Chronicles From The Future Quotes

“Truly civilised people, people with ‘inner culture’, cannot do something that is wrong. Even if you force them to, so to speak, they cannot!”
― Paul Amadeus Dienach, Chronicles From The Future: The amazing story of Paul Amadeus Dienach

“there are no miracles and supernatural things; there are no things that break the laws of nature. All these things that we call supernatural are nothing but laws that are inaccessible to human cognition, logic and way of thinking.”
― Paul Amadeus Dienach, Chronicles From The Future: The amazing story of Paul Amadeus Dienach

“He was always careful with his words, cautious not to let slip things that went beyond rationality and scientific, cognitive thinking. He strongly believed, all the same, in a spiritual element of an undefined nature in man, which eludes the law of biological decay, surpassing the barriers of time and space.”
― Paul - Amadeus Dienach, Chronicles From The Future: The amazing story of Paul Amadeus Dienach

“The time-space continuum, you see, is not exactly as imagined by human perception. Infinity and the ever-present are one and the same. Objective reality is multi-dimensional. Numbers, matter, the spirit, individuals, ideas or infinity do not exist separately, but all together. If we could penetrate the true meaning of each of the aspects of the Samith, the Great Reality, then we would also feel God. We would be able to understand the purpose, texture and meaning of life. We would acquire a wisdom superior to that of humans. But that just can’t happen, my friend… Direct knowledge, the Nibelvirch, showed us that the physical universe, creation, God, infinity and all these notions, are mere aspects, mere sides of the Great Reality. And there is a multitude of other sides, inconceivable to humans.” According to Stefan, after the Nibelvirch, man's attempt to reduce all phenomena of the world and life to a single "principle" has remarkably decreased. Now people see many aspects of reality as components of the Samith. He kept reiterating that only a small part of it can be sensed by our antennas. That’s as far as our “knowledge capabilities” go.”
― Achilleas Sirigos, Chronicles From The Future: The amazing story of Paul Amadeus Dienach

“My every future plan, my every thought, my every hope was formed by you, and took your form.”
― Achilleas Sirigos, Chronicles From The Future: The amazing story of Paul Amadeus Dienach

“It is us, he says, who pass by, not time. We, the human creatures with the short-lived biological destiny, come and go. The dimension of depth eludes us. Our antennas have a very limited capacity. They only form subjective impressions that are totally irrelevant to the true and objective “Great Reality”, the Samith as he called it.”
― Paul Amadeus Dienach, Chronicles From The Future: The amazing story of Paul Amadeus Dienach

“...To see your life flow in obscurity among the treasures of the heart and of nature, happy in your anonymity, and to occasionally lose yourself in reading or in the pleasure of being a sensitive admirer of the fine arts; that’s the image of modern life you’re looking for!”
― Paul - Amadeus Dienach, Chronicles From The Future: The amazing story of Paul Amadeus Dienach

“You can give whichever explanation suits you best—medical, scientific or whatever else—and I will accept them all. Just do not tell me it was a dream or a figment of my imagination because you will never have been more mistaken! There are things that the human mind does not know or comprehend.”
― Achilleas Sirigos, Chronicles From The Future: The amazing story of Paul Amadeus Dienach

“So were we and all our teachings wrong about everything, all those years? Was no part of our knowledge right?” “On the contrary; we consider them the first attempts of humankind to approach the Light and therefore we greatly appreciate and honour them! But all this surfaced only because of the Nibelvirch; it all originated from the nostalgia and the thirst for the Samith, as were the greatest works of art and all great human accomplishments. This thirst of spirit and soul for a godlike destination and proof of our superhuman origins is what makes us idealise and beautify thousands of aspects of our everyday life in this poor earthly environment: virtue, forgiveness, friendship, humanism, youth, beauty, justice, happiness, freedom, affection. The lack of the Samith is the deepest source of all great works of intellect.” And the truth is that man’s destiny in our time was to be born, to love, to hurt and to die. Seemingly, at least. But because man's consciousness intuitively knew that something bigger was concealed behind appearances; it couldn’t tolerate this explanation and rebelled. “We could not explain it,” I said, “and we secretly wished to have been born robots without the ability or the need to conceive of all these things since they are so alien and inapproachable anyway, so incompatible with real life.” “They’re only incompatible in the poor and temporally finite environment of this world and life. But if nothing bigger existed, none of our thoughts and concepts like eternity, infinity or God would exist either. The innate mental propensity for perfection would not exist and neither would the Platonic world, Buddhism, or even Christianity—to speak in your own language. Acts of self-sacrifice such as Socrates’ refusal to flee, the 300 of Leonidas or even the crucifixion of Jesus, never would have happened in human history.”
― Achilleas Sirigos, Chronicles From The Future: The amazing story of Paul Amadeus Dienach

“Rich is the man who can enjoy them; not the man who possesses them.”
― Paul Amadeus Dienach, Chronicles From The Future: The amazing story of Paul Amadeus Dienach

“According to the current ‘Volkic perception’, each and every one of ‘thy neighbours’ is a ‘whole inner world’ full of dreams about life, affection, love and sacred human suffering, high ideals and a wide range of spiritual values, all reflections of the Samith, about which he had talked to me earlier. Their attention to detail and their foresight, which sometimes reaches the point of exaggeration, is incredible. They are extremely careful not to insult this ‘whole inner world’ in the slightest, either in terms of its physical or its moral existence. These”
― Paul Amadeus Dienach, Chronicles From The Future: The amazing story of Paul Amadeus Dienach

“At first, they said, we were a simple part of the fauna of this planet. Once we eradicated most of our animalistic instincts, inner life and external culture began to develop. This is when the self-consciousness that now separates us from “the rest of the fauna” made its appearance”
― Paul Amadeus Dienach, Chronicles From The Future: The amazing story of Paul Amadeus Dienach

“It didn’t create a superhuman, of course, but it did give us a significantly “advanced human being”. Thanks to the Aidersen Institute, Homo sapiens gave way to Homo Occidentalis Novus, the current "enlightened man" of the Nojere, the New Era(the Nojere started in 3382, on the 6th of September according to our calendar, which is when Volky survived the Nibelvirch. When the ascendance of Volkic Knowledge was complete circa 3430 AD, this day was labelled the “start of a new era in history”).”
― Paul Amadeus Dienach, Chronicles From The Future: The amazing story of Paul Amadeus Dienach

“The moral and spiritual individuality comes here to live a painful adventure, full of frustrations, a dramatic experience of living in foreign lands, dominated by a constant, painful feeling of absence from its true home; a feeling of nostalgia, thirst and lack of fulfilment.”
― Paul - Amadeus Dienach, Chronicles From The Future: The amazing story of Paul Amadeus Dienach