Julian Hamer

The Immanent Principle of Integrity and Goodwill: The Integration of the Supernal Disposition within the Human Heart Julian Hamer

Through mindful determination in the pursuit of essential certainty, the sincere researcher eventually turns towards the human, innermost nature in order to directly evaluate the merit of otherwise indefinitely qualified knowledge. But within the soul a capricious, ambiguous psychology predominates that provides only precarious confidence and upon that inconstant, unsettling basis we endeavor to maneuver between contradictory constraints. Eventually, finding no realistic alternative within the incumbent constitution, the impartial mind discerns the immediate presence of an extrinsic paragon that resides contiguously to the heart. Thereupon, recognizing an exemplary quality, the soul seeks to position itself under the aegis of the supernal nature in order to inspire a more meaningful disposition within the soul. Thereby, within the constitutive, human being, we steadily develop an original aptitude that facilitates the immediate experience and accommodation of the liberating qualities of goodwill and wisdom.