Spiritual freedom: the Cathar legacy and escaping the Matrix through consciousness
An original essay by André F. Steiner on the Cathars, the medieval “Good Christians” who challenged the power of their age and paid with their lives.
he Cathars held a simple, radical belief: the soul needs no intermediary to reach the sacred. In this essay, André F. Steiner revisits the history of the medieval Languedoc, the persecution of the Albigensian Crusade, and the Gnostic legacy that runs through the centuries into today’s culture of simulation and expanded consciousness. A read about inner freedom, power, and the courage to question what we are told is real.