00:04THE DISTURBED BALANCE AND THE LOST PATH
00:09Nothing is enough for the man to whom enough is too little.
00:16This quote is authored by the Greek philosopher Epicurus,
00:21who lived in the 4th and 3rd centuries BC.
00:26This grievance of Epicurus shows that, even in those remote epochs,
00:33people were much more interested in the merely earthly aspects of their lives
00:39than matters of a spiritual nature.
00:42It indicates that his countrymen were only concerned with accumulating goods of all kinds,
00:50caring little for the longings of their souls.
00:53This evidence does not surprise whoever knows the long process
00:59that led to the supremacy of human intellect,
01:03a process that undermines the free spiritual intuition
01:08and can only see values in material, perishable things,
01:14that always seeks more of what is ephemeral
01:17and thus is never satisfied with what it already possesses.
01:24This unnatural process of the dominion of the intellect,
01:29of intellectual reasoning over intuition,
01:33of the material over the spiritual,
01:36comes from long ago.
01:38It counts in hundreds of thousands of years.
01:42However, this disequilibrium particularly intensified in the last 7,000 years
01:50when almost all humanity succumbed to the Luciferian traps.
01:56Now, it is more than urgent to recognize this disequilibrium
02:01as the big responsible for diverting us from the right path.
02:06It is imperative to abandon, once and for all,
02:11the broad and comfortable roads created by the super-cultivated intellect
02:17and to resume the climbing of the narrow path
02:20of long-lost spiritual ascension.
02:24This narrow trail is the only path
02:28that can fulfill the most elevate desires of the soul,
02:33because only by walking through it
02:36is possible to intuit the genuine gratitude towards the Creator,
02:42who has given us the invaluable gift of life.
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