Nec Mergitur,

Our inviolable compass, which stands above everything, is our own centre. By perceiving it and being willing to surrender completely to the unknown, we can walk towards peace and experience phenomena and insights into the world that once seemed withheld from us. Sooner or later, being recognises that looking inward makes things lighter and that even what seemed insurmountable falls apart. Most people are very faithful and loyal; the only question is: to whom and to what? To whom do you give your life energy, and why? Do you use your energy to conceal or to reveal? What do you really want? Are you also open to the true taboo work within you?

With this realisation, the tide turns. Letting go becomes finding; being betrayed becomes recognising. Being manipulated becomes opportunity. We sink ever deeper into our heart. We part from the things and people who want to pull us away from ourselves. From our inner core, no one can carry us away any more, and we no longer carry anyone away from themselves, because we know that this is the only place where each person will find their peace.

This revelation, however, takes place in the worldly realm. Spirituality is holistic and includes all the cultures of the earth in its development. They may be woven together and flow into one another respectfully and effortlessly, because we are one and support, complement and protect each other in our cultural potential. The Kundalini completes the integration of the heart on our Earth. She does not want us to deny the world; she wants us to recognise and feel the wholeness of the body, art and music, birth and the seasons, the destruction of the old and the everyday as her sacred temple. Every person should be allowed to be everything once! That is life. That is why the way home is as individual as the way away from it. A healthy culture is one that grows used to a balanced integration of mind, body and heart and develops the openness to find life in unity with stillness and movement.

In the harsh earthly world, however, they often seem vulnerable, fragile or lacking in confidence, drifting and unsure, yet also wise and somehow steady in their depth and connection to nature. They experience their existence as a wandering between worlds, with their subtle perception and witnessing awareness fully developed. Sensitive and intuitive children have an immense depth in their perception. Although their whole journey still lies ahead, they move every day through a multitude of impressions and quite naturally include the energetic spectrum of the person in front of them. They therefore often deeply enjoy being seen in their very own space of perception and answered from absolute perception.