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All that it is possible to say about this is that when the expansive tendency of space is no longer opposed and restrained by the compressive tendency of time, then space must naturally, in one way or another, undergo a dilatation such as will raise its indefinity to a higher power; but it should scarcely be necessary to add that this occurrence cannot be represented by any image borrowed from the corporeal domain. Indeed, since time is one of the determining conditions of corporeal existence, it is evident that its suppression is by itself sufficient to cause everything to be taken right out of the world; the being is then in what has been called elsewhere an extracorporeal 'prolongation' of the same individual state of existence as that of which the corporeal world represents but a mere modality: this also serves to indicate that the end of the corporeal world is by no means the end of the said state of existence considered in its integrality. Furthermore, the end of a cycle such as that of the present humanity is really only the end of the corporeal world itself in quite a relative sense, and only in relation to the possibilities that have been included in the cycle and so have completed their development in corporeal mode; but in reality the corporeal world is not annihilated, but 'transmuted', and it immediately receives a new existence, because, beyond the 'stopping-point' corresponding to the unique instant at which time is no more, 'the wheel begins to turn again for the accomplishment of another cycle'.

>>21060128
>I need a book or blogpost that explains this in lenght.

>The desire to change the "genetic makeup" not only changes human beings, it changes the cosmic environment around them and this as explained is in line with the collapse of the barrier that separates this world from the infra-psychic one. In the chapter, "The Limits of History and Geography" of the book, "The Reign of Quantity and the Signs of the Times", R.G. explains how there are triggers, both natural and artificial, that contribute towards changing the experience of reality that the generality of terrestrial humanity has. In brief, what is eventually going to happen, is a break from the "solidity" that marked the prior eras and a sudden re-perception of immaterial states of being. The present global push to literally modify the "genetic makeup" of most people will contribute towards this change.

>Once these modifications are foistered on the majority, they will gradually lose a part of what makes them human. It must also be remembered that cataclysms in prior times were caused by similar things, a symbolic reference of this being found in various books that chronicle the mixing of humans with non-human subtle entities which led to so much terrestrial instability that eventually a cataclysm was triggered. Isn't it interesting that around this time, there are also concerted efforts to "declassify UFO/UAP activity"? This is scarcely a coincidence, since these entities behind the "alien phenomena" are really the infra-psychic entities R.G. spoke of. It is as it were, a collective drugging of the human race both physically and psychically, the combined consequence of which is a further collapse of this barrier that separates this world from the one where these psychic entities reside.

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>>18665687
Thus the sedentary peoples create the plastic arts (architecture, sculpture, painting), the arts consisting of forms developed in space; the nomads create the phonetic arts (music, poetry), the arts consisting of forms unfolded in time; for, let us say it again, all art is in its origin essentially symbolical and ritual, and only through a late degeneration, indeed a very recent degeneration, has it lost its sacred character so as to become at last the purely profane 'recreation' to which it has been reduced among our contemporaries.

>>18168505
READ GUENON

What do I have to read before reading this?