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It is sometimes said that at the heart of all spiritual traditions, we find essentially the same values of love, virtue, and altruism. However, one notion consistently resurfaces even more prominently in the discourse of the greatest mystics throughout history: self-knowledge. Far beyond a mere psychological endeavour, the path of personal revelation remains enigmatic. Aside from our physical forms, our tragedies, ecstasies, and opinions, what else is there to know? Do we simultaneously inhabit multiple worlds, and if so, how do we inquire into our subtlest aspects? Does this bewildering quest inexorably lead us to redefine our own concept of reality?


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Although often used in ways that deny its true meaning, the word “I” is by far one of the most frequently employed. More than a simple pronoun, this term designates a true miracle of nature: the human “I,” as a cognitive particle, is undoubtedly one of the most fascinating manifestations of Mystery. That said, we are living in an era where robots express themselves in the first person with ever-increasing conviction, while our collective psyche, submerged in a chaos of information, is disintegrating within its own certainties. Now more than ever, learning to say “I” is one of the most urgent tasks for humans to undertake.

To do so, courageously transcending the binary nature of our personal belief systems is necessary: ​​to distinguish ourselves from machines, aren’t we first required to know how we resemble them?

With The Philomyst Principle, Dominic Vallée develops a raw model of the human psyche that opens the reader to its most fundamental qualities. Merging the concept of non-duality with the foundations of mystical thought, the author invites you to the concrete application of a living spirituality, based on a radical form of objectivity.

A revised, redesigned and retitled version of
ZINFAENDEL: The Mystic’s Path of Self-Knowledge.

In french

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