A Belief as old as Time.
Since mankind evolved to look up at the stars and wonder at our place in the cosmos, The Universe has answered, reminding us of the connection that binds all of existence together into One. This idea gave birth
A Belief as old as Time.
Since mankind evolved to look up at the stars and wonder at our place in the cosmos, The Universe has answered, reminding us of the connection that binds all of existence together into One. This idea gave birth to the idea of Gods, a word man has used to describe invisible beings of great power; yet these invented Gods were not enough to explain the infinite Living Universe. Ultimately the truth remained clear, and throughout the ages Luminaries have helped guide humanity back together, with the understanding that we are all One.
A Fallen Priest.
In the 16th century, Europe was under the oppressive grip of The Catholic Church, who burned 'forbidden' books and murdered people who spoke out against Christianity. Yet in 1576, a prodigal Priest named Giordano Bruno fled his order, accused of 'heretical' ideas and reading secret books. Bruno had experienced a vision of the interconnected Universe, and understanding his great purpose, he set out to change the world forever.
A Life of Compassion.
For nearly 20 years, Giordano Bruno set out to unify the confused people and faiths of the world, teaching that we were all part of One Being. He showed us that the Universe was infinite, eternal, and indeed the very face of God. Bruno wrote over 60 books and essays, taught in universities across Europe, and advised Kings and Queens on both spiritual and practical matters. Yet the Catholic Inquisition, death squads dedicated to silencing non-christians, were always on his tail. In 1591, while attending a book fair, Bruno was invited back to Italy by a man claiming to desire tutoring. The man's true intentions became apparent, sadly, as shortly after Bruno arrived he was arrested by the inquisition.
The death of a Hero.
In the year 1600 AD, by order of the Catholic Church, Filipo 'Giordano' Bruno was condemned to death for renouncing the Cath