V.M. HJOR KU XOANS

THE WORD SIDEREUS - The application of the word "SIDÉREO" [Sidereus] remains limited to the consensus of astronomers. But the Latin term "Sidereus" from which it derives, does not refer only to a time measurement pattern, but to the great sphere or bubble of the Great Circumstantial Ocean that surrounds an indeterminate number of galaxies. There is also a large foam made up of an indeterminate number of those bubbles, which we will call Sidereal [sideral] . But to understand these things, the reasonable human being will have to dispense with his telescopes and remove that instrument from his eyes. Because these issues cannot be seen through devices, but through the use of innate spiritual faculties in the depths of consciousness, sleeping since the Middle Ages but that must be developed from now on, by each human being considered reasonable and useful to experimentation and science.