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O viață

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"O viață", în limbajul meu, este timpul trupului dintre o naștere și o moarte. Spre deosebire de acesta, timpul sufletului este egal cu timpul universului, perioadă în care noi vom putea folosi nenumărate vehicule corporale. Trebuie însă să fim atenți să nu mai producem karmă nefavorabilă, altfel ne vom învârti în roata hamsterilor.
Scopul nostru suprem este să ajungem la uniunea cu esența sau Sinele universului, nimeni altul decât ființa noastră reală, liberă și fericită.

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"A life", in my language, is the time of the body between a birth and a death. In contrast, the time of the soul is equal to the time of the universe, during which time we may use countless bodily vehicles. But we have to be careful not to produce any more unfavourable karma, otherwise we'll be spinning on the hamster wheel.
Our ultimate goal is to attain union with the essence or Self of the universe, none other than our real, free and happy being.


A visionary writer and philosopher, Constantin Luntraru believes in transcending the Physical Realm to reach the Energetic Realm through veganism, prayer, and devotion to the Universal Divinity. As the founder of the CERs (Children of the Energetic Realm), he advocates for a compassionate, plant-based lifestyle to break the cycle of violence and align humanity with the Spirit of Life. His work blends cosmic intuition, spiritual practice, and scientific insights to inspire a harmonious world free from cruelty.

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