What is the Theory of Descent?
An accessible presentation of the central thesis.
Read now →A short path into the question, movement, and purpose of the Theory of Descent.
Begin with the introductory text, then discover why embodied existence matters before meeting the philosophers and principles whose insights help shape the theory. More official English editions will be added as this living project develops.
An accessible presentation of the central thesis.
Read now →Why body, space, time, and resistance are not punishments, but conditions for divine potentials to become lived experience.
Read now →From the One to multiplicity — and from difference to conscious communion.
Read now →Negative theology, the circulation of light, and the Mystery beyond words.
Read now →Why experience requires duration — and why no cycle returns us to exactly the same point.
Read now →How ancient texts preserved two different meanings of embodiment: alienation and creative participation.
Read now →Unity, multiple perspectives, potentials, embodiment, and the challenge of integrating an extraordinary experience.
Read now →Manifestation, theophany, the four divisions of nature, and a return that integrates experience.
Read now →The ground of the soul, the birth of God, detachment, and the passage from inward Unity to embodied experience.
Read now →The radical unity of God, matter, and intellect—and the question of why Unity appears as multiplicity and experience.
Read now →Radical immanence, the Amalricians, and the question of how God can be present in everything without erasing difference.
Read now →Learned ignorance, the infinite, and the coincidence of opposites—without erasing ethical difference.
Read now →The circle, triangle, nine points, ego, and the journey from potential to lived experience.
Read now →Source, potential, individuality, otherness, and return. This collection is currently in Portuguese.
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