mary and the divine birth of Christ has long been discussed and debated among theologians. Among the most interesting interpretations is the idea that Mary, far from being an ordinary young woman, was an advanced spiritual practitioner—a priestess, in fact, who conceived Jesus through higher spiritual practices rather than physical union. This perspective, often referred to as the “white marriage” with Joseph as a protector and not a traditional husband. Mary as an Advanced Priestess Mother... Read more

Interview with Daniel Joseph – A Researcher of Truth

Last updated on: December 2, 2024 at 12:37 pm By Alex Koritz

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I first encountered the teachings of Stylianos Atteshlis, known as Daskalos among his followers, through The Magus of Strovolos, an acclaimed biography of the Cypriot mystic, saint, and healer. The book offered a glimpse into the extraordinary life and wisdom of this remarkable spiritual figure, and I was immediately captivated. As I delved deeper, I discovered Daniel Joseph and the Researchers of Truth, who are among the most well-known proponents of Daskalos’ work. Their resources, including books, webinars, and in-person... Read more

Poetry Series: The Pilgrim’s Lament

Last updated on: February 28, 2025 at 11:25 am By Alex Koritz

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Beneath the moon’s pale silver gaze, I tread a path through shadowed haze, A wanderer bound by neither creed Nor hearth, nor kin, nor rooted seed. In Blake’s fire, the heavens burned, A thousand suns, their secrets spurned, Yet wisdom whispered from the flame: “To seek the One, forsake the name.” Through Steiner’s veils of cosmic light, The stars witnessed my endless plight. Each step reveals a truth concealed, Each truth—a void, is unconcealed. Oh, Rumi sang, “Beloved’s near,” Yet... Read more

Meditation: President McKay’s “Secret Doorway to the Lord”

Last updated on: November 13, 2024 at 3:55 pm By Alex Koritz

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In an unusual declaration during General Conference in 1967, LDS Church President David O. McKay remarked, “Meditation is one of the most secret, most sacred doors through which we pass into the presence of the Lord.” Despite this amazing statement, meditation remains under-explored within the LDS tradition, often categorized as fringe or New Age. However, in light of a growing library of research about the mental and physical health benefits of meditation, and its clear spiritual applications, it’s time to... Read more

From Skeptic to Star-Gazer: My Astrological Revelation

Last updated on: September 27, 2024 at 11:10 pm By Alex Koritz

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Astrology, the ancient practice of interpreting celestial influences on human lives, has flourished across different cultures for millennia. Among the most prominent systems are Western (Tropical) astrology and Vedic (Sidereal) astrology. Although both systems share common roots, they differ greatly in their methods, calculations, and interpretations. Understanding these distinctions reveals the unique insights each system offers. My Journey Through the Stars Like many raised in the West, I initially dismissed astrology as mere superstition. During a college astronomy class, my... Read more

The Rosicrucian Practice of the Backward Review

Last updated on: June 12, 2025 at 12:53 pm By Alex Koritz

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The Rosicrucian tradition offers a contemplative technique known as the Backward Review—an introspective discipline aimed at personal transformation and spiritual development. Originating from the teachings of the medieval mystical order, this practice involves a deliberate review of one’s day in reverse order, typically conducted in the quiet moments before sleep. Its purpose is not self-judgment, but self-awareness—a chance to observe how one’s actions, thoughts, and emotions align with higher values. As I began incorporating this practice into my own routine,... Read more

Let No One Ignorant Of Geometry Enter Here

Last updated on: July 19, 2024 at 12:15 am By Alex Koritz

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This is the second article in my series on sacred geometry. As discussed in the previous work, sacred geometry has been revered for thousands of years and across many spiritual traditions. From the intricate designs of ancient Egyptian temples to the fundamental shapes of modern science, sacred geometry holds a mirror to the inherent order and harmony of the cosmos. As a lover of history I knew a lot of this, but it wasn’t until I jumped down the geometric... Read more