I. The Original Principle

The universe is not governed by good and evil.

These are categories created by human beings to interpret reality.

The cosmos is instead driven by two primordial forces:

• Love → a force of union, harmony, and aggregation

• Hate → a force of separation, movement, and transformation

These two forces are not enemies.

They are complementary.

From their tension all existence is born.

This intuition recalls the vision of the Greek philosopher Empedocles, who spoke of Love and Strife as the engines of the universe.

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II. The Human Being

Human beings are not passive creatures in the universe.

They are a point of balance between cosmic forces.

Just as planets orbit around the sun, the elements and energies of existence orbit around the human being.

Every individual therefore possesses the ability to:

• rebalance themselves

• transform themselves

• evolve

Human evolution is not imposed from the outside.

It is a process of inner harmonization.

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III. The World as Vision

The reality we perceive is not purely objective.

It is also a reflection of our consciousness.

As Alejandro Jodorowsky once said:

“The world is as I think it is.”

Therefore, many of humanity’s sufferings arise from a distorted vision of the world, rather than from the world itself.

The transformation of the self begins with the transformation of perception.

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IV. The Game of Duality

The categories of good and evil, right and wrong, are tools that societies use to organize the world.

But these categories often become instruments of power.

The philosopher does not allow themselves to be imprisoned by such dualities.

They observe reality beyond labels and seek to understand the deeper forces that act behind events.

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V. The Cycles of the Cosmos

The universe moves in cycles.

There are ages in which the force that unites prevails, and others in which the force that divides becomes dominant.

When hate expands and seems to dominate everything, it does not mean that balance is lost forever.

It means that the cycle is approaching its point of inversion.

When division reaches its maximum, love returns to recompose what has been separated.

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VI. The Task of the Philosopher

The philosopher is not a judge of the world.

They are an observer of its invisible laws.

Their task is to:

• understand the balance between the forces

• free themselves from the illusions of duality

• help humanity recognize its own power of transformation

The philosopher does not fight chaos.

They understand it.

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VII. The Principle of Resistance

In times when division grows, humanity faces a choice:

to surrender to the force that divides

or to become a center of equilibrium.

Every individual who rediscovers harmony within themselves contributes to restoring harmony in the world.

The evolution of humanity does not arise from a sudden event.

It arises from thousands of awakened consciousnesses.

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The Symbol of the Philosophy

The symbol of Cosmic Balancing is:

two opposite spirals rotating around a center.

• one represents Love

• one represents Hate

• the center represents the Human Being

The human being is the point where the two forces find equilibrium.