Written by Mathew Naismith

I wrote up a quote a few months ago that I thought I would explain as it seems a little baffling to some, it goes like this: “There is nothing mystical about the unknown only the known, so if you are questioned about your beliefs in mysticism just say it’s only mystical to you as you not the understanding of something more than you believe!!!”…..

There is nothing mystical about the unknown only the known:  Just because it’s unknown doesn’t make it mystical & the reason the known is mystical is that it’s a wonder to experience such things which makes life magical. We think because we can’t explain an occurrence logically it has to be mystical/supernatural in some way, what if anything mystical to us is more of the natural world than the world we know? The unknown world wouldn’t be so mystical after all only the known.

so if you are questioned about your beliefs in mysticism just say it’s only mystical to you as you not the understanding of something more than you believe!!!: This is saying you already live in a known life of mysticism by living such a magical existence & to see something as just mystical is showing ignorance of something you don’t know because you only believe in what you know anything else is said to be mystical therefore inapt.

We only have a conscious understanding in what we know, our understanding can’t go beyond our consciousness therefore anything out of the ordinary beyond our understanding is labelled as mystical & inapt because it makes no sense to our present conscious understanding. What if it was really the other way around, what if it’s the known that is mystical & an unnatural existence to what we really are which is pure consciousness/spirit?