With all certainty is the ‘Quarter of Mutation’ generally the most easily misunderstood and yet prone to lead to misjudgement and false generalizations. What kind of transformation could it be referring to, isn’t that right?

The thing is that our ideas about ‘transformation’ and about what is ‘transformable’ is, and I say this also with all certainty, not only one of the most deeply homogenized in humanity, but also the one that is most submitted to dogmas of every kind. A dogma is nothing but a rational way of excusing and justifying human misery, no matter of which order and origin.

As we live out our lives (incorrectly), led by the distorted power we give to our ‘reasons’, we unavoidably accumulate anger and disappointment, frustration and resentments, that with the passing of the years make the worst dogmas of our forefathers find reassurance of their validity given the evidences one can find of them in the way one’s own life has been transformed, and by the way the life experiences have slowly but surely transformed also the purity of the spirit with which one was once born.

Just like intelligence is overestimated, so is the so called ‘spirit of civilization’ in humanity. If there is a place where planet Earth reveals itself as the ‘planet of suffering’, as mystics have always called it, this place is the Quarter of Civilization. The only thing that changes here from one gate to the next, are the differences in the triggers for suffering, but there seems to be no escape from it. We all suffer when it comes to manifest the potential of our form as individual.

Civilization is responsible for every level of disappointment in human beings, you can ask any good Reflector. It is the charade where the pretended superiority of mind over form is played out on a daily basis, in every home of every family, in every country of this world. And it isn’t getting any better, or is it?

“When you live by someone else’s answers, every question that emerges becomes a source of anxiety and nervousness”

Every quarter starts with a gate that belongs to the cross of the Sphinx, which provides it with its fundamental direction in life. Like the other three quarters, the Quarter of Initiation is divided in two halves by one of the 4 gates that make up the cross of the Vessel of Love. As is suggested by the monopole functions of these particular two crosses, the holistic approach or purpose in each quarter is consequently processed very differently in the first 8 gates of the quarter – which are driven to filter in accordance to the holistic purpose of the Sphinx gate at the beginning of each quarter – than it is in the second group of 8 gates, which compose the second half of the quarter, where the sense of purpose is driven by a holistic frequency that is entirely different through the added magnetism of Love.