The Structure Of Meleticism. (Η Δομή του Μελετικισμού).

-From my text on the Logos (The Word).

To a Meletic, the Greek word Domí not only represents a physical structure, but it represents also, the philosophical structure of Meleticism. It is a foundation that is inspired by the enlightening form of the Domí. Every temple that is built has pillars and light. Those pillars are stones and that light is a burning flame. What these things embody are the essence of life and nature. The temple is a place to connect with the cosmos and the Enas. It is not a place of worship or for decorative statues. It is designed to be used for contemplation, discussion and learning. Our body serves as our temple, our mind as the pillars, and our soul as the flame in the Meletic sense. We apply this concept with the knowledge that our virtues are what guide our belief.

The physical temple is a reminder of the presence of the Enas, and it imbues our conscious minds with wisdom and knowledge. The temple we bear is one that is physical as well. Our temple is sustained by nourishment and well-being. Our mind becomes one with the temple we edify and explore with our consciousness. The soul awakens to the harmony of nature. Life is the journey we embark, and the Enas is the reason we exist. Every human being should learn to value life and accept the fate of mortality, with the realisation that death is a part of the natural process of the Logos. By releasing our burdens, we are intuitively rebuilding the structure that is our temple. There are times, when our temple will be forced to endure suffering. It is how we deal with that suffering that will either strengthen or weaken our temple.

Philosophy is meant to teach us the understanding of the cosmos, nature and reality. It teaches us to be aware of our thoughts induced by our minds. The essence of any teaching must have meaning and truth to its practice. The temple itself is only a structure. The ideas that we devise give it its tangible form and nature. It stands tall as a symbol directed to the cosmos. The emanations from the Enas reach us and purify our consciousness, allowing us to distinguish its presence as the One. This profound experience is felt when we truly connect with it. Through the process of the unification of the cosmos, nature and reality, we are a part of universal existence. An existence of which we not only belong to, but personify with our lives.

Nothing is eternal about life. We live a certain period of years that have their duration. Every human being should have a purpose and meaning. A firm basis of a belief that represents the temple of life. We have the power to build that temple and shape it into the ideas of the principles of philosophy and the beauty of its splendour. Without those ideas, the temple would only be a hollow structure and nothing more established to observe. It would have no exoteric relevance. Hope is a thing that should never be forsaken, nor should we abandon our will to live. Cherishing each day life, means to value ourselves. The purity of the mind, body and soul is seen in the practice of Meleticism. The way we achieve that purity is through the presence of the Enas, which reveals itself to us.

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