No Age Ontology - Max Corradi

This Podcast explores the evolution of the different perceptions of the Universe based on the integration of the knowledge of the Principle of Mind (All is Mind of Pure Being) and sentient beings' individual preceptions. For more detailed information about No Age Ontology and the the Laws of Reality you can refer to my books here: No Age Ontology: ►►►⁠⁠⁠https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CX42GPKV⁠⁠⁠ The...

This Podcast explores the difference between the difference between rebirth and reincarnation. For more detailed information about No Age Ontology and the the Laws of Reality you can refer to my books here:No Age Ontology: ►►►⁠⁠⁠https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CX42GPKV⁠⁠⁠ The Seven Laws of Reality and Being ►►►⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.amazon.com/dp/0992730406 

The Law of Cause and Effect is a fundamental Principle in many philosophical, ontological and scientific systems. It basically states that every action or event has a cause, and that this cause will produce an effect. This principle is often seen as one of the key foundations of the Universe, governing everything from the movement of celestial bodies to the behaviour of subatomic particles and the...

This short podcast explores and introduces the tragedy of conditioned existence of sentient beings trapped within time, cause and effect or karma, birth, suffering and death. For more detailed information about No Age Ontology and the the Laws of Reality you can refer to my books here:No Age Ontology: ►►►⁠⁠⁠https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CX42GPKV⁠⁠⁠ The Seven Laws of Reality and Being ►►►⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https:/...

This Podcast explores how in Buddhism it is explained that Karma ripens as an effect in four different ways: - the effect of maturation - the effect in agreement with the cause or of compatibility - the cumulative effect - the cumulative effect of ripening For more detailed information about No Age Ontology and the the Laws of Reality you can refer to my books here: No Age Ontology ►►►⁠⁠⁠https://w...

This Podcast explores the three general rules regarding the ripening of Karma. The first is the certainty of the result, The second rule of ripening is the increase of result, the third is that if one has not committed a certain action, one will not experience its results even if the secondary circumstances present themselves. For more detailed information about No Age Ontology and the the Laws of...

In the previous Podcast we learned how through the unscrupulous and unethical use of the Principle of mental Gender by combining will power and desire force (the two aspects of Mind‘s manifesting potentiality) all the phenomena of mental influence, fascinations, suggestions, hypnotism, and en masse manipulation can be achieved to a certain degree. This Podcast explores just a few simple but effect...

This Podcast explores the power of concentration and presence of mind. A general definition of concentration would be ‘to bring to a center’. Concentration is the undisturbed power of subjective attention over an object of consciousness; therefore concentration is the domain and the best of mind’s tools. Once mastered, concentration is called presence of mind and can also serve the purpose of focu...

This Podcast explores ‘the method of prayer’ which is one of the most powerful and skillful method, especially when nothing else works. One must understand that the Mind of Pure Being does not change its ‘modus operandi’ in order to comply to one’s requests, nor does it make exception, but it does function through well-defined Laws, and these Laws can be placed into operation, consciously or uncon...

This Podcast explores the phenomena of mental suggestion according to the Hermetic set of teachings. In the phenomena of mental induction and suggestion, a combination of will power and desire force, the two aspects of Mind‘s manifesting power, may be used. Will power may be used to either awaken the desire force in another person or to subjugate the other person’s will. Likewise desire force can...

Even though Timeless Mind itself is beyond any Gender, the Hermetic teachings say that Mind’s offspring, in the form of consciousness operates through the Principle of Gender. According to the Principle of mental Gender, Mind’s potentiality of manifestation within consciousness operates on the basis of a masculine aspect which for convenience we can call the ‘I’ and a feminine aspect which for con...

“Gender is in everything; everything has its Masculine and Feminine Principles; Gender manifests on all planes.” The Kybalion Mind, the potentiality of Pure Being, is beyond any dualism of Gender, therefore God, Mind, Pure Being or Enlightened Beings are also completely beyond Gender, nonetheless Mind’s Timeless spontaneous manifestations appear and manifest according to the Principle of Gender. T...

The Principle of Polarity in relation to consciousness, states that contrasting and opposing feelings and emotions are in reality opposite poles of the same thing, pure energy manifestation, and that the Principle of Rhythm is always in operation. Now we will learn that by changing the polarity of any given emotion or by rising above it in the free and Timeless state of Pure Being we can work and...

