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Mind (as well as metals and elements) may be transmuted, from state to state; degree to degree; condition to condition; pole to pole; vibration to vibration. True Hermetic Transmutation is a Mental Art.
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PORTUGUĂS/PORTUGUESE:
Perdi alguma ingenuidade, mas nĂŁo perdi a minha inocĂȘncia.
Existe uma distinção fundamental entre inocĂȘncia e ignorĂąncia, embora ambas sejam frequentemente confundidas. A ignorĂąncia Ă© epistemolĂłgica: diz respeito Ă ausĂȘncia de conhecimento. A inocĂȘncia Ă© existencial: diz respeito Ă forma como alguĂ©m se posiciona perante a realidade.
NĂŁo sou inocente porque sei pouco. Sou inocente apesar de saber mais.
A experiĂȘncia foi desmontando progressivamente certas idealizaçÔes cognitivas atravĂ©s das quais eu interpretava os outros. As pressuposiçÔes de reciprocidade, transparĂȘncia e simetria emocional foram repetidamente desafiadas pela observação. O comportamento humano revelou-se consideravelmente mais complexo do que as narrativas atravĂ©s das quais inicialmente o compreendia.
Contudo, a desilusĂŁo nĂŁo culminou em cinismo.
A minha inocĂȘncia jĂĄ nĂŁo consiste numa incapacidade de reconhecer o engano, a contradição ou o interesse prĂłprio. Pelo contrĂĄrio, manifesta-se como uma recusa consciente de reduzir toda a experiĂȘncia humana a essas dimensĂ”es. Adquiri discernimento sem abdicar da abertura; ceticismo sem abandonar o encantamento.
Em termos psicolĂłgicos, poder-se-ia dizer que o meu modelo da realidade tornou-se mais diferenciado. Integrei a ambiguidade, o paradoxo e a complexidade moral na minha compreensĂŁo da natureza humana. JĂĄ nĂŁo assumo coerĂȘncia onde ela nĂŁo existe. Nem espero que os outros incorporem as virtudes que eu prĂłpria procuro incorporar.
E, ainda assim, apesar desta maior complexidade de perceção, continuo fundamentalmente recetiva ao significado, à beleza e à possibilidade.
à por isso que jå não me posso descrever como ingénua. A ingenuidade pertence a uma fase de desenvolvimento caracterizada por uma exposição insuficiente à contradição. PressupÔe um mundo que ainda não resistiu às nossas expectativas.
A inocĂȘncia, porĂ©m, pode sobreviver Ă contradição.
Na verdade, a forma mais resiliente de inocĂȘncia surge apenas apĂłs o contacto com a realidade. NĂŁo Ă© a inocĂȘncia da criança que nunca encontrou a escuridĂŁo, mas a do indivĂduo que a encontrou e recusou internalizĂĄ-la como princĂpio orientador da sua vida.
Talvez a maturidade nĂŁo seja o abandono da inocĂȘncia, mas o seu refinamento.
Perdi certas ilusĂ”es. Revisei pressupostos, recalibrei expectativas e submeti muitas das minhas crenças ao escrutĂnio da experiĂȘncia. Mas nĂŁo abdiquei da orientação essencial que me permite abordar a vida com curiosidade em vez de suspeita, com profundidade em vez de distanciamento.
O mundo educou-me. NĂŁo me transformou no seu reflexo.
Perdi alguma ingenuidade, mas nĂŁo perdi a minha inocĂȘncia. E a distĂąncia entre estes dois estados poderĂĄ muito bem ser a distĂąncia entre simplesmente envelhecer e verdadeiramente tornar-se sĂĄbio.
INGLĂS/ENGLISH:
I have lost some naïveté, but I have not lost my innocence.
There is a fundamental distinction between innocence and ignorance, though they are often conflated. Ignorance is epistemological: it concerns the absence of knowledge. Innocence is existential: it concerns oneâs disposition toward reality.
I am not innocent because I know little. I am innocent despite knowing more.
Experience has progressively dismantled certain cognitive idealizations through which I once interpreted others. The assumptions of reciprocity, transparency, and emotional symmetry have been repeatedly challenged by observation. Human behaviour has revealed itself to be considerably more complex than the narratives through which I first understood it.
Yet disillusionment has not culminated in cynicism.
My innocence no longer consists in a failure to perceive deception, contradiction, or self-interest. Rather, it manifests as a conscious refusal to reduce all human experience to those dimensions. I have acquired discernment without surrendering openness; skepticism without abandoning wonder.
In psychological terms, one might say that my model of reality has become more differentiated. I have integrated ambiguity, paradox, and moral complexity into my understanding of human nature. I no longer assume coherence where none exists. Nor do I expect others to embody the virtues I aspire to embody myself.
And yet, despite this increased complexity of perception, I remain fundamentally receptive to meaning, beauty, and possibility.
This is why I can no longer describe myself as naĂŻve. NaĂŻvetĂ© belongs to a stage of development characterized by insufficient exposure to contradiction. It presupposes a world that has not yet resisted oneâs expectations.
Innocence, however, can survive contradiction.
Indeed, the most resilient form of innocence emerges only after contact with reality. It is not the innocence of the child who has never encountered darkness, but of the individual who has encountered it and declined to internalize it as a governing principle.
Perhaps maturity is not the abandonment of innocence, but its refinement.
I have lost certain illusions. I have revised assumptions, recalibrated expectations, and subjected many of my beliefs to empirical scrutiny. But I have not relinquished the essential orientation that allows me to approach life with curiosity rather than suspicion, with depth rather than detachment.
The world has educated me. It has not transformed me into its reflection.
I have lost some naïveté, but I have not lost my innocence. And the distance between those two states may well be the distance between merely growing older and genuinely becoming wise.
15/06/2026
Accepting the reality that there is no cure for our existential malaise keeps us from wasting our life in chasing the untenable goal of healing our lack. That is, accepting the lack of a definitive cure allows us to direct our attention to endeavors over which we have some control; it frees us to pursue modalities of living that are both realistically attainable and potentially even rewardingâgratifying despite being imperfect. Unfortunately, because the mundane objects that contain the objet a are by necessity mere pale imitations of the Thing-in-itself, it can take prolonged mourning to reconcile ourselves to the reality that these imitations, these faint echoes of the Thing, are the only portion of the Thing that will ever be available to us. Yet I believe that those of us who have managed to make peace with this reality possess the best chances for fashioning a life that feels both rewarding and dynamic.
Mari Ruti, âWhen the Cure Is that There Is No Cure: Melancholia, Mourning, Creativityâ in Meaningless Suffering: Traumatic Marginalisation and Ethical Responsibility
Ăglise de Gros Morne, GaspĂ©sie, QuĂ©bec, 1941
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Armagh, Bellechasse, 1895
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âA man who fears suffering is already suffering from what he fears.â
â Michel de Montaigne, Essais

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Cassone. late 15th century, with 19th century alterations. Credit line: Bequest of Helen Hay Whitney, 1944 https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/209090