All the Great Masters have agreed on it. All Great Philosophies have always kept it in mind.
Plato, Greek philosopher, already anticipated us, with his Myth of the Cavern, what in the future we came to conceive as Matrix.
The Celtic priests, the famous Druids, were perhaps their fiercest followers (they even invented a secret alphabet with the names of the different sacred trees), while for St. Bernard, there was no better School.
The brilliant sculptor, Antonio Gaudí, was a not very talkative man, but she entrusted him with her secrets through her sight and induced him to express himself with the creativity of her hands.
But, possibly, the most intuitive of all, was the mythical Hermes Trismegistus: what is above is equal to what is below.
Gaia Mater
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