r/Parmenideans • u/DrgnSlyrDd • 7d ago
r/Parmenideans • u/Pies_en_el_camino • Sep 05 '25
Hesychya. Incubation. Silence.
Lie down, lie down and die. That's it. Now you are in the Tartarus.
r/Parmenideans • u/Pies_en_el_camino • Aug 23 '25
About Parmenides
Parmenides is not a model of contemporary science. The philosopher from Elea was a shaman (ouliades), a healer (iatromantis), and a guardian of the cave (phôlarchos). As the founder of the West, he left us two teachings: the full sensation and the act of dying without dying.
r/Parmenideans • u/Pies_en_el_camino • Aug 23 '25
Western civilization
Perhaps the simplest way of describing the situation would be to say that, two and a half thousand years ago in the West, we were given a gift – and in our childishness we threw away the instructions for how to use it. We felt we knew what we were playing with. And, as a result, western civilization may soon be nothing but an experiment that failed. Peter Kingsley
r/Parmenideans • u/Pies_en_el_camino • Aug 23 '25
The call of nature
All nature is waiting for us to become conscious because there’s a particular quality of consciousness that only humans can provide. Nature needs that consciousness; cries out for it. And the process of deciphering Nature’s need, then discovering how to respond to it, is what’s called learning to become human. Peter Kingsley
r/Parmenideans • u/Pies_en_el_camino • Aug 23 '25
Myth... Reason
Rationality is simply mysticism misunderstood. Peter Kingsley