by Kai Karrel | Aug 3, 2015 | Articles, Mysticism, Teachings
A mystic walks in circles. Their path is always curved. They almost never reach the extremes. They walk in the middle. Their words, their instructions, their description of life is a constant flow of change. What is true today will be replaced by the truth of...
by Kai Karrel | Dec 10, 2014 | Art, Articles, Teachings
A mystic is an artist. Their palette is made out of words, gestures, sounds. The reason art is the medium of their expression is because none of their creations are neither useful nor hold any form of purpose. The creation of a mystic is a form of illustration that...
by Kai Karrel | Nov 30, 2014 | Articles, Mysticism, Teachings
A mystic doesn’t write accurately. Their facts might be completely off mark. To understand mystical writing, you need to understand that a mystic relates to their writing more as an interpretative art than anything else. When you look at the ‘Yellow Shirt’...
by Kai Karrel | Nov 24, 2014 | Articles, Mysticism, Teachings
Mystics are explorers. They use their words to uncover hidden worlds and uncharted lands. Their silence is so profound, it invokes a desire to sing and express their melody through music and prose. Like poets, mystics aren’t bound to the gravity of structure and...
by Kai Karrel | Nov 5, 2014 | Articles, Gratitude, Mysticism, Self, Teachings
Mystics and philosophers have to write in extremes. Emphasize the black from the white. They have to exaggerate in order to invoke deep change. In a way shock your system. In the old days, Zen masters would slap the face of their ‘about-to-be awakened’...