Time and space are relative concepts as there is no such thing as time to be found somewhere in space, only a personal relative experience of it. Creation is timeless but the personal experience of a portion of creation is in time and space. Just like the objects reflected on a mirror’s surface do not appear in space and time but are contained evenly on its surface, all of Mind’s potentiality of m...

The word ‘Samsara’, literally meaning ‘continuous flow’ or ‘perpetual wander’, is the repeating cycle of birth, life, death and rebirth found, although expressed in different ways, within Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, Tibetan Bön, Jainism, and to some extent in Sikhism. The followers of the Kabala also believe in the reincarnation of souls (Gilgul), and in ancient Greece, Orphism, Pythagoras, Plato...

Since Rhythm compensates we can observe that the measure of a short swing in one direction, is compensated or counterbalanced by short swing in the opposite direction, while a long one invariably means a long swing in the opposite direction. Everything, in fact, is set off and offset by other things; there is always a check and a countercheck in every manifestation, on every plane of existence. Fo...

The Principle of Rhythm in Buddhism is expressed by the concept of ‘impermanence’ and also by the ultimate state of Enlightenment of a ‘fully Awakened One’. In Buddhism, in His first teaching after His Enlightenment, the Buddha laid out the proposition of the Four Noble Truths. One of these four Truths is the truth of suffering which is connected to impermanence in that ‘all compounded things are...

“Everything flows, out and in; everything has its tides; all things rise and fall; the pendulum-swing manifests in everything; the measure of the swing to the right is the measure of the swing to the left; rhythm compensates.” The Kybalion This Principle embodies the truth that everything in the physical, mental and spiritual dimensional planes express itself in rhythm from action to reaction, fro...

In Tantric Buddhism, within the highest form of Tantra, we find the Principle of Polarity (and Vibration) expressed in the transformation of the five types of ‘impure’ emotions (anger, greed and attachment, dullness, envy and pride) which bind sentient beings to endless rebirth in Samsara, into the five aspects of ‘pure’ Wisdom characteristic of Nirvana, or Awakened Awareness. This is achieved by...

In Mahayana Buddhism, in one of the key texts of the Buddhist Canon, called the ‘Prajna Paramita Hridaya’ Sutra, (which literally means ‘The Heart of the Perfection of Transcendent Wisdom’) commonly known as the ‘Heart Sutra’ we find one of the most important statement in regard to Reality, a paradox in which the Principle of Polarity or Opposites is transcended in the experience of Perfection of...

“Everything is dual, everything has poles, everything has its pair of opposites; like and unlike are the same, opposites are identical in nature, but different in degree; extremes meet; all truths are but half-truths; all paradoxes may be reconciled.” The Kybalion The Principle of Polarity or Law of Opposites states that the play of Reality manifests always two sides, or two poles and the differen...

Buddhist cosmology shares many similarities with Hindu cosmology in terms of cycles of time and type of beings inhabiting the planes of existence, although the names and details can vary in each tradition. Buddhist cosmology can be divided into three related branches: spatial cosmology, which describes the arrangement of the various dimensions in a vertical pattern and is related to the beings inh...

The Hermetic tradition speaks of three different planes or dimensions of Reality: I. The great physical planes. II. The great mental planes. III. The great spiritual planes. Each of these planes is divided into seven sub divisions according to their rates of vibration and the Law of Cause and Effect. The Hermetic teachings regards matter as a form of energy, that is, energy at a low rate of vibrat...

In the Mahayana Buddhist tradition we find a particular school of thought called ‘Mind Only’ (Chittamatra) or ‘The Doctrine of Consciousness’ (Vijnanavada). The ‘Mind Only’ tenet system asserts that there are no such things as external phenomena. Mind, as a non dual-self aware consciousness, is an absolute Reality. It is founded upon the Buddha’s statement that "All three worlds are Mind only...

The seven Hermetic Laws or Principles which govern Reality are: I. The Principle of Mind (All is Mind) II. The Principle of Cause and Effect III. The Principle of Vibration or Sound IV. The Principle of Correspondence V. The Principle of Polarity or Opposites VI. The Principle of Rhythm or Cyclicity VII. The Principle of Gender The first Principle of Mind could be said to represent ‘the Absolute’...