Author Archives: Ron Pavellas
The “Spirituality” that Influenced my Grandmother near the turn of the 20th Century
Eva and I visited the current exhibition of art at Millesgården on the island of Lidingö, the outdoor sculpture garden on a cliff overlooking the sound between Lidingö and Stockholm. (Quoting from the descriptive panel inside the entrance to the … Continue reading
Posted in Arts, Spirituality
Tagged esoterism, Hilma af Klint, Lucie Lagerbielke, Millesgården, occult, Tyra Kleen
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Knowledge: An Oration from the Future
“Knowledge itself is unknowable.” —from Plato’s dialogue The Theaetetus “All men naturally reach out for knowledge.” —Aristotle “Knowledge itself is power.” —Roger Bacon I. Today I will tell you a story about how we traveled through time, discovering and collecting … Continue reading
Posted in Consciousness, History, The Self
Tagged ancient, collapse of civilization, Hominids, Homo sapiens, knowledge, Nature, the gods
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The Pavellas Perspective 