The key idea that makes spirituality understandable in a modern context went mostly undeveloped and unrecognized by the theosophists who first brought it out in the 19th century. The idea, perhaps an inevitable feature of any sophisticated metaphysical system fit for modern times, is that the transient, physical, or “actual” world our senses reveal to […]
One of the most relevant insights to today’s political climate from recent philosophy: that the process of identification in all its forms, including both the desire to identify and be identified runs counter to the creative process of true individuation. This has ramifications not only in the political sphere, but across the board in culture—most
Still not sure what to think about covid? Whatever you believe about the disease or viruses, the facts are becoming ever-more clear that the health disaster of our time is the experimental injections. Beyond all the stats below, the most general fact is that the overall death rate of 2020 was in a predictable range
As film has become, with the dominance of the superheros and other archetypal characters, mostly a medium reflecting the importance of traditional myth-making in changing times, television has become the medium best capable of telling complex stories with the the level of tragic moral confusion needed to probe the intricacies and challenges of contemporary character
On March 17, 2022, just ten days shy of his 70th birthday, Peter Wilberg, a very unique human being—and a courageous thinker—passed over from the earthly plane to begin what another bold thinker, Carlos Castaneda, called the “definitive journey” that awaits us all. After a long and painful illness, Peter was looking forward to this
The following is a broad ranging 50 page text. This work sketches the physics, metaphysics, and hyperphysics of the future, a future where they are one. It renders some of the most cutting edge ideas in metaphysics and alternative science down into an accessible and intuitive vision of things; yet it still requires some effort
We have recently finished editing and self-publishing this powerful collection of spiritual practices created by Peter Wilberg. Peter is a clear and insightful thinker and writer. His work spanning dozens of books is becoming increasingly relevant now that the philosophical tension between science, spirituality, and medicine, has become the central issue of our time. In
Hans Zimmer’s Soundtrack for Dune(2021) does not have as much heart as his work in Interstellar and The Thin Red Line, but it is definitely some of Zimmer’s best work(see video); and it fits the aesthetic of Villeneuve, whose films don’t have much of the heart or interiority of Nolan or Malick. They have rather
critique contributed by Peter Wilberg with discussion below: Steiner’s ‘spiritual science’ is imbued through and through with conventional scientific‘positivism’ – a view that truth is a property of the correctness of verbal propositions orassertions about reality. Paradoxically, he adopted this ‘positivistic’ view of ‘science’ at just thetime when positivism itself was being radically questioned by
