- Giordano Bruno: the forgotten sage
Giordano Bruno was born Filippo Bruno in 1548 in Nola, a small town near Naples in the Kingdom of Naples. His life would become one of the most tragic and inspiring stories of the Renaissance—a tale of intellectual courage that ended in flames but left an indelible mark on free thought. At fifteen, Bruno entered
- Rediscovering connection: the rise of analog wellness and digital detox retreats
In a world where the average person checks their phone 144 times a day, a quiet rebellion is taking shape. People are seeking refuge from the constant buzz of notifications, the endless scroll of social media, and the overwhelming pressure to be perpetually online. Welcome to the world of analog wellness — a growing movement
- Hidden kinship: Anthroposophy and the Ancient Hungarian Spiritual Path
Both Anthroposophy (founded by Rudolf Steiner) and the ancient Hungarian spiritual tradition (Yotengrit / Büün, as taught by Máté Imre) reflect deep worldviews that converge on many fundamental themes. Below are key parallels, with direct quotations to support them, followed by implications for a modern spiritual renewal. The living spirit in all things Both Anthroposophy
- The life and teachings of Máté Imre: the bácsa of Yotengrit
A Life Between Two Worlds Máté Imre was more than just an author—he was a bácsa (master), a táltos (Hungarian shaman), and the founder of one of Hungary’s most influential modern indigenous faith movements. His life bridged the turbulent history of 20th-century Hungary with ancient spiritual traditions that he claimed had been preserved in secret
- The life and teachings of Lopön Tenzin Namdak Rinpoche
A living bridge between ancient wisdom and modern times In the vast landscape of Tibetan spiritual masters, few figures shine as brightly as Lopön Tenzin Namdak Rinpoche. As one of the most senior and accomplished teachers of the Bön tradition—Tibet’s ancient pre-Buddhist spiritual heritage—Rinpoche has dedicated his remarkable life to preserving and transmitting wisdom that
