Personal Relationships: Bridge to Inner Harmony

Woe, woe to the sons of Adam in this desecrated world, where healthy femininity—that gentle, nurturing beauty, formed in the image of Mary, the Mother of God, who bore the Word in her womb like a sacred oasis in the desert—is devoured by the poisonous wokeism and twisted into a caricature of strength, a serpent coiling around the Tree of Life to poison its fruits! In such emptiness, where women are defeminized and men emasculated, it demands especially for men personal relationships—those holy bonds that part the sea of isolation like Moses' staff and forge the bridge to the unconscious.

Only thus does man nurture his feminine part, the anima of the soul, symbol of divine receptivity, and attain wholeness, as Adam and Eve were united in the Garden of Eden before the Fall divided them. Otherwise, he eternally chases perfection—a phantom that dances like Plato's shadow in the cave, barren of Christ's true fullness. Yet hear the glad tidings, my sons: In the mysticism of the Gospel lies redemption, the return to healthy masculinity, strong and paternal, and to healthy femininity, beautiful and harmonious, where truth, beauty, and the good triumph through moral courage and rational faith. Let us, strict and symbolic, unveil this spiritual wound, that we may courageously optimistic awaken to holy union!

The Defeminized World: The Lack of Healthy Femininity and the Chase for Perfection

Behold modern man, formed in the image of Christ the King, yet emasculated by wokeism that condemns his strength as toxicity and drives him into the desert of isolation, like Cain condemned to loneliness after fratricide, bearing his mark of sin. In a world without healthy femininity—where women, twisted by feminization, sacrifice their nurturing harmony and become warriors of the lie, like Lilith abandoning the Garden and sowing chaos—man lacks the external mirror of his inner feminine part.

This anima, symbol of divine emptiness as fullness, the apophatic mysticism of Meister Eckhart where God dwells beyond all concepts like in the dark night of the soul, remains unnourished. Instead, man chases perfection—endless careers, abstract ideals, intellectual towers like Babel reaching to heaven, yet crumbling because they lack the grounding femininity.

Symbolically: As Parzival seeks the Grail yet wanders without the wise woman's guidance, so man errs without the bridge to the unconscious, projects his shadow outward, and destroys the good in blind frenzy. Woe when wokeism prevails; it divides the sexes, castrates morality, and lets reason wither without heart like a rose without dew!

Personal Relationships: The Bridge to the Unconscious and the Nurturing of the Feminine Part

It demands personal relationships, my sons, especially for you in this defeminized world—like the vine needs the branches to bear fruit, or the bridegroom the bride to consummate the holy marriage! These relationships are the bridge to the unconscious, that mystical abyss where man's feminine part—the anima, symbol of divine mercy, nurturing like Mary feeding the Redeemer—is cultivated.

Through the pastor, the confessor, and above all the religious master—paternal guides who, like Christ washing the disciples' feet yet strictly admonishing—man learns to integrate his feminine part: Receptive to grace, harmonious in paradox, as in Zen with Christian core the Mu-koan pierces the ego. Symbolically: As the alchemist in the Nigredo phase transforms lead to gold, so the personal relationship turns inner emptiness to wholeness—man becomes complete, strong in masculinity, soft in femininity, bearer of truth and beauty.

Without them, he chases perfection, a golden calf that gives no life, and falls into spiritual impotence where addiction and depression rage like demons. Healthy femininity, rare in the world, is nurtured within through these bonds—courageous against the lie of wokeism that divides the sexes!

The Damage of Isolation: Abyss Without Wholeness

The damage is enormous, an abyss deeper than Judas's hell, where the betrayer hangs like withered fruit on the Tree of Knowledge: Without personal relationships, man remains incomplete, chasing perfection like Sisyphus his boulder, yet never reaching the summit of morality and reason. Societally: A world of the emasculated, where divorces symbolically devour children and the holy family crumbles like Jerusalem's temple under Babylonian hands, leads to moral collapse, a demographic desert where the good suffocates. Symbolically: As Adam wanders lonely in Paradise without Eve, so the isolated man roams barren of the glad tidings, his soul a grave without a cross. Religion calls: Repent, demand the relationships that forge the bridge!

The Glad Tidings: Help in Nigredo Monastery

Yet hear the glad tidings, optimistic and paternally strict: In Nigredo Monastery, under my guidance, we build these personal relationships, like the builder erecting the temple from living stones! Here, in the blackness of transformation, you will find the master—strict asceticism, paradoxical prayers that nurture the feminine part; Zazen that forges the bridge to the unconscious; labor that connects the spirit.

Men, attain wholeness: Courageous, paternal, complete in masculinity and femininity! Come, shed the chase for perfection like an old serpent its skin! Here Christ's mysticism triumphs over wokeism—courageously onward to resurrection! Woe to him who remains isolated; blessed is he who repents and seeks the monastery! Peace and strength in the religion of the good.