Spirito Universale

This book is a compendium of the studies of Eastern Esoteric Philosophy that the author has carried out at the Arcane-School (Arcane School) section of Geneva and  studies done on all the texts of the Christian teachings. The ‘Unmanifest’ God decided at some point 13.7 billion years ago to manifest himself and did so by creating a universe through three aspects Father, Son, Mother, which are the visible manifestation of what he was in Essence. These three aspects in various parts of the world and in different eras have taken on different connotations and different names following the thought and beliefs that gradually evolve, although the substance has remained the same. These three aspects can be compared to the three characteristics of  light (to which God is often compared), composed of three fundamental colors, (which in turn are divided into the seven colors of the iris) these cannot be separated if we want to have light as we normally know it; thus the three aspects of God in manifestation cannot be separated if we want to have an idea of ​​what he really is. The Trinity then continues the creation through the “Seven” which are the Divine essences in activity, as are the seven colours from which light originates. Spirit-Matter, Yin-Yang, Positive-Negative are the two poles that alternate to keep the universe in manifestation as we know it. How does man see himself in the conext of a  creation in relation to God: he who was created in the image and likeness of God himself? How many paths are there and which lead man to the spiritual part of himself and therefore to God? Can the knowledge and study of the Chacras help man to know himself better and therefore improve his evolution? From Eastern Philosophy comes the theory of the Rebirth of the Soul or Reincarnation, how can it be approached through the predisposed Western beliefs interprated from Christianity? In this book these aspects are presented in the simplest possible way, and a bridge is built between the two great Western and Eastern philosophical thoughts, in an attempt to give an answer to the great unresolved questions, remaining.