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THE END OF HUMANITY TODAY? CATASTROPHE OR TRANSFORMATION?

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According to Gnostic wisdom, the end of the current Aria Race does not simply represent the end of a civilization, but the closure of a great cosmic cycle.


The Sideral Year, described as the journey of the Solar System around the Zodiac, is presented with an approximate duration of 25,968 years. Each race goes through four great stages: Age of Gold, Age of Silver, Age of Copper, and Age of Iron. The current humanity would be living through the decline of the Age of Iron or Kali-Yuga.


What does the end announce?


The teachings speak of great geological transformations associated with Hercules, whose approach would produce, according to this teaching, volcanic phenomena, fire, and subsequently a revolution of the terrestrial axes that would modify the seas and continents.

But the message does not end in destruction.


After the cataclysm, a new humanity would emerge.

A select core is being spoken of destined to become the seed of the future Sixth Root Race, called Koradhí, in a new Golden Age.


Who would form that nucleus?

Not those who simply know the teachings, but those who work on themselves, eliminating their psychological defects and radically transforming their consciousness. Even the dissolution of at least 50% of the Ego is established as a reference for the Exodus.


That is why a much deeper teaching appears:


"We transform ourselves, we perish."


The true Apocalypse, then, should not be just a reason for fear.

It can also be an urgent call to inner work.


The question is not only:When will the end come?


The gnostic question is:

What am I doing with my conscience today?


Because, according to this teaching, no amount of intellectual knowledge can replace self-work.


The future of humanity begins with the transformation of the individual.

 
 
 

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